Lincoln officially retired the Continental nameplate in 2020. It's not the first time, though — Lincoln stopped producing the model after 2002 and later replaced it with the MKS. The MKS sold from ...

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The Lincoln Continental started life as a luxury convertible prototype commissioned by Edsel Ford in 1938. The first generation Continental went on sale in 1939, and instantly became a hallmark of ...

Suicide doors are back on the Lincoln Continental. Okay, so Lincoln isn't calling them that—the term was deemed to be not "on brand"—but the luxury-car company has announced a run of special ...

It seems like this was inevitable. The last sedan standing in the Lincoln lineup, all alone after the recent death of the MKZ, the Continental is dead. Ford has been the mainstream company most ...

The origins of the Lincoln Continental can be traced back to the 1939 Lincoln-Zephyr convertible built for Edsel Ford, the son of Henry Ford. The name was derived from the design adorned with European ...