1997 Lincoln Town Car

For this year, Town Car is offered in three versions: the base Executive series, the volume Signature series and the fully-equipped, top-of-the-line Cartier which is designed for those people who doesn't want to waste their time checking option boxes. Lincoln Town Car has standard luxury content and pretty little goodies that are consisting of illuminated rear ashtrays, robe cords on the seatbacks, trunk key cover, an extra power point beneath the dashboard, cellular phone wiring and many more. New and improved for 1997 is a fully new recirculating-ball steering system that is more accurate, smoother and more resilient than the previous systems used. On the interior rim, a more durable cloth is used.

Lincoln Town Car offers effortless cruising, easy fingertip operation of each system, quiet mechanical operations, high-end materials and abundant traditional American road-hugging size and weight. Town Car Signature Series possess almost anything that you can possibly get on a Town Car. The Cartier achieves special wheels, larger tires, rear vanity mirrors, a JBL sound system, leather seating, traction assist and heated seats. Bluegreen electronic digital read-outs is used in the instrument panel for all its instrumentation.

The said electronic read-outs are big, easy to read and not cramped together. The main display is at low-level and hooded so that sunlight will not obscure the information. Also, some lenses have been modified to lessen the reflection and glare on 1997 models. 1997 Lincoln Town Car boasts its five-star seats teamed with generous head, hip, leg and shoulder room that made the Town Car interior ideal for two couples living together and the 22.3 cubic-foot trunk tops the automotive industry in terms of width, depth, breadth and utility.