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The style of the latest generation Continental harkens back to a time when such large luxury sedans were more popular, and that's still part of its appeal today. While it may look like a blast from ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover the auto industry, from breaking news to car reviews. Oct 04, 2019, 04:59pm EDT Oct 04, 2019, 04:59pm EDT This article is ...

Lincoln marked its 80th anniversary with a special edition Continental. In 2019, it modified 80 cars right after they rolled off the production line and sent them to showrooms. However, the firm ...

The Lincoln Continental Coach Door Edition was announced just late last year, but now we have news that it’s coming back for a second run of cars. All 80 initially planned have been allocated at this ...

The Lincoln Continental Coach Door Edition might have been one of the brightest ideas to come out of Lincoln’s sedan portfolio in decades. The suicide-door Lincoln is the embodiment of the brand’s ...

What does Ford Motor Co.’s decision to stop selling sedans in the United States mean to Lincoln’s cars? Nothing good. But, honestly, does it matter? You — and Ford — might be surprised. It’s easy to ...

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Every once in a while, a car comes along that feels slightly out of place. Most of the time, these cars don't sell well. The 2019 Lincoln Continental Coach Door Edition was exactly that kind of car.

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“Enter into luxury through Continental doors,” said a TV ad for the iconic 1961 Lincoln Continental, adding that they’re “the only [rear] doors on an American car that open not here”— indicating the ...