2011 Ford Crown Victoria: What's New, Specs & Features

Last updated August 4, 2026

2011 Ford Crown Victoria

The 2011 Ford Crown Victoria carried over with no major product changes. Its main significance is that it was the final U.S. model year before the Crown Victoria left the North American market.

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About the 2011 Ford Crown Victoria

Second generation (1998-2011), final U.S. model year.

The 2011 Crown Victoria is the old-school full-size Ford sedan for buyers who wanted space, a big trunk, rear-wheel drive, and simple V8 power instead of newer front-wheel-drive sedan packaging. In LX form, it leans toward comfort and straightforward usability rather than police-duty toughness or flashy technology. Its core appeal is easy highway cruising, six-passenger room, familiar controls, and the durability that made the model common in fleets, taxis, and long-service use.

The LX was the more comfortable, civilian-oriented Crown Victoria, with seating for six and a large trunk. It kept a 4.6-liter flex-fuel V8, a four-speed automatic, rear-wheel drive, automatic climate control, and heated power mirrors.

2011 Ford Crown Victoria specs and features by trim

Feature
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EngineV8, Flex Fuel, 4.6 Liter
TransmissionAutomatic, 4-Spd w/Overdrive
DrivetrainRWD
Fuel TypeFlexible Fuel
MPG City16 mpg
MPG Highway24 mpg
Horsepower239 hp
Torque281 lb-ft
Max Towing1500 lb
Trunk/Cargo131.8 cu-ft
Rear Legroom39.6 in
Seats6
Doors4
Alloy Wheels
Leather Seats
Power Driver Seat
Tilt Wheel

Frequently asked questions

What changed on the 2011 Ford Crown Victoria compared with the 2010 model?

No major product changes were made for 2011. The Crown Victoria carried over its familiar V8, four-speed automatic, rear-wheel drive, styling, safety equipment, and cabin technology.

Was 2011 the final year of the Ford Crown Victoria?

Yes. The 2011 Crown Victoria was the final U.S. model year before the car left the North American market.

Did the 2011 Ford Crown Victoria receive a new engine or transmission?

No meaningful powertrain update was made for 2011. The LX retained its 4.6-liter flex-fuel V8 and four-speed automatic transmission.

Was the 2011 Ford Crown Victoria redesigned?

No. The 2011 model remained part of the second generation introduced for 1998, and it ended that generation’s U.S. run without a redesign.

What was the 2011 Crown Victoria LX like?

The 2011 LX was the more civilian-oriented Crown Victoria, with a six-passenger cabin, a large trunk, automatic climate control, heated power mirrors, a V8, and rear-wheel drive.