'06 Lincoln Zephyr

Traditional elegance with modern style – this is the motto of the Lincoln Zephyr series. The Zephyr, a name used by Lincoln for some cars before World War II, is the economical model in Lincoln’s entire lineup. With a comfortable and spacious interior, the 2006 Lincoln Zephyr has a confident and dominant road demeanor.

The '06 Lincoln Zephyr has stylish stack designs and luxurious interiors such as standard leather upholstery and an aluminum finish. On the outside it has the standard Lincoln grill, 17” wheels and tail-lamps with LED.

It has several features not present in other vehicles of the same class, namely the Ford Fusion and the Milan, such as HID headlights, ventilated seats and a complete road navigation system. The Zephyr is powered by a V6/3.0L powerful engine which can give up to 221hp.

In the class of midsize sedans, the 2006 Lincoln Zephyr is definitely the one offering most luxury. As such, it will appeal to most sedan shoppers. Take home this luxury sedan with a guarantee of premium performance.

2006 Lincoln Zephyr

Originally fitted with a V-12 engine when it was released in 1936, the modern day 2006 Lincoln Zephyr version has been updated, and comes with a powerful V-6 three liter engine that has a six speed automatic transmission.

Lincoln boasts that it is the first car to have a THX-II certified audio system, and will come in both front wheel drive as well as all-wheel drive. It comes with alloy wheels on which 17” tires are fitted, and the option of either a machined or a chrome finish.

The interior of the Zephyr exemplifies luxury and the use of leather, genuine wood, and aluminum trim coupled with white LED’s give it an aesthetic look. The trunk holds approximately 15.8 cubic feet of cargo.

The 10 speaker optional THX-II certified audio system gives drivers a whole new listen when you are traveling in the 2006 Lincoln Zephyr. You can also go in for an optional DVD Navigation Console system with a 6.5” screen which will give you help with directions in three languages.