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Nice. The trunk needs to be longer though. What is that stuff by the front doors/fenders?

Lincoln will make five new cars over the next several years. Those include the Mark LT, the Zephyr, and a car-based Aviator. That leaves two other Lincolns. The 05 Mustang uses a highly modified DEW98 chassis. Doesn't that help spread the costs since they will sell like hotcakes?

Road & Track has a new article about Cadillac's V series. http://roadandtrack.com It mentions an AWD 2007 BTS-V which would use the Epsilon chassis (if built) used by the Saab 9-3, Chevy Malibu, and Pontiac G6 that would only be sold in Europe. A car below the CTS is a BAD idea. Using...

Well, the picture of the 2006 Cadillac XLR-V is what Road & Track thinks it will look like. It is STUNNING. It will use the supercharged Northstar V-8 from the 06 STS-V, the STS-V's new 6 speed automatic transmission, and Brembo brakes. http://roadandtrack.com

Won't the Zephyr cost around $27,000-$36,000? It seems odd to have that car and the LS and the Town Car.

This "Continental" would be their fleet car and I think it would make a great flagship.

(this is an imaginary Lincoln) media.ford.com says that Lincoln will make five new cars over the next few years. Three of those include the Mark LT, the Zephyr, and a car-based suv to replace the Aviator. That leaves two other Lincolns. I think Lincoln should drop the LS and the Town Car...

I read that the 2005 Ford Mustang has steel front control arms that weigh less than comparable cast aluminum ones. The 05 Mustang only shares its floor pan with the Lincoln LS. Any other thoughts?

I like the Continenal concept car. The LS's chassis would make a great start.

oh, and make a coupe and a convertible!

How about building it off of the Lincoln LS's chassis? Here's a plan... Get rid of the LS and the Town Car and make the Continental with two different wheelbases? And a powerful V-8. Doesn't the 05 Ford Mustang amortize costs from the Lincoln LS in a way since it uses a modified version...

Here is an incredible video of a Holden HSV sedan. HSV is Holden's performance line. The new Pontiac GTO is based on a Holden Monaro (a Holden coupe). http://www.hsv.com.au/cars/vy2/video/premiere.wmv

More pictures. http://seriouswheels.com/top-Ford-Shelby-GR-1-Concept.htm

I think that the Ford Motor Co. has the best designers in the industry. Ford owns Aston Martin and Henrik Fisker styles Aston Martins. He used to work for BMW where he styled the gorgeous Z8, but left in 2000 for Aston Martin. Ford owns Jaguar and Ian Callum styles Jaguars. He also styled the...

Mercury could use some help these days. The Mercury Marauder is cool but hasn't sold well. Many people like the new Mustang but don't want people trying to race them (which is what can happen with a Mustang) so Mercury should make a more modern coupe (as far as interior/exterior styling)...

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The original Cadillac V-16 http://www.car-nection.com/cadillacdatabase/Dbas_txt/V16_ndx.htm

http://www.conceptcarz.com/folder/vehicle.asp?car_id=6650&vehicleTypeID=

http://www.motorsportscenter.com/article_444.shtml

69 Camaro 66 Ford GT40 MkII (weren't they made in Britain?) Shelby Daytona Coupe Shelby Cobra 70 Chevelle Don't forget about this american muscle car 1935 Duesenberg SJ "Mormon Meteor" Speedster...