The
Town Car was one of Lincoln’s prime vehicles. Hitting the streets
from 1981 to 2011, the Town Car had many uses from being a police
cruiser to taxi to one of Vince McMahon’s limos. Although it’s
been succeeded by the MKZ, some Louisiana Lincoln dealers may still
have at least one Town Car in stock. You may be curious as to why you
should make a play for one of the supposedly last “true” American
cars.
Efficiency
and Power
If
you’re looking for a limo-type sedan that has big muscle under the
hood, a Town Car may be on your list. It has a 4.6-liter V8 linked to
a four-speed automatic that can churn out 239 horsepower at 4,900rpm.
Space
Comfort
Town
Cars are known for their wide spatial interiors. Some auto
enthusiasts claim that a stretch Town Car will have roughly four
inches more shoulder and leg room than certain foreign marquees. The
trunk will offer ample space for your luggage, while leather
upholstery is standard. Driving in inclement weather conditions can
be more tolerable thanks to its climate control system linked to
heated seats and glass.
It
may have been a scant few years since the last Town Car left the St.
Thomas Assembly line, but it still endures in the American
consciousness as a hardy road vehicle. Why not buy one now?
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