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Ford's 2003 lineup includes four-door sedans like the full-size Crown Victoria and mid-size Taurus; the compact Focus sedans, wagons and sporty hatchbacks including the 170-hp SVT; the Escort-based ZX2 hatchback; and the evergreen Mustang, in its last model year before a new pony car emerges in January at the Detroit auto show. The 2003 'Stang lineup includes a new retro-styled Mach 1 and the Mustang Pony appearance package, plus the awesome SVT Mustang Cobra.
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The Crown Victoria returns for 2006 with only minor adjustments. It is again available in three sedan trims: Standard, LX, and LX Sport. Changes for this year include new 16-inch wheels on the LX, an in-glass antenna, a standard trip computer on LX and LX Sport models, and an optional perimeter alarm.
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The Crown Victoria is one of the last American cars still using body-on-frame construction, a V-8 engine powering the rear wheels, and a solid (or live) rear axle. Because this layout was common in years past, the Crown Vic has a certain retro feel behind the wheel. The steering is light and numb, and the handling is rather lazy. The LX Sport tightens things up a bit with firmer springs and dampers and a stiffer rear stabilizer bar.
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The Crown Victoria comes in three trim levels: Standard, LX, and LX Sport. The Standard model is very plain, although thats hardly an issue since most are destined for fleets. The mid-line LX at least has alloy wheels (in place of steel wheels and hub caps), which makes it look more like a civilian machine. The LX Sport has slightly larger alloy wheels (17 inch instead of 16 inch) and, when ordered in dark red, gray, black, or silver birch, includes color-matched monochrome trim. The Crown Victoria is one of the few remaining cars sold in America that still offers a bench front seat. (The LX Sport has leather buckets). Three-abreast seating is possible, but the middle spot is cramped, leaving the passenger to contend with the driveline hump. The soft seats in the Crown Vic feel good at first sit, but their lack of support makes them uncomfortable for longer drives. The back seat isnt as spacious as you might think given the Crown Victorias size; Fords newer Five Hundred sedan is far roomier inside, despite more compact exterior dimensions. Shorter drivers fit just fine, though, and theyll appreciate the available power-adjustable pedals. This welcomed feature, optional on all three versions of the Crown Victoria, moves the brake and accelerator pedals closer to the driver, allowing him or her to sit a safe distance from the steering wheel and its airbag.
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C, leather seats, exterior enhancements, and a full floor console. The LX Sport also sports the Handling Package, which includes rear air suspension, dual exhaust, and upgraded springs and shock absorbers.
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Ford's large, rear-wheel-drive V8 sedan shares its design with Mercury's Grand Marquis. Crown Vic offers standard, LX, and LX Sport models. Standard and LX have a front bench seat; the LX Sport has buckets with a center console. Automatic transmission is standard.
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The LX Sport version, with its more aggressive wheels, tires, and monochrome appearance makes a subtle pitch for the hot rod fan out there (with family obligations, apparently). The monochromatic scheme, in a choice of colors, extends to the grille, bumpers, taillights and deck-lid applique.
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