2006 Ford Crown Victoria Usados en Venta

That was a police fleet vehicle that had been auctioned off to the public for some reason. The police fittings were stripped out, leaving an ugly vehicle with low miles, perfect maintenance history, and a very low price. In the three years I've owned it I've had absolutely no issues with it, mechanical or otherwise, and I have found it an exceptionally good purchase. There is no depreciation to give, it's at an age where value depends largely upon whether it runs, and it runs well. The looks don't matter to me but appear to have significantly reduced the purchase price, which is great. I haven't made a car payment in three years and I don't plan to make one for another ten or so. When it eventually dies I'll buy another car but I wouldn't sell this one for twice what I paid. It's easy to drive, cheap to insure and cheap to own.

Love this car. First off was one of the best cars I have owned was comfortable the suspension was still police and was a smooth ride on some of the bumpy road around the area I live in just pot holes all over the place. The interior was not super fancy but the seats were very comfortable. The Crown Vic Police Interceptor had some serious power to it with the V8 Engine but got to be careful cause this baby likes the gas also might be the only down side was gas mileage was not the greatest but a strong runner over 200k miles and still running strong. I would average around 15mpg probably would have been better but have a little bit of a lead foot. I live in New York and surprisingly the under body is not rusted out and drive around 75 miles a day to and from work. Love the looks on the high way people usually get out of the way think that you are a cop or slow way down slight downside but usually they get out of the way. Had to do a little work on the car here and there like replace the gas tank and spark plugs but that was easy enough to do to keep the car going very little work needed on this bad boy. I love this car.