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by Ed Wallace

ON THE TOWN
< br/>Ford was calling its 2003 Town Car a newly redesigned model, and it’s indeed a nice upgrade. After all, the 2003 Lincoln Town Car Cartier L Series, which starts at $50,700, is one of the roomiest luxury sedans on the market today — you could actually pitch a pup tent and sleep on the back floorboard. The interior has been beautifully redone and the 239-horsepower V-8 accelerates smoothly while delivering all the power one might want. For more information, log on to www.insideautomotive.com.


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