Ever since Edsel Ford had his 1939 Lincoln-Zephyr convertible made with European styling, the name Continental meant nothing but a line of luxury cars. They are no longer around in new form, as Ford ...

Imagine a car looking like this pulling on the side of the road. You see the doors opening, suicide-style, the hoods popping open. What’s the first thing that crosses your mind? What we have above is ...

As a convertible lover, the fourth-generation Lincoln Continental holds a special place in my heart as an iconic and rare four-door droptop, but I never knew it also was offered as a traditional ...

What can we say about Lincoln circa 1966, except that it is everything the Lincoln of today is not? The automaker has taken a step forward with the MKZ, but it's going to take awhile to straighten out ...

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The annual SEMA show in Las Vegas, Nevada, is the biggest aftermarket car event of the year. Tens of thousands of people in the industry show up to see the hundreds of cars and trucks on display. One ...

OK. So, I'm thinking about buying a 1966 Lincoln Continental. You know the one, they had one in the Matrix, the black car with the suicide doors. Yeah. That one. I've wanted one since high school, and ...

The Continental is returning after a 15-year break, and so it makes sense for us to recall a time when the top-of-the-line Ford product was seen as a weapon in the Global War On Communism. The 1966 ...

An American luxury car brand that is both driven and rode in with great exclusivity, Lincoln has greatly devoted itself to building desirable, high-end four-door vehicles. Since the 1950s and for many ...

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