Used 2003 Ford Crown Victoria for sale near Minneapolis, MN

Best used car I've ever purchased. V-8, lots of room and alots of power. And a smooth ride, love this car. Very reliable, it only had 103490 miles on it. Car lived in California, till I bought.

I Didn't end up getting this car. Overall Great customer service and follow through :)

ive had my 03 crown vic 2 months now. i like it better than the day i got it. Its a nice one, silver/gold metalic with beige cloth int. Had the windows tinted and every time i wash it i go farther with something like buffing and waxing or the engine comartment. Its really cleaning up nicely. it runs and rides great so all is well. i have to put a lights module in it im not happy about. the headlights go on and off with the switch on. 20 year old car exp0ect something i guess. thats qll for now, cheers and be safe

The Clerk who was performing several different job descriptions - did an excellent job with the job function AND had excellent Customer Servuce skills as well

This car is all I'd ever want in a car. It's roomy, comfortable, low maintenance, fast (when I need it) and dependable. I couldn't ask for more in a vehicle.

Prompt, friendly and professional service.. Invitation to visit was very friendly and didn't Email too much 😁

I helped my father find one. In 2016, we found a 2005 Crown Vic with 36k on the motor! An old lady owned it. If property serviced, it will run forever. That 4.6 v8 is the same motor in the Mustang if the era but tuned differently. Last gen V8's don't look impressive from a power standpoint but just drive one and you'll find they have plenty of power. Old V8's were low on horsepower but torque rich and that's what matters: it'll get up and move from a stoplight. Very comfortable, rides great, huge trunk, and just a great cruiser. My knocks? It's all last generation technology. Meaning, it won't ever sniff 30 mpg and averages about 22-23 mpg. Not bad for a V8 of it's era but not good by today's standards. However, big boulevard cruisers simply don't exist anymore so there isn't a car that compares. Maybe a 2018 Lincoln Continental? That's it. Next, cup holders are an issue. The dash has a pull out tray with two holders that are too shallow to hold cups. We had to get creative in my dad's and install boat cup holders in the tray so water bottles wouldn't go flying. For as big as it is, the rear seat is actually kind of small. Strange packaging because the trunk can fit multiple bodies (ha!). Finally, it's a lot of last gen squeaky plastic. That's what was used in that era. We took out the radio and put in a new deck with Bluetooth and USB to bring it up to date. Otherwise, it's a tape deck and a 10 CD changer! Yes, upgrade that radio! The styling is plain but attractive for a boat. It screams highway cruiser. Look, this is a big, easy riding, comfortable, safe, boat that is squarely last generation. But, it's so easy to drive and maintain. A great car for trips and while that back seat is strangely small, it's still adequate and bigger than most mid size cars today. It's exactly what my 75 year old dad wanted: a big cruiser that's easy to get into, easy to drive, and easy to maintain.

I like this police car better than the new one the new one has 2.7 six I raced my buddy who still works there it?s too close to count I have comfort he doesn?t

Great people and cars I love this place soooooo much I would highly recommend to anyone wanting to used car

Great place to buy a used car with reasonable price. Very friendly and professional. I bought my car stress free. Thank you so much :)