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To: da_cheif™ who wrote (5136)	11/4/2002 12:23:25 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 206966

When you see that top track into itself and disappear behind your shoulder - you'll know YOU MUST BE CADILLAC COOL. Hech I got excited and I'm not a cadillac dealer. Northstar engines electrinically control the engine,shocks and transmission so they complement eachother indrifferent driving scenarios i.e. fast take off or touring at 70. Bob

To: da_cheif™ who wrote (5136)	11/4/2002 5:33:54 PM
From: Vitas	Respond to of 206966

A 400-HP LINCOLN LS, TOO? Ford Motor Co.'s Lincoln division will join the procession of carmakers looking to spice up their offerings with some serious performance. Senior company officials tell TheCarConnection that Lincoln will launch a 400-horsepower version of the rear-drive LS sedan, most likely in early to mid-2004. It will be powered by the automaker's modular V-8, but in this case, the engine will be upgraded from 4.6 liters to 5.0 liters. It will be mated to the same six-speed ZF gearbox found in the new 388-hp Jaguar S-Type R, according to current plans. Don't be surprised, sources add, to see the high-performance motor show up in other Lincoln products, including the Navigator, Aviator and even the Town Car. There's a contest underway among the luxury division's employees to come up with a name for the new line of products. The current front-runner is "Emerald Series," which refers to the fact that as part of the effort to create a consistent brand "DNA," Lincoln has adopted a black background behind its gun sight logo. The performance models might be visually distinguished by using a green background, along with other subtle body tweaks. As TCC recently reported, Cadillac has its own performance series under development, with a Corvette-powered version of the CTS, tentatively dubbed CTSi, due to debut early next year. McLaren is also doing a hi-po LS of its own, and showed the vehicle at the New York show. thecarconnection.com ---------------------------- make sure your speakers are on: geocities.com