Prequalify now It only takes a few minutes and won't affect your credit. Searched for months for a used Lincoln Town Car. Found 2005 Signature (basic), paid 5K to an owner, the car was t-boned on ...

Lincoln has relied on the Town Car's tried and true design for some time, and finds little need to change anything for 2011.The hood, fenders and quarter panels have been reshaped modestly. The last ...

The Lincoln Town Car has been the choice of livery and limousine companies for years, but this aging sedan will finally exit stage left in 2011. The only body-on-frame luxury car on the market ...

No, it wasn’t the car. It’s what it replaces: the Lincoln Town Car, scheduled to die in 2011. In case you didn’t know, Lincoln has always built impressive, large cars. The Zephyrs of the ...

Unlike the dinosaurs, which are long gone, today's Nice Price or No Dice Town Car still allows us to experience a bygone era of gargantuan proportions and marshmallow ride and handling. Let's see ...

After the 2003 update, Lincoln refreshed again the third generation of the Lincoln Town Car in 2007, but with just minor touches here and there to keep it attractive for its traditional customers.

The Lincoln Town Car, like its siblings the Mercury Grand Marquis and Ford Crown Victoria, was an ever-present part of the Lincoln lineup, from the inception of its Ford Panther platform ...

In August, the assembly line in Ontario, Canada, will close and production of the Town Car will cease. Ford hopes to replace it with a livery version of the Lincoln MKT crossover. But in the black ...

Vehicles—even the Lincoln Town Car—lost tens of linear inches, dozens of cubic inches, and hundreds of excess pounds. Lincoln did not gladly impel the Town Car toward svelteness and increased ...

Of all the synopses we might employ to quantify the 2003 Lincoln Town Car, we confess that "addictive driving experience" never occurred to us. More composed, yes. More refined, yes. Better ...