I have seen a Lot of crown victoria videos,but you are number one.

As a police officer, I can say those Vics were tanks! We use to beat the hell out of them, and they started up everytime. The new interceptors are viable replacements, but they are not Vics! Good vid!

this video is a 9/10, but what would make this a 10 is if you didnt use an Xbox mic, 😂.

Crown victoria is king off all.

That’s why it’s even called the Crown Vic...it wears the Crown and has yet to be dethroned! 😍👍

The best part about most of those problems is that once you replace the parts (such as the alternator or trans) you shouldn't have problems cause you aren't likely to abuse it like the police force did so it'll last a long time

I work on cop cars , I can safely say it was better than the new replacement the Dodge charger, Chevy caprice.

all white '06 unmarked , brand new transmission/ all for under 1200. Best bang for your buck on the entire car market.

wrecked an 06 mustang got depressed and broke, had $800 for a car and man oh man never in a million year thought i would love a car more than the mustang im proud owner of 99 crown vic from OC sheriff 90k miles

"try doing that in your Chevy Cruze and see if your alternator lasts more than a day" LMAO video favourited

I’m 14 I’m saving up for one of these, I love them.

I have a 2008. I love my crown vic. Greetings from germany.

Last real car ever made

Many of those problems you refer to, can be eased by buying either a civilian Crown Victoria, a Mercury Grand Marquis, or a police model used by high ranking officers, fire marshals, or detectives. The National Park Police also used Crown Victorias, and those cars had an easier life than a city, county, or state police patrol unit.

I have a 2011 crown Vic. It’s my second one. I can back what you said about the car it’s easy and fun to drive, easy to maintain , tons of customization options and more. This car rocks the highway, with cruise control set at 65-70, no one will be in your way. I had the fun of building my own center console with a radio and armrest vision built in, looks badass and it’s something you’d never be able to do in a more normal car. The seats are so comfortable it makes a long trip feel like you’re relaxing on a sofa. The interior besides that is extremely basic and black plastic. In the future I think it would be cool to replace all the black plastic trim with a softer material from a normal civilian Vic. So many things about this car that just amazes me. Idc what people call me driving this thing, wacker, grandpa, etc. I don’t care I love driving my land yacht.

I picked up a 2003 in 2008, I have put $ 3,000 in over the last 10 years and put 290,000 miles on it, love the car. Great Video

wear and tear induced by extended service conditions and circumstance are not defects.

I currently own a 2004 CVPI that was a county constable slicktop with no holes on the roof or the trunk and I love it even though the trans is blown out. Trying to save up the funds to try to get it rebuilt.

I bought one last year in March with the guidance of your videos and I still watch these “before you buy” videos 🤷🏻‍♂️

This car looks so amazing in black or grey... I want to buy one and add a supercharger to it

I've always wanted to get an old cop car ever since I saw The Blues Brothers!

Went out one day to buy a truck and I ended up coming back with an all black 99 p71 best choice I’ve ever made I love it

Thanks for the guide. I bought a 96 last year, and need a 2nd vehicle now. Going to an auction this weekend to look at a 2010 Crown vic as a possible 2nd vehicle for winter.

Thanks so much man. Much respect for you and your channel and honesty. Thinking of getting one most likely the cheapest 2001 or 2005 i can get. Your channel and information really inspired me even more to achieve this new build. Keep fucking rocking bruh💯

I just bought one today. I'm glad I stumbled on your channel

The headlight module dying and shutting off all headlights is awesome too

Bought a 2001 CV, 74,000 miles (not a p1), for $400 from someone who just thought it was an "old car." I LOVE THIS CAR...keeping it for life!!!!

You know someone actually converted a crown Vic interceptor into a 1969 Dodge charger dukes of Hazzard car thanks to the body on frame.

Great video OG. I feel like you held back for the sake of keeping the video short. But great great video. All hail the CROWN VIC!!!!

I have the Grand Marquis version. Too big for the roads of France, but I love this car!

