ABS module needed replacement when I bought the car @ 86500 miles.
A/C compressor replaced @ 88500 miles.
Pitman arm was replaced @ 88500 miles.
Turn signal/wiper switch assembly replaced @ 92000 miles.
Overall, this has been a great car to own, drive and maintain. Heavy duty Police package combined with legendary Crown Victoria ride!!! Performance is very good for civilian use, although many police officers preferred the 94-96 Chevy Caprice as it had the larger horsepower output due to the larger engine. I had a '93 Caprice 9c1 Police Package prior and found the Crown Vic a roomier, more comfortable ride.
More comfortable than a 94-96 caprice. the Caprice got a re tuned interior and suspension after 94.compare your 96 Victoria to a 96 Caprice. surprising results.
I had a 96 CVPI and I don't watch my speed. It will outrun every single CVPI in the county! It could go super fast all the way to the next fuel station. Make sure you use Z rated tires, though. I had absolutely no modifications done, just kept a clean air filter, changed the synthetic oil every 3,000, and used 93 octane fuel. The car rocked and I miss the raw power it had, but not the cost to operate with today's higher fuel costs. One thing the deputy sheriff told me, don't use the O/D in town because the gearing is different than the civilian use version and you can end up shifting in and out of overdrive very often and wear the system out. Good maintenance tip, have your tranny fluid changed every time you do the radiator fluid, and your differential serviced regularly. Great vehicle!