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Lincoln’s rear-drive luxury sedan, the traditional favorite of older buyers and limousine companies, will probably earn some appearance changes for 2003. These revisions may include a raised hood to accommodate an optional 300-horsepower V-8 engine, a reworked front end with a smaller grille, a revised suspension, 17-inch tires and a bigger trunk — an improvement that limousine drivers should fully appreciate. The Town Car was last redesigned for the 1998 model year. Read More
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