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April's has the pimp factor. It's classic.

Aprils backseat looks way more plush, inviting, soft and comfortable 😎

April wins. The 1991 is an endlessly and quintessential American car. The later model is great but rounded and more European influenced. Both are spectacular.

The '91 engine bay is MUCH easier to access and thus LESS EXPENSIVE to work on.

"My fake wood looks more real than your fake wood" That made me laugh. In terms of classic style; April wins.

had 87 town car. seats are like a couch! loved it!

You 2 are hilarious!
Aprils garage has been such a good addition to the automotive channels. Not because of April, not because of Hoover, but because of the chemistry they create together!

Hoovie really found a good mate. I'm happy for them.

You might have had her beat until I saw the red velour seats. Didn't see any panels hanging loose in April's car either.

I grew up in the 70's and 80, I'll take the crushed velour seats over sticky leather any day of the week.

I like both, but the 1991 is rarer at this spoint and symbolizes an era of American land yatchs now gone.

These cars were used as cabs in NYC for the longest. Still see them around from time to time. Great car.

You both fail math! 240 - 190 = 50 hp difference! Not 40.

Steel roof is always better than a vinyl roof.

I own the best Town Car: a beautiful White Chocolate (Pearl White tri-coat) 2007 Designer Edition with every single factory option: HID headlights, THX stereo, soft Provence leather with contrasting piping and adjustable rear seat headrests, sunroof, chrome 9 spoke wheels. What a car!

April wins. April ALWAYS wins.

I’m team April on this one.  when these came out, they were such a welcome relief for the way long in the tooth previous generation. I think the body styling is more classic and has aged well.And I must say, the red velour is cool now. Car interiors are so bland now that who would’ve think it, red velour is  cool.

Luxury April, performance Hoovie.

April's was the definition of American luxury back in its day, Hoovie's was the definition of American cost-cutting back in its day. Hoovie's is better engineered, but April's trumps in sheer swagger.