It is easy to maintain your dignity as you gracefully get into, or emergefrom, either the Crown Victoria or the Grand Marquis. The door opening
is ample and the roofline is high enough so no acrobatics or unusual reaches
are required to get in or out. The driver's controls are numerous, commensurate
with the features, but they are positioned logically so you won't have
to resort to the owner's manual in order to locate or operate any system.
The seats will put many cloth- or leather-covered sofas to shame. Tough
devoid of lateral support, they are living-room comfortable, front or rear,
with plentiful legroom for all. A tall driver and/or front-seat passenger
doesn't require the rear seat passengers to twist sideways to find space
for knees and/or feet.
And even at highway speeds, the interior noise level is so low that
conversation can easily be carried on between the front and back seat occupants.
The interior of the car is so quiet that on rainy days even the click of
the windshield wiper motor being engaged intermittently can be heard.