The Ford Crestline was a series of full size luxury cars introduced for the 1952 model year. The Crestline was Ford's top offering during its production, and was available as a sedan (Fordor), convertible (Sunliner), two door hardtop (Victoria), and station wagon (Country Squire). For 1954, Ford also offered a glass roof variant known as the Skyliner. Two engine options were available for the Crestline, a 223ci inline six, or a 239ci V8 unit. Production of the Ford Crestline lasted until 1954, and the model was replaced by the Ford Fairlane.