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Ford Motor Co's 1990-1997 Mercury Cougar models feature a revamped design and differ from the mechanically similar Ford Thunderbird primarily in terms of their formal roofline and grille. The base LS comes with a standard 150-horsepower, 3.8-liter V-6 and four-speed overdrive automatic transmission. The virtues of this generation of Cougars include dual air bags, which are found in the later models, acceleration with the V-8 engine and handling.
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Ford Motor Co's 1990-1997 Lincoln Continental models feature a revamped design and are equipped with a new V-8 engine. This generation of cars is a lot more quicker, slightly more agile and loaded with electronic gadgetry. Interior space is excellent and storage space is good. Ford apparently intended this generation of Lincolns to be a cross between sports sedans and traditional luxury cars. It is not quite either, but is worth a test drive.
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DaimlerChrysler Corp's 1995-1999 Dodge Stratus models feature the exterior dimensions of compact cars but provide the interior rooms of mid-sized models. Passengers will enjoy plenty of leg space in the front and rear areas. Visibility is excellent at all angles excpet the rear. Large trunks with flat floors and low liftovers give these Stratus models good cargo- carrying ability. Overall, these well-equipped models are a good buy.
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