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Once again, the Zephyr nameplate slips into the past: Lincoln has rebadged the midsize sedan after just one model year. The 2007 model is now named the MKZ — for Mark Z — and though it looks nearly identical to the Zephyr, there are two notable changes. The first is its drivetrain, which is more powerful for 2007; the second is the availability of all-wheel drive. Read More
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