History/Description: Debuted in 2005, Lincoln’s new-age entry-level model was called the Zephyr for a single year before being rebadged as the MKZ. With available AWD and standard V6 power, this ...

The premium for the MKZ probably will be less than $2,000, Peyton said. Even with a sub-$30,000 base price, Lincoln has backed the Zephyr with significant incentives including major lease support.

New 2007 MKZ Gets Minor Styling Tweak and All-Wheel Drive There's no time like the present to make sweeping changes, at least if you're Lincoln. Ford's domestic premium player is in rebuild ...

Forget all that, because the 2007 model eschews the now-known Zephyr name for MKZ (Mark Z). MKZ also gets optional all-wheel drive and a standard 3.5-liter V6 producing at least 250 hp compared to ...

The replacement for the Lincoln MKZ sedan may adopt the Zephyr name, based on a trademark application that Lincoln has filed. Lincoln has said that its entire lineup will eventually transition from ...

In terms of proportions, the new Zephyr measures 196.1 inches long, making it around three inches longer than the MKZ. Under the hood is a 2.0-liter turbocharged gasoline engine rated at 235 ...

The Lincoln Zephyr name is back. The name was previously used on some of the luxury brand’s sedans before World War II, and for a single model year on a sedan derived from the first-generation ...

I really do love my 06 Lincoln Zephyr as it is dependable and comfortable to drive. I only have two complaints. One minor and one that I consider major. The steering is a major problem.

Table of Contents Feast your eyes on the new Lincoln Zephyr, or what we once knew as the MKZ. Don't get your hopes up for a US introduction, though, because I'll pop that balloon right now.

Ford Motor Company (Ford) is recalling certain model year 2007-2011 Ford Ranger vehicles, 2006-2011 Ford Fusion, Mercury Milan and Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ vehicles, 2007-2010 Ford Edge, Lincoln MKX ...

The saga of the name change from Zephyr to MKZ didn’t end with the 2007 model year, though. Members of the Lincoln top brass spent some months insisting stubbornly that the new name should be ...

Some believed the Zephyr name would belong to a crossover, while the replacement of the MKZ was thought to get it instead. As Lincoln notes, the Zephyr will be made in China for the China market.