The Ford Crown Victoria was neither fast nor furious, but it did give motorists goosebumps whenever it appeared in the rearview mirror with the emergency lights flashing. The only thing this ...

Crown Vic’s advance technology is minimal -- traction ... The LX Sport model we tested comes with a suspension tuned to minimize road harshness while keeping the weight under control for better ...

It is powered by Ford’s 4.6-liter V-8 tuned to deliver more than the current 235 horsepower in the Crown Vic thanks, in part, to adding dual exhausts. How much more? Ford won’t say.

The Crown Victoria was a ubiquitous sedan made by Ford ... But this was no ordinary Town Car motor, this motor was tuned by Ford's SVT (Special Vehicle Team), the same team that came up with ...

Read More: This Ford Crown Victoria Is Getting A 27-Liter Twin-Turbo ... It takes a couple of tries to fine-tune the air and fuel ratio before the engine starts for the first time.

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 ...

Introduced in 1992 with the 4.6-liter V8 from the Modular family of powerplants, the Crown Victoria Police Interceptor ... and a 93-octane tune. Of course, there is 93 in the tank.

Here's the meanest Ford Crown Victoria you ever saw, complete with a 320-hp V-8 out of a Mustang Cobra. Chassis number three of 18 built as instructor cars for Bob Bondurant's racing school ...