Ahem Canadian made St.Thomas, Ontario, Canada.

thank you very much for this, I'm for sure going to buy it as my first car

I bought a 2001 crown vic today. Feels good.

The peaking of the microphone! God damn!

Love ur videos. I always learn something. I have an 03 marauder I’m tryin to rebuild.

YES!!! I love how you used Metal Gear as a reference 👍

This car is definitely one of my dream cars. I look forward to purchasing one soon

I have a 2007 Gran Marquis same basic platform I drove while in the NHP with the Crown Vic. Love these cars!

I own a 07 crown Victoria p71 and it is a BEAST and one the most American made car

This Car is my dream. still saving up for one in my area ^^

if you want yours to sound more throaty, you can drill 3, 1-1/2" holes in the bottom of the airbox. you can also do a muffler delete

Thanks for all the useful information. Best video ever 😃

I've had my Vic for 17 years just a few ajustments great car 🚕🚓😎👍

The snakes reference helped me understand so much better

I have had a 2003 LX Sport for about 2 months now and I love it.

never thought I'd see a MGS reference in a Crown Vic video before today, automatic like

Miss the he’ll outta mine! Vicky was a 03. Only thing is that they are made in Canada, n also allium drive shaft. Love the vid! Didn’t know about the truck frame.

Awesome video. Great information.

Man I can't wait to get one of these. Ive wanted one ever since I played one of the older need for speed games, but sadly I'm 17 and have to buy it and the insurance myself, but the problem is that I broke my collarbone recently, so I have to wait for that to heal before I get a job.

thanks I'm going to import one to Australia when I'm 21 and now u make me want to have one even more

As a retired provincial constable for its entire production, the Crown Victoria was produced by Ford Canada alongside the Grand Marquis at St. Thomas Assembly in Southwold, Ontario 🇨🇦. Not in the United States of America

Curious why 2010 & 2011 is a good year to buy? I’m aware of the drive by wire in the earlier models, but not sure what sets the 2010 & 11 apart?

Dude sold me with the MGS reference

Thanks for your videos - I've Liked and Subscribed I purchased a 2009 P71 just over a year ago and it's been great for me. Here's an observation/electrical question: Recently, I've been working under the dash and currently have the LCM (Lighting Control Module) disconnected. I've noticed that I have to use the manual release on the bottom of the steering column in order to shift out of park. Is this normal...? That is, if you disconnect the LCM, does that also disable the park release/lock feature built into the gear shifter? Thanks for any pointers on this...

Sorry I was at school and I just now saw this. by the way nice are the best! 😁

Is a crown Vic good for a first car? I'm in highschool and I have to pay for everything myself like the car, fixing it, monthly payments ect.

Great video!!

I had a Crown Victoria several years ago and I loved that car, but it wouldn't pass inspection because of emissions systems problems. But if found one in good shape I'd buy it on the spot.

What was the issue with 2009 models?

I'm definitely getting a vic as my first car

Just stumbled on this while looking for a Vic/Town Car/Grand Marquis/Maurader as a new teen driver aimed at the mercury or Lincoln. pissed at what you said about the Maurader, but tbf that was a good roast so I'll let it slide

Thats why I brought it for a second time and had to put a trans in the one I got now brought it like that and fixed her up crown Vic the best American made 4 door body on from RWD

I have a 2005 P71Interceptor. It now has 204 thousand miles on it and it's still ruling the road 😎 indestructible

I’m actually buying a 2005 this month and I’m super excited

Just subbed lol good job 👍🏻🇬🇧

I LOVE the Vic. drives so smooth and feels the same at any speed over 25 MPH. Another upside is no one will beat you off the light, fear strikes them if they think you are a cop. That happened to me a few times. I told a friend of mine who is a policeman about it and he rolled out laughing. He knows I drove with a white shirt and my truckers headset, not to try to look like a cop, I just liked white shirts.

They used a mechanical throttle body until the 2005 model year. the upgrade to 255 horsepower was in 2004. Plus in 2003, they got a revised frame design, which was both stronger amd lighter. 2004 is the best model year hands down.

