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2009 Lincoln Town Car MPG

Based on data from 9 vehicles, 295 fuel-ups and 72,556 miles of driving, the 2009 Lincoln Town Car gets a combined Avg MPG of 18.35 with a 0.34 MPG margin of error.

Below you can see a distribution of the fuel-ups with 93 outliers (23.97%) removed.

Following shows the average MPG of each of the 9 vehicles in the system.

2009 Lincoln Town Cars For Sale Nearby

  • Town Car

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 GAS Automatic 4 Speed
    Added Apr 2021 • 16 Fuel-ups

    Property of Berrie

  • 20.8 Avg MPG
  • 2009 Town Car

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 FLEX Automatic 4 Speed
    Added May 2023 • 49 Fuel-ups

    Property of Trip155

  • 18.7 Avg MPG
  • My new Town Car

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 FLEX Automatic 4 Speed
    Added Jun 2022 • 43 Fuel-ups

    Property of digidenis

  • 21.1 Avg MPG
  • My Town Car

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 GAS Automatic 4 Speed
    Added Feb 2021 • 104 Fuel-ups

    Property of EscapeFromML

  • 18.7 Avg MPG
  • My Town Car

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 GAS Automatic 4 Speed
    Added Sep 2018 • 35 Fuel-ups

    Property of digidenis

  • 21.3 Avg MPG
  • 09 Lincoln

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Executive Automatic 4 Speed Sedan
    Added Oct 2017 • 104 Fuel-ups

    Property of sghyman

  • 60.4 Avg MPG
  • My Town Car

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 FLEX Automatic 4 Speed
    Added Jun 2018 • 40 Fuel-ups

    Property of Dons09Lincoln

  • 14.5 Avg MPG
  • 1991 Brougham

    2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4.6L V8 GAS Automatic 4 Speed
    Added Sep 2016 • 17 Fuel-ups

    Property of saltydogTX

  • 21.4 Avg MPG
  • Blue Goose

    2009 Lincoln Town Car FLEX V8
    Added Oct 2010 • 14 Fuel-ups

    Property of LJ513

  • 19.2 Avg MPG

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