1993 Lincoln Town Car Cartier

Description

Power, luxury, and size - this 1993 Lincoln Town Car Cartier represents that ideal mid-point where old-school luxury met modern amenities. So when you can find a low mileage and preserved example, the value goes beyond the fuel-injected V8 under the hood and the luxury interior.

The Midnight Opal Metallic paint is factory original, and on a vehicle that has averaged under 2k miles annually, it looks quite well preserved. This has an attractive tone where it looks like gray's final stop on the color spectrum before going all the way to black. So it gives the car a distinguished look that a proper Lincoln should have. They really built a handsome full-sized sedan that take the Town Car's size of substance and adds a hint of modern sleekness in places like the flush headlight. And the brightwork was tastefully added in places like the waterfall grille, window trim, and the waistline that seems to encircle the car.

There's acres of interior space so family and friends can spread out. The gray leather coordinates with the exterior accents, and the contrasting wood applique gives it a very distinct style to go with its luxury feeling. There's seating for up to six, but the driver is always king. With a fold-down armrest and a power seat, it's easy to get comfortable in this Town Car. Plus, it's loaded with all the right features, including power windows, power locks, power mirrors, dual airbags, the factory premium AM/FM/cassette stereo, and provisions for automatic climate control (the A/C will need servicing.) Because this Lincoln is part of a new era of luxury, there are also features you don't see on many of these full-size sedans, like the full digital gauge package and the power sunroof. Of course, one thing that never changes is a trunk that has enough room for you to have a month-long getaway that includes the golf clubs.

Under the hood looks like a 1993 time capsule. Below the factory plastic covers is the believed original 4.6-liter V8. This is Ford's overhead camshaft Modular motor. Yes, this is the same family of fuel-injected powerplants that were available in the Mustang, but it also has been tuned for luxury in this Lincoln. That means plenty of power whenever you need it, and the kind of quiet operation that keeps in good standing with the neighbors. This powerful and luxury dual nature is best felt on the open road. You have a four-speed automatic transmission with a highway-ready overdrive, and the suspension is set up for easy cruising with thick sway bars at each end. Plus, the power steering, cruise control, new tires, and four-wheel power disc brakes are all perfect for the long haul.

The sale come complete with plenty of maintenance records and the owner's manual. This is a beautiful and preserved Lincoln, and now it's time for you to experience value-priced luxury. Call today!!!