Lincoln Town Car dimensions

Despite its spacious dashboard and cavernous cargo, the 2011 Lincoln Town Vehicle just doesn't measure up to its modern luxury sedan competition. Lincoln Town Vehicle Sedan offers the following pros: Extended-wheelbase Signature L model's abundant back bench legroom, tremendous cargo. Lincoln Town Vehicle Sedan drawbacks are: Lethargic handling, leisurely acceleration, disappointing fuel efficiency, lack of technology and comfort features.

The 2011 Lincoln Town Vehicle is a full-size luxury sedan available in two versions that correspond to the available wheelbases. All Lincoln Town Vehicles bench six people, due to a three-person front seat. The regular-wheelbase Signature Limited model comes traditional with 17-inch alloy wheels, keyless entry (with code access pad), a power-opening and -closing cargo, back parking sensors, 40/20/40-split front seat seatings with eight-way performance adjustment and driver memory functions, leather upholstery, heated front seatings, power-adjustable pedals, a tilt steering column, a wood-trimmed leather-wrapped helm with stereo and conditionings, dual-zone automatic conditioning, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and an eight-speaker audio with a Six-cd changer.

The Signature L adds 6 inches of wheelbase and therefore substantially more rear-seat legroom (not that the regular Lincoln Town Vehicle was lacking in this department). It also features heated back seatings, rear-seat stereo and conditionings, a folding armrest with a cargo bin and two performance points, rear-seat vanity mirrors and redundant fore-aft controls for the front passenger bench.

Features for both versions include chrome-clad wheels, whitewall tires and xenon headlights. The Continental Edition suite adds polished aluminum wheels, chrome B-pillar trim and special badging and dashboard stitching. .