Lincoln Zephyr Starting MSRP: $0    Basic Warranty: 4 years / 50,000 miles Power Train Warranty: 6 years / 70,000 miles

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CAR PREVIEWS & REVIEWS 2006 Lincoln Zephyr First Drive Zephyr reaches higher to the upwardly mobile 2006 Lincoln Zephyr Photo Gallery A more sophisticated Ford Fusion 2006 Lincoln Zephyr Preview Pseudo-American Luxury 2006 Lincoln Zephyr Preview The virtue of simplicity NCTD: 2008 Lincoln MKZ Near-luxury sedan offers good value. 2007 Lincoln MKX Review Less than the sum of its parts 2007 Lincoln MKZ Review A good car competing in a field of great ones 2007 Lincoln Navigator Review Judging books by their covers is perilous business 2007 Lincoln MKZ First Drive The Zephyr becomes the MKZ, and a better car 2007 Lincoln Navigator First Drive The King of Chrome, out powered by the King of Bling

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