The Lincoln Continental had its beginning back in 1939 as a specially built car for Edsel Ford. Back then (and even today) it was a knockout. It had a long, low, horizontal look and a lot of class.
After the 1973 OPEC oil embargo showed America how little control it had over its energy supply, our auto industry slumped into a decade-long, efficiency-chasing doldrums known today as the Malaise ...
One of the most interesting stories to come out of 1980s autodom was Ford's purchase of BMW diesel engines for its Lincoln brand. Today's Nice Price or No Dice Continental is a rare surviving example ...
Q: Hello Greg and I would like to know if there was ever a Lincoln Continental built that came with a BMW Diesel engine as an option? Also, your thoughts on Lincoln over the years are welcome, ...
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Why It’s Time to Think About the 1984-92 Lincoln Continental Mark VII
My gap in giving any thought (serious or otherwise) to the Lincoln Mark VII probably spans close to four decades. As a ...
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