Cleetus McFarland has a lot of cars, but his Ford Crown Victoria collection is the biggest in the world, because who else ...

Law enforcement vehicles tend to have lots of special modifications, and that actually includes their tires as well. Here's ...

If you're like me, you've definitely seen a Ford Crown Victoria and wondered what it'd be like on a track. In stock form, it'd probably be more funny than good, but with the right mods ...

There are still a ton of really fun performance ... the 1992-2012 Ford Crown Vic is one of the best examples of a cheap car you can buy and not have to toss any extra mods at to have fun.

upgrades like bigger brakes and an aluminum driveshaft were actually borrowed from the police-spec Crown Vic. Maybe that’s why Reinhart, who owned a performance parts business specializing in ...

as testament to the durability and reliability of the Crown Victoria. See All 41 Photos To keep the cost down, Spec P71 allows very few modifications, although Brett recommends a good set of brake ...

Introduced in 1992 with the 4.6-liter V8 from the Modular family of powerplants, the Crown Victoria Police Interceptor still ... yacht is very close to stock. Modifications include light port ...

The Ford Crown Victoria is an American institution: a big, comfortable, gas-guzzling sedan that's become the workhorse of major urban police departments and cab companies. But with retail sales ...

Technically, the Marauder was resurrected as the Grand Marquis’s sportier counterpart, but you could just as easily consider it a better alternative to the Ford Crown Victoria, as well as the ...

This was because he was working on a video comparing the gas-powered Crown Vic to a Tesla Model 3 Performance. He clearly had way too much fun putting these cars through challenges and simulations ...

This time around, they brought more royal star power with them to London’s Royal Albert Hall in the form of Sweden’s Crown Princess Victoria and her husband of 13 years, Prince Daniel.

The film, about a jaded veteran officer and his rookie partner, plays like an amalgam of the tropes of numerous TV and movie police procedurals. By Devika Girish When you purchase a ticket for an ...