2002 Lincoln Town Car Signature Sedan

Description

OFFERED WITHOUT RESERVE

The Lincoln Town Car was the last of the large, rear-wheel-drive American luxury sedans. Offered in Executive, Signature, and Cartier trim, the third-generation models were over 215 inches long and provided a smooth, quiet, and comfortable ride for up to six passengers, along with 20.6 cubic feet of trunk space. 

The 2002 Signature model offered a few more specialty items than the base Executive, including an Alpine audio system, steering wheel-mounted stereo and climate controls, and aluminum wheels.

“In a hurry?” the 2002 Lincoln brochure asked. “...  Time to sit back, relax, and enjoy the taste of true American luxury.”

Highlights 

• Long-term, single-family ownership 

• Offered with the digital odometer showing 72,563 miles at the time of listing 

• Powered by a 4.6-liter EFI V8 engine rated at 220 horsepower and 265 lb-ft of torque 

• Four-speed electronic automatic overdrive with torque converter lockup 

• Finished in White Pearl tri-coat paint over Light Parchment Leather 

• Signature trim package includes: 

  • Homelink Universal Transceiver 

  • Memory system for driver's seat, exterior mirrors, and adjustable pedals 

  • Heated front seats with five temperature settings 

  • Wood and leather-trimmed steering wheel with tilt column and duplicate audio and climate controls 

  • Alpine Audiophile Sound System with Digital Signal Processing, subwoofer, and Audiophile speakers and six-disc, trunk-mounted CD changer 

  • 16-inch Snowflake aluminum wheels 

• Homelink Universal Transceiver 

• Memory system for driver's seat, exterior mirrors, and adjustable pedals 

• Heated front seats with five temperature settings 

• Wood and leather-trimmed steering wheel with tilt column and duplicate audio and climate controls 

• Alpine Audiophile Sound System with Digital Signal Processing, subwoofer, and Audiophile speakers and six-disc, trunk-mounted CD changer 

• 16-inch Snowflake aluminum wheels 

• Recent oil change and radiator flush on 12 July 2024 

Features 

• Four-door, six-passenger luxury sedan 

• Solar tinted glass 

• Complex Reflector headlamps 

• Power windows with express down 

• Heated, power mirrors with memory 

• Power lumbar/recliner seats 

• Analog gauges with electronic message center 

• Air conditioning with auto temperature 

• Rear A/C and heat ducts 

• Lighted visor mirrors 

• Rear window defroster 

• Pulldown center console with storage bin 

• Cigarette/cigar lighter and ash tray 

• Universal garage door opener 

• Chrome grille and body molding 

• Concealed antenna 

• Remote keyless/illuminated entry system 

• Driver and passenger front air bags 

• Four-wheel, anti-lock disc brakes 

• Front/rear crumple zones 

• All-speed traction control 

• Side door intrusion beam 

• Secure Lock anti-theft system 

• Smart locks 

• Rear air suspension 

• Michelin Defender 225/60 R16 tires 

• Overall length: 215.3 inches 

• Wheelbase: 117.7 inches 

• Width (without mirrors): 78.2 inches 

• Height: 58 inches 

• Curb weight: 4,075 pounds 

• Original purchase price was $44,280, equal to about $77,330 today 

Known Imperfections 

• CARFAX reported an “accident with another motor vehicle” on 18 September 2008 causing front-end damage 

• Light wear on driver’s seat 

• Light wear on steering wheel 

• Light scuffing on dash above pullout cup holders 

• Paint chips between passenger headlight and front wheel well 

• Paint chip on lower part of passenger front door 

• Paint chip on rear passenger fender 

• Lincoln emblem on trunk has faded 

Included 

• Spare tire and jack 

• Owner’s manual, maintenance guide, and warranty guide 

• Original window sticker 

• Original paperwork 

Ownership History

According to the accompanying CARFAX Vehicle History Report, this 2002 Lincoln Town Car Signature Series model was originally purchased on 20 March 2002 from Sebring Ford-Lincoln-Mercury in Sebring, Florida. CARFAX reported an “accident with another motor vehicle” on 18 September 2008 causing front-end damage that disabled the vehicle; the airbags did not deploy. After the original owner passed away, her daughter kept the car and drove it for approximately five years. According to CARFAX, the Lincoln has received consistent maintenance since new.

Additional Notes 

A Broad Arrow Group Consignment Specialist is working as an agent on behalf of the owner of this vehicle. 

Contact: Craig Zimmerman Phone: 586.707.5811 Email: cszimmerman@hagerty.com