2003 Ford Crown Victoria reviews and
buying guide.
2003
Ford Crown Victoria resources:
2003 Ford Crown Victoria
In the full-size sedan class, the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria
and the 2003 Ford Crown Victoria LX offer design updates
that greatly improve handling while maintaining the
comfort and accessibility this four-door vehicle has
long been known for. Revamped underpinnings and a redesigned
front suspension enhance the Crown Victoria's already
smooth ride. The 2003 models continue to offer superior
isolation from road noise and wind rush, and seat six
comfortably.
As one of the few remaining body-on-frame automobiles,
the roomy and feature-loaded Crown Victoria sells at
a very reasonable price. By midyear, the standard and
LX models will be joined by the LX Sport model, which
will feature bucket front seats instead of the traditional
bench seat.
Under the Hood
The 2003 Ford Crown Victoria and the 2003 Ford Crown
Victoria LX contain 4.6 L V-8 engines, offering 220
horsepower. With four-speed automatic transmission,
the exceptional steering system, now changed to a speed-sensitive
rack-and-pinion system, means the Crown Victoria handles
well in both highway and around-town driving. It has
a strong braking system, with ABS standard on both models.
Traction control is an option on these rear-wheel sedans.
In the 2003 LX model, emergency inside trunk release
and standard duel front airbags are complemented by
front side airbags.
Standard Features, Options Packages and Style
Both the standard and LX models feature air conditioning,
power steering, cruise control, keyless entry, and a
theft-deterrent system. Some styling updates for 2003
include redesigned headlamps, while in the LX model,
the spacious trunk is now complemented by a storage
unit, offering handy covered compartments.
Extra features available on the LX model include auto-climate
control, power adjustable pedals, and a trip computer.
Both Crown Victoria models are roomy, comfort-oriented
sedans that combine safety with towing ability.
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