I have a 2016 Lincoln MKZ, and it’s been nothing but great. I actually have been tuning it in my own special way; and it’s amazing. I am keeping this car till I die. 5 years and counting!
I have been driving Town cars since their inception..I currently drive a 20 year old Cartier with very little problems. It will be the last car I will buy.
Hate how they brought this car back and gave up on it again. Lincoln needs a true flagship sedan. I would love to get my hands on the latest one with the "coach" doors.
I also owned two town cars…. The best car ever. I have a continental with only 22,000 miles reserve. It is wonderful. I wish they would start making some again especially the town car.
Well Cadillac is still making a CT5, and Lexus, BMW, Mercedes, Audi is still making luxury cars so Lincoln just abandoned the luxury car market for SUVs , they should be selling their mkz or zephyr here too
You're absolutely right. But I think the Lincoln division has been run by chimpanzees for quite a while now. Why is there no Lincoln equivalent to the CT5 Blackwing? OTOH, GM dumped the CT6 for much the same reason why Ford abandoned their Lincoln sedans. Both companies made misguided attempts to repurpose their sedans for a younger market. First rule of marketing, you got to dance with the one that brung ya. Like it or not, these are dad cars. And they abandoned the dads by tightening up the suspension, making them sportier and so forth. Nobody buys a Lincoln to be sporty. A Lincoln has always been designed to be the big floaty boat cruising down the boulevard. Both car makers abandon their own audience, and Audi and, of all people, Hyundai were too happy to step in. The Genesis sedans are excellent. And unbelievably cushy ride. Far Superior to the continental in every sense.
@@madisonsinclair5123 Ford seems to forget about Lincoln and then suddenly remember to step in and save it, Lincoln should look at following Lexus example, they make 3 passenger cars , I prefer passenger cars to SUVs but that me. Cadillac is also making the CT 4, so 2 cars, I personally like GM cars and drive a 2016 Buick but looks like my next car has to be a Chevy or a Cadillac
@@califdad4OMG, do NOT get a Cadillac!!! Worst damned car I ever owned!! NEVER AGAIN, CADILLAC!! You screwed me over REAL good and hard; NEVER AGAIN....total pieces of shit in every way! Ditto for my last two Buicks; Lincoln REALLY had a quality sedan here, with a loyal following, but they abandoned us, too.
@@jamescarrington5521 I've owned 2 of them and loved them , my Buick has 76000 miles on it and been in the shop for a repair once because of a sensor, it was just under $500 to have fixed, I'm thrilled with my Buick
Nice car wish I had one. I think if it had been a rear wheel drive it would have sold better and there for would still be in production. Just an opinion.
I have a 2017 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, pearl white,,this is my 4th LINCOLN my first was a Town car my 2nd and 3rd were LS V8S and they were fun and very Fast but this continental is by far the classiest one. And it's very fast. It'll cruise at a 125MPH with plenty of throttle left! It's more of a sport Luxury car and it handles Great,I love sport mode and the paddle shifters!!
Would love to have one of those. People are opting out of sedans choosing SUV’s they’re what’s in now and the future. I Would love to have one, but I found that after I purchased my suv, it’s hard to return sitting lower again. Always bumping my head.
I just shared that my maternal grandfather would update his, with a newer model; every 2 years. I am going to upgrade my Lincoln with the latest version of The stage coat doors, Continental Black. I started searching for one today. This one is for you Granddaddy!🥰🤩
Wow, good luck. The coach door edition vehicles continue to be prohibitively expensive, even on the secondary market. I would certainly love one myself!
what a beautiful car! it seems we have no choice anymore! you WILL buy an s u v in boring, black, white, or gray!! good luck finding seats other than black ⚫️! carpets only come black!!! YOU WILL BUY WHAT YOU'RE TOLD!!!
You're so right on! Earlier model cars have the tan or brown leather interior. Hell, I remember I had a 1994 Mazda 929 that had a powder blue leather interior. However, now everything has this generic cost cutting look. They've now put the money in the tech at the expense of luxury upholstery that gave cars their character.
I don't think that's a reserve. It's way too under equipped to be The reserve trim. I love the inside of the car, I love the front grill. The rest is just Ford playing it safe, genericizing this vehicle from the stunning 2015 prototype. If they had brought that vehicle to market, I'll bet this car would still be in production. Instead, they made the sheet metal incredibly generic and boring. I have no idea what they were thinking. Their vehicles have gotten even duller looking in design since then. It's a weird dichotomy, the Lincoln interiors continue to be among the best in American luxury brands. While the outside of their cars continue to become increasingly more generic. The only good thing about how bland the continental looks on the outside is that, ironically, it will age well. It will never actually look old because there never was a successive model, and the car is so incredibly generic looking that I doubt this vehicle will ever actually look old. The bigger problem is that as these vehicles age, more of them are coming onto the secondary market. Kids are buying them up now and putting stupid wheels on them and so forth. That's really painful to see.
@@Allcarnews Thats Good i feel like Lincoln is known for having cheap plastic pieces or parts that break or fall of after a while, hows the door doing?, does the car have any other electrical issues? I want to buy one soon and always ask a continental owner how reliable this ride id, not trying to deal with something little breaking like the mirrors not being able to adjust electronically or something like that lol
Pretty much anything Japanese. Look at a Lexus IS….that Lexus will also go for 250k miles, and still be in damn good shape and a great drive. No, the trunk isn’t as big….in my book, so what? If you’re willing to settle for FWD like the Lincoln, there’s many more options from Lexus. But my eye would be on a Lexus, an Infinity, and Genesis WAAAAY before this. Can you imagine trying to repair electronic door locks in a car that was only made for a few years? And you KNOW they’re gonna break lol.
