What engine and drivetrain does this 2016 Police Interceptor Sedan have?

A 3.7L TiVCT V6 with a 6-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive, in a 5-passenger sedan configuration.

What was the total MSRP on this Police Interceptor's window sticker?

$32,330.00 — base price $29,085.00, total options/other $2,370.00, and destination & delivery $875.00.

What fuel economy is listed for this vehicle?

18 MPG combined (16 city / 22 highway, 5.6 gallons per 100 miles), with a $2,500 annual fuel cost. It is flexible fuel (gasoline/E85) with a 342-mile gasoline range and 285-mile E85 range.

What heavy-duty police equipment came standard?

Items include 245/55R18 A/S police tires, 18" HD steel wheels, heavy duty 78-amp battery, 220-amp alternator, police 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS and traction control, heavy duty suspension, engine and transmission oil coolers, certified speedometer, engine hour/idle meter, and 75-mph rear-crash testing.

Who was this vehicle sold to and where was it built?

It was sold to Stivers Ford Lincoln in Waukee, IA and shipped to the State of Iowa in Des Moines; final assembly was at the Chicago plant and it shipped through the Chicago VPC.

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2016 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan Window Sticker - AWD 3.7L V6 Monroney Label

Ford Police Interceptor Monroney window sticker showing equipment, MSRP and fuel-economy ratings

Window sticker (Monroney label) for a Ford Police Interceptor listing standard and optional equipment, $32,330 total MSRP, and EPA fuel-economy and safety ratings.

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This document is the original Monroney window sticker (data/spec label) for a 2016 Ford Police Interceptor Sedan, VIN 1FAHP2MK6GG119796, built at the Chicago final assembly plant as a special order. The vehicle is a 5-passenger AWD sedan with a 3.7L TiVCT V6 and 6-speed automatic, finished in Sterling Gray Metallic with black cloth/cloth interior. The sticker lists all standard police-package equipment (245/55R18 police tires, 18" HD steel wheels, 220-amp alternator, HD 78-amp battery, police 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS/traction control, heavy duty suspension, engine and transmission oil coolers, certified speedometer, engine hour/idle meter, 75-mph rear-crash testing) plus optional equipment such as Equipment Group 500A, engine block heater ($35), SYNC ($295), reverse sensing system ($295), and front headlamp light solution ($895). Pricing shows a $29,085 base price, $2,370 in options, $875 destination, and $32,330 total MSRP. The car was sold through Stivers Ford Lincoln (Waukee, IA) and shipped to the State of Iowa in Des Moines. EPA figures show 18 MPG combined (16/22), $2,500 annual fuel cost, and flex-fuel E85 capability. NHTSA ratings are 5-star overall with 4-star rollover.

This document covers 2016, which may differ from this 2001 Ford Crown Victoria.

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Frequently asked questions

What engine and drivetrain does this 2016 Police Interceptor Sedan have?: A 3.7L TiVCT V6 with a 6-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive, in a 5-passenger sedan configuration.
What was the total MSRP on this Police Interceptor's window sticker?: $32,330.00 — base price $29,085.00, total options/other $2,370.00, and destination & delivery $875.00.
What fuel economy is listed for this vehicle?: 18 MPG combined (16 city / 22 highway, 5.6 gallons per 100 miles), with a $2,500 annual fuel cost. It is flexible fuel (gasoline/E85) with a 342-mile gasoline range and 285-mile E85 range.
What heavy-duty police equipment came standard?: Items include 245/55R18 A/S police tires, 18" HD steel wheels, heavy duty 78-amp battery, 220-amp alternator, police 4-wheel disc brakes with ABS and traction control, heavy duty suspension, engine and transmission oil coolers, certified speedometer, engine hour/idle meter, and 75-mph rear-crash testing.
Who was this vehicle sold to and where was it built?: It was sold to Stivers Ford Lincoln in Waukee, IA and shipped to the State of Iowa in Des Moines; final assembly was at the Chicago plant and it shipped through the Chicago VPC.