Ford Crown VictoriaSpecs for all generations of Ford Crown Victoria

Ford Crown Victoria’s considerable length measures at either 5385 mm (212.01 in.) (1999 Ford Crown Victoria (P7); 2003 Ford Crown Victoria (P7 facelift 2003) or 5397 mm (212.48 in.) (1992 Ford Crown Victoria II).

Wheelbase is 2905 mm (114.37 in.) in the 1992 Ford Crown Victoria II variants and 2913 mm (114.69 in.) in the 1999 Ford Crown Victoria (P7) and the 2003 facelifted variants.

The range offers good output figures, with the lowest being 193 Hp (1991 Ford Crown Victoria II 4.6 V8 (193 Hp)) and the highest - 242 Hp (2003 Ford Crown Victoria (P7 facelift 2003) 4.6 i V8 LX Sport (242 Hp)).

Urban fuel consumption is between 13.1 l/100 km (17.96 mpg) (2003 Ford Crown Victoria (P7 facelift 2003) 4.6 i V8 32V (227 Hp); 2003 Ford Crown Victoria (P7 facelift 2003) 4.6 i V8 LX Sport (242 Hp)) and 18 l/100 km (13.07 mpg) (1991 Ford Crown Victoria II 4.6 V8 (213 Hp)), while extra urban figures are between 9.1 l/100 km (25.85 mpg) (2003 Ford Crown Victoria (P7 facelift 2003) 4.6 i V8 32V (227 Hp)) and 10.7 l/100 km (21.98 mpg) (1999 Ford Crown Victoria (P7) 4.6 i V8 LX Sport (238 Hp)).

No diesel variants are available in the range. Ford Crown Victoria is only offered with the 4.6-liter V8 petrol engines.

Yes, Ford Crown Victoria is a rear-wheel-drive car.