2010 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited 4D Sedan

Diminished Value Car Appraisals
/ Tony Rached
/ Updated on February 21, 2025

VIN:	2LNBL8CV9AX
UVC:	2010520031
VIN + UVC:	2LNBL8CVA031
MSRP:	$46,525
Finance Advance:	$22,350
Model Number:	M82
Price Includes:	AT AC EW ES
Adj. State:	National
Mileage:	26,287
Mileage Cat:	E

Residual
Months	Value
12	$16,150
24	$13,175
30	$12,025
36	$10,875
42	$9,950
48	$9,050
60	$7,400
72	$6,025

Tire Size:	225/60R17
Base HP:	239 @ 4900
Taxable HP:	41.5

Weight:	4,345
Fuel Type:	Flex
Wheelbase:	117.7

Cylinders:	8
Transmission:	A
Drive Train:	RWD

Black Book Wholesale / Trade

Clean

Average

Rough

$22,000

$19,500

$15,980

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