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Are You Comfortable Driving Your Car?
How much time do you spend driving in an average week? Consider the commute to and from work, the grocery store, trips out of town. Does it hurt your back just thinking about it? When choosing a car, comfort should be one of your top priorities. Another priority for those daily drives, long and short - how the car handles on tight curves or on steep inclines. Maybe your top priority is really just a solid, dependable car that you can trust.
Lincoln Brand town car is all of these things and more. Known for its roominess and classic design, the full and mid-size luxury sedans promise safe consistent rides and a name you can trust. Whether its the American dream you are looking for, total comfort for your daily driving, or solid dependability of a company with a long history, you have found all of these in a new Lincoln.
With updated looks for 2005, Lincoln sedans are a popular choice among drivers wanting both luxury and durability. All models have a powerful engine and standard aluminum wheels. And for 2005, cars can be ordered in the new body-colors Light Ice Blue Clearcoat Metallic and Norsea Blue Clearcoat Metallic.
Not only is the Lincoln a looker, but its safety ratings are great. Beautiful and safe. When you choose a Lincoln, you are choosing a car that reflects you and your family both at home in your neighborhood and at work. Give them the best impression possible. Looks and brains with safety a top priority.
In fact, the safety features are quite extensive. Town cars are equipped with dual-stage front airbags, and side-impact airbags. In addition, antilock brakes are standard in all models.
Other standard features on the Lincoln sedans include:
▪ Power driver seats ▪ Automatic climate control ▪ Power adjustable pedals ▪ Child safety door locks ▪ Vehicle Anti-Theft ▪ Traction control ▪ Trunk Anti-Trap Device ▪ Power Windows ▪ Keyless entry
About the Author
Find used and new Lincoln information, reviews and more at www.Lincoln.us.com.
Written by: Lincoln Fan
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