Great video. Thanks.

Just bought a one two months ago off craigslist. 2007 silver 111, 000 miles. Had the wipers and abs fixed.

Superb it justs confirms my belief in this best ever with the associated intimidating look car, nice one Mr Random✓

I have a 94 and I love it

99 CV. 298000 miles. Still pulling strong with super 10 flowmaster exhuast!!

Awesome I just got me a 2011crown vick police interceptor and it was a transporter car with low miles and super clean

My dad talked me out of buying an El Camino for my first car and getting an '06 Crown Vic PI instead. Definitely one of the best decisions I have ever made. I've had it for almost two years now and it's treated me very well.

I had an 04 P71, LOVED IT

Always loved those Crown Vic Police Interceptors and always will!

I have a 05 with the 250 hp motor and 355 gears. All stock with bullet proof doors and stab proof seats. Black unmarked but it needs repainted I'm thinking brown or gold MAYBE a dark red and a supercharger and a 5 speed and GT wheels.

What is the highest mileage you would suggest purchasing for a first Crown Victoria? I appreciate any information and thank you for the video! Peace

normally i dont like the look of these but the one in this is pretty sweet

Just got.a 2010 Police. Look forward to some fun with it

Do you have a link to the video on the Vic at 1:35?

interesting point on the alternator failure (and why)... I'm lucky I haven't run across that problem in either of my P71's

I own an 03. I honestly cant believe it still runs. Replaced the intake manifold. Finallly getting an exhaust manifold leak. Super easy fix.

I’m all in man. ! Hit more info about to fix up the crown Vic or what you did to your crown Vic and why

Your right about the Mustang engine, except it’s only on the 96-98 GT’s

So from what you're saying, if you buy a P71 police Interceptor you should immediately just change out the alternator to a new one and the passenger side power window motor and switch ? You know what , I like this video You go right to the point

I have a 2010 crown vic and it is by far the best car i have ever had. 2 year 189,000 miles and still running like a champ.

This is my dream car. I'll get a CVPI one day.

AWESOME! AND THE RANDOM CAR CAT! MISS THAT CAT

I’m thinking of getting one and super charging it as a first car. Would I need to rebuild anything or can I just install the super and tune?

Thanx. Good info.

Love mine only two problems though my right back window doesn't work and my ac only blows hot air but before that the ac was working just fine a couple of months ago and its an 03 p71

I have a black 2003 interceptor, love it

Makes me miss my 03 Grand Marquis I got for 500 bucks with 295k miles. Funny thing is is the front passenger window motor is the one that went bad

Mr Randoms videos convinced me to get a P71. And move to Florida 🤣

Hi, can you tell me when the next crown Victoria meet up will be I would like to go, I have a crown Vic show car that I would like to finally bring out after working on it for years. Thanks Greg

Please explain P74 P7b in the vin number. I'm ready to buy one and I look for P71 in the vin but I'm told that P7b and P74 are also police packages?

Question, I had a 2006 CVPI and the engine light was flashing. My dad had taken a look at it and he saw that antifreeze was getting into the spark plug well and on the coil packs, flooded to the top of the coil pack. Like you and a lot of others have said, they thought it was the intake manifold possibly leaking. My dad was switching out the coil packs and the spark plugs and after he cleaned out the antifreeze and removed the spark plug, there was antifreeze inside the engine. We then assumed that it was a blown head gasket or a cracked head and returned it to the dealership. The car never overheated or anything and started up great, but misfired along with a significant performance decrease and would almost quit when going up a steep hill. Would an intake manifold leakage or crack cause it to get into the engine or is that actually a cracked head/blown head gasket? Please explain in detail because my dad was confused as to how the antifreeze could get into the engine with just an intake manifold problem. Thanks in advance.

I love your videos and I have a idea of a uit like the one from Australia a truck like with a car front end

They are good cars had a 89 very solid with no problems until it was wrecked in Annapolis and never ran right since