- 1). Go to the local used car dealerships in your area and look over their stock for a Ford Crown Victoria. If they don't have any available on the lot, ask a salesman if he can call you if one becomes available. Additionally, large dealerships, such as CarMax, carry listings from their entire United States inventory on their websites. Just do a search for a Ford Crown Victoria.
- 2). Check with your local new car dealerships and on their websites, as well. Most dealers sell all models of used cars not just the ones they officially carry, as they take them in on trades.
- 3). Check out the classified advertisements in your area newspapers for a Crown Victoria.
- 4). Search Ebay listings. Ebay has a large number of used car listings. Type in Ford Crown Victoria into the website's search engine and look over your options. You can restrict the search so that it will only show you certain cars, such as ones made in certain years or cars that are located near your home.
- 5). Research a reputable online used car site such as Autotrader.com for its available cars. Autotrader.com is the website for the automotive classified newspaper by the same name. This site has listings from both private parties and dealers. Autotrader.com also has car listings from all across the United States.
- 6). Go to a car auction. This is a risky way of buying a car, but if you feel confident in your ability to spot a good car, you might want to try it.
- 7). Conduct a search on Craigslist for a Ford Crown Victoria. Just enter Ford Crown Victoria on the Craigslist search engine. You do not have to limit your Craigslist search to only one area. You can pick any location that Craigslist has a site in and do a search for a Ford Crown Victoria there, as well.
- 8). Find a Ford Crown Victoria enthusiast club. Some of the clubs have a small classified section where you may be able to find a car for sale.
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