Ford's Crown Victoria-based police car has been on the market almost unmodified since 1990. That's set to change later this year as Ford begins building a new Police Interceptor concept.

The Blackhawk is to the Ford Crown Vic what the Impala SS was to the standard Chevrolet Caprice. Although Ford officially calls it a concept car, insiders say this bad ride is headed for showrooms ...

Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor. As such, it was mostly a concept paying homage to the legendary 1960s era of American muscle cars rather than something modified to bring law and order to ...

Ford never patented the idea of shoving a big V8 into a little car, and in fact, it wasn't alone in employing the concept back in ... for example this 2008 Ford Crown Vic LX.

When people picture a police car, they are often envisioning Ford's Crown Victoria. That's because it was used as the primary ...

Both Interceptors will debut simultaneously when production of the Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor ceases in late 2011. The stealth concept vehicle will be on display throughout the SEMA ...

New York's finest got the chance to preview their future interceptors when Ford unveiled the Police Interceptor Concept. Based on the 2003 Crown Victoria, the Interceptor Concept features crush ...

The Ford Crown Victoria was a large rear-wheel-drive sedan that ended up being among the last of its breed. The Crown Victoria name was first used by Ford in 1955 and ‘56 on a flagship version ...

The Ford Crown Victoria is THE police car for generations of people as it was by far the most commonly used patrol car for law enforcement agencies in North America for just about two decades.

Two-tone seats, a V8 growl, and a floor shifter - this Ford Crown Vic LX Sport hides more muscle than your uncle’s softball team.