by Ford Crown Victoria Restyling in the Saleen Style
The Ford Crown Victoria was always associated with police cars and taxis, but rarely appeared in the tuning world. However, a digital artist showed what this car could have looked like if it had been taken on by Saleen, a company known for its Mustang modifications.
The concept combines the aggression of a muscle car with the practicality of a four-door sedan. The author was inspired by the S281 model, adapting its style to the Crown Vic’s shape. Externally, the car received darkened headlights, a new bumper with sporty air intakes, a hood with ventilation holes, and chrome wheels.
The most impressive part of the concept became the rear end with a large spoiler, a powerful diffuser, and a center exhaust.
Under the hood, the artist envisioned a supercharged 4.6-liter V8, which was once installed on the S281. Such a power unit could develop 400 hp, turning the former workhorse into a true sports sedan.
Although a real Saleen Crown Victoria was never created, this concept demonstrates how interesting such a project could have been. It proves that even the “workhorses” of the automotive world can become the basis for unusual tuned versions.
