#LincolnContinental

The Lincoln Continental is an attractive full-size luxury sedan that’s worthy of the storied nameplate Ford Motor Company has given it, but it unfortunately lacks the reverse-opening doors of the iconic fourth-generation model.

Lincoln will offer a hybrid version of every one of its cars from 2022 onward, according to a new report. 

After years of stumbling, both Lincoln and Volvo have regained their footing. 

To Lincoln, the word Continental means something. It’s an iconic nameplate that should be held in high regard alongside other nameplates within Ford, like F-150 and Mustang. To Lincoln, it means the best that Ford and Lincoln have to offer.

Pricing for the new Lincoln Continental has leaked out before an official announcement. 

Lincoln and Volvo are both developing new sedans in an effort to elevate themselves in the premium segment after years of sitting parked on the sidelines. But which model is better?

Looking for a luxurious sedan experience? The Lincoln Continental and Volvo should both deliver what you seek.

Less than a year ago,  Lincoln revealed its Continental concept at the New York Auto Show and here we are in Detroit, where it has just unveiled the production version of this large luxury sedan.

It looks like one of Lincoln’s Continental prototypes had some issues while testing. 

A new look Lincoln MKZ debuted at the LA Auto Show, sporting a new design and unique powertrain, but don’t expect Lincoln to stray away from the popular segments.

It seems like every luxury automaker is chasing BMW, trying to create faster, sportier, more engaging vehicles than the builder of Ultimate Driving Machines. But not all have drawn a bead on this Bavarian rival.

The recently revealed Continental Concept may be the beginning of new nameplates for Lincoln. 

Rock and roll legend Neil Young may have let plans for a new  Lincoln Continental slip out to the public.