Lincoln Has Dropped The Long-lived Town Car And Updated Its Lineup With The MKS And MKZ Sedans In Addition To The MKX Crossover SUV: Revision history

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27 June 2023

  • curprev 17:4017:40, 27 June 2023202.142.162.187 talk 5,567 bytes +5,567 Created page with "The '40s also saw the rise of the glamorous Continental. After World War II, Lincoln maintained its premium status with vehicles just like the Mark II and the '60s-era Continentals, which gained fame through their "suicide-style" rear doors and use as U.S. The Continental Mark III luxury coupe rolled out in 1968 and by the late '60s, over 1 million Continentals had been built. The vehicle's development was shepherded by Edsel Ford, son of Ford's founder Henry Ford. presi..."