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MRSTRK by MRSTRK
Jan 06, 1999 (6:13 am)
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I am thinking of buying a 96 Licoln Towncar. Am I
crazy to buy an american made car? What are your
experiences with yours?
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GATESR by GATESR
Jan 06, 1999 (5:06 pm)
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I've never owned one, but the best people to ask about this car are the ones who drive it the most--Limo drivers and fleet owners. They seem to like it lots and praise its overall build quality.
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dmk by dmk
Jan 07, 1999 (7:35 am)
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I rented a 96 Town Car in 1996 and it was fair. The power was only adequate and it rode like a real boat--very floaty. The interior was quite spacious though. And the biggest problem, it's a Ford. Try looking at the Caddilac Sedan Deville. I've rented several of these and they are great cars. Fantastic engine, nice controlled ride(unlike the Town Car) and spacious. I think there are more features on the Caddy and it is more technically advanced. In 97 they even included side-impact air bags. It will also probably be more reliable and offer better dealership satisfaction. Let us know what you decide.


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town car by GTRocks
Jan 07, 1999 (5:41 pm)
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My father-in-law had a 95. It was a great car. Far superior in reliability to his previous Cadillac. Caddy was in the shop often. I don't think his town car ever was. They are a cushy/non-performance type ride, but if you are considering it, you probably already know that. I would recommend it. Don't let the Ford haters scare you off. They are far superior to the caddys, just ask JD Powers.
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cobra98 by cobra98
Jan 07, 1999 (5:53 pm)
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I've rented a few Towncars to drive from Pgh, PA to Martinsville, VA and absolutely loved it. It had the 4.6L engine (I believe) and rode very well. As others have posted, it definitely is very 'airy'. You get no road feel. But, you feel like you're driving a cloud.
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MarkinAtlanta by MarkinAtlanta
Jan 09, 1999 (9:43 pm)
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Towncar, talk about stress free living/working/yachting. My favorite car to rent, too.
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Mr_Shiftright by Mr_Shiftright HOST
Jan 10, 1999 (12:32 am)
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A cloud, yes, but it's a 5000 lb. cloud going 80 mph....stress free at 50 mph, I'd agree, but not a car to push to the limits, I'd imagine (been so long since I drove one, but I bet they're better now).


Hey, somebody suggested the new Lincoln SUV should be called the Lincoln Town Truck...whaddya think? I LIKE it!
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MarkinAtlanta by MarkinAtlanta
Jan 10, 1999 (12:59 am)
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I was on a business trip once, from Lost Wages (oops Last Vegas) to Kingman, AZ to LA (BTW in these parts LA stands for Lower Alabama) and the rental company needed more Town Cars in Calif. so I got it at the mid size price. That sucker flew across the desert. Not really my type of car, but its no dog either!!
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Town Truck by GTRocks
Jan 13, 1999 (5:27 pm)
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Lincoln Town Truck, huh? I like it!
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tcw by tcw
Jan 25, 1999 (4:49 am)
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I've got a 1990 Towncar with a digital diplay problem. In the daylight it is virtually unreadable. Dealer has tried to fix it (one might think it is a simple sensor problem) but to no avail. And low and behold, the dealer says it is suppose to be like that. Go Ford, nothing new. Anyway, anyone have any similar problems with a fix?

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