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pro-five-oh
October 31st, 2005, 04:54 PM
http://www.wherewillzephyrtakeyou.com/

Dearborn, Michigan.

Imagine a dream vacation perfectly tuned to your tastes. Imagine customizing every aspect of your trip according to your passions in life. And, imagine that you have the chance to win this trip, along with the all-new 2006 Lincoln Zephyr sedan…

Ford Motor Company's Lincoln brand is adding a new level of luxury to the sweepstakes experience. “Where Will Zephyr Take You?” debuts tomorrow online at www.wherewillzephyrtakeyou.com. (http://www.wherewillzephyrtakeyou.com.) Consumers can enter up to once per day from Nov. 1 to Dec. 31, 2005 and can craft their choice of an experience of a lifetime. There will be one grand prize winner and three first-place prize winners. Nearly $100,000 in prizes will be awarded during this period.

Lincoln created “Where Will Zephyr Take You?” to tap into consumers’ “passion points” – hot buttons that excite and delight – and provide unique luxury travel experiences. For the Lincoln Zephyr target customer, these passion points include arts and music, sports, and lifestyle entertainment and “Where Will Zephyr Take You?” presents consumers with travel choices in each of these categories.

"Where Will Zephyr Take You?" offers consumers the opportunity to design any number of possible dream getaways to urban hot spots, such as New York , Miami , and Los Angeles. One of the premiere passion packages is a “Chicago Cookery” trip that features an 8-course dinner at Everest, Food & Wine Best New Chef Jean Joho’s famed restaurant, as well as a cooking class at the Fields Culinary Studio. Another is a “Texas Ambush Excursion” jet trip to Lajitas, the Ultimate Hideout, with a round of golf at the Ambush course, known for having 17 holes in Texas and one in Mexico .

Lodging, provided by Hyatt Hotels Corporation, includes a range of boutique, modern luxury or trendy amenity packages, such as in-room massages, aromatherapy kits selected by Travel + Leisure, or a chef’s choice tasting dinner. Dining choices include restaurants in each city that are either trendy (Setai in Miami ), landmark (Union Square Café in New York City ) or celebrity chef locales (Frontera Grill in Chicago ).

“We know what our target customers love to do – and how much they like experiences that are customized to their lifestyles,” said Lincoln Brand Marketing Manager Tom Grill. “'Where Will Zephyr Take You?" is a great way for us to reach out to these consumers and let them discover how Lincoln and the new Zephyr match their definition of luxury."

Lincoln is conducting a tailored marketing program to promote “Where Will Zephyr Take You?” to its targeted consumers: men and women between the ages of 35 and 45 who are self-made optimists driven to make the most of every opportunity. The program includes banner ads on Web sites (including home page takeovers on certain dates), such as SI.com, CBSsportsline.com, NYTimes.com, MSNBC.com and MSN.com.

The marketing program also includes an advertising insert in seven Time Inc. magazines, including FORTUNE, Ski and TIME; and two American Express Publishing Corporation publications (Travel + Leisure and Food & Wine). This piece also will be distributed on select American Airlines flights and in select American Airlines Admirals Clubs.

In addition, Lincoln is working with Time Inc., American Express Publishing, and American Airlines to deliver on these travel experiences. American Express Publishing and Time Inc. have accessed their deep luxury lifestyle relationships to secure various prize components, such as hotel accommodations and amenities, celebrity chef access, sporting events, and entertainment venues. American Airlines – and its award-winning Web site, AA.com – are providing the airfare for the travel experiences.

“Where Will Zephyr Take You?” is part of a comprehensive marketing plan for the Lincoln Zephyr that includes inventive experiential advertising techniques and direct marketing innovations as well as traditional methods that bring to life a new theme line, “Reach Higher,” and celebrate the American entrepreneurial spirit.

As an example, also beginning Nov.1 pedestrians will experience the thrill of the open road as Lincoln introduces the first street-level motion picture ads in the United States . The new Zephyr walking ads will debut in five New York City locations. At each site, a 60-foot-long street level display will use the speed of walking and light to turn compacted, high-resolution static images of the TV spot “Red Carpet” into a 15-second motion picture.

[ October 31, 2005: Message edited by: pro-five-oh ]

Desert Stallion
October 31st, 2005, 07:03 PM
Let's see... If I won a Zephyr, I'd probably sell it off, put a turbo on my Mustang, pay off my credit cards, buy a F4i, and then buy like a Hyundai Elantra GT hatchback with 5-speed so I don't need to drive the Mustang as much or ride the F4i in the rain.

In other words, I would certainly accept one if they gave it to me, but I don't think I'd hang on to it for long. :D

Spartan86
November 1st, 2005, 03:58 PM
i'de get a zx-6r and the new 06 civic

AceFrehley03
November 4th, 2005, 04:43 PM
I'd just get one ZX-12R and call it good.

The sixxer just doesn't have the nards that the 12 does.

Spartan86
November 6th, 2005, 12:44 PM
i don't need that much "nards".
i'm not trying to kill myself since i just got my motorcycle endorsement.
(even yet, the 600 is still petty fast.)