Continental, sadly ended in 2020 but the coach door edition can run you at minimum the high 60's from what I seen. I don't want an SUV, so I guess I'll have to go with Chrysler or something.

Continental

Other than maybe some weird/rare collectors item out there.. the most expensive Lincoln sedan would be the 2020 Continental Coach Door Edition. 2020 was the last model year any Lincoln sedan was made. It's all SUVs now.

Assuming you are North American based and not Asia Pacific

So exciting! I've been a toyota fan for 20 years but I'm getting the corsair next week. I'm so excited.

great choice. make sure you stay on top of oil changes and flushing coolant. i have two MKZ & CRX and both often give me engine troubles which become a pain to get fixed if you’re not on top of it

Be careful there's someone in there , jk congrats lol

Excellent choice

I drive a 2008 Lincoln MKX with 297k and I love it too even though it’s 15 years old lol

The heated/cooled seats still work and the adaptive headlights still work

Nice 80s town car. Always thought it was so funny how it’s just a shrunken 70s town car :)

I've had 3 daily drivers.

89 TC from 2001-2008 88 TC from 2008-2017 08 Z 2020- still going strong.

MKX is a beauty.

I spy a StarTrek fan haha. Great looking rides!

Love my 2017 Lincoln mkc select!

I miss my town car. Would love to ride in a new version

I’ve owned seven Lincolns and every one of them have been amazing! Currently own a 2017 Continental and love it.

I hope they go back to making sedans in the US again as well

What's interesting, and goes against the mandated grain...is that Cadillac is building, and selling sedans to all those Lincoln sedan customers, who want American luxury, but can't shop new Lincoln sedans. Oh, and if y'all haven't noticed, there's tons of Caddy suvs on the road too, from the small Escape sized ones, to the beastly Escalade extended models. Lincoln/Ford left the sedan market, it didn't leave Lincoln.

It's not greed, it's a business decision. I've driven Lincoln since 1996. Leased two every two years for my wife and I. So we've had many. Loved them all especially the Continentals. We have SUV's now and while they are nice I'd rather have a sedan, not my wife, she loves her SUV.

I really wish both Lincoln and Cadillac would bring back big body on frame v8 RWD traditional American sedans. A new Town Car and Fleetwood with the latest in tech, glass smooth ride, and modern power from the 5.0 and LS would be amazing. Bonus points for a Godzilla powered long wheelbase version of the TC.

I love mine. 99% of people on the road think Lincolns are slow. Guess they missed the twin exhaust. Any engine that can motivate 3700 pounds gets my vote.

this sub is hardcore on Mazda Toyota Honda so that’s why you never hear about it here

But Lincoln as a brand has always been in an odd position like Acura. Majority of their sales are from owners of their non luxury make. As in, Acuras/Lincolns are the cars that Honda/Ford owners buy when they want to step up to a luxury car. Sure they have some conquest sales but people usually flock to the other brands as they offer more enticing vehicles.

Smiling. I recently bought a Lincoln Corsair. Was at a spa business and while ai was inside two young gals (on their 30’s) had been circling the Corsair and looking inside. They told me it was so NICE, they loved it, and had never seen one before! So there’s the response to “old” people with Corsairs. There are so many luxurious features- I truly appreciate what for me was a business / practical / pragmatic decision to purchase a gently used Corsair with very low miles.

Never owned one but the “new” continental was a car I really wanted but with them discontinuing sedans decided against getting one.

I know a couple people with the MKZ that really like it.

But now they only make SUVs and unless I’m wrong when I looked them up they were stupidly expensive for a 4* cylinder engine and absurdly expensive for the normal engines.

So one of the main reasons you think we don't hear about Lincoln's is bc the main demographic that buys them doesn't use reddit?

Dang I'm not even 30 yet and looking at old people cars. That doesn't bode well for me 😂

Cadillac has done a pretty good job shedding some of the old person image with their newer lineups. My 2018 ATS has legit power out of it’s factory engine and it drives and corners like go karts. At one point I test drove a 2016 MKZ and while the inside was comfy and nice the drive experience was nothing short of pedestrian

Lincolns get overlooked because they aren't reliable enough for the Toyota/Honda/Mazda fanboys and not performance-oriented enough for the BMW fanboys.

I mean, not all American cars are gonna be the same level of cloudiness so I wouldn’t hold on to that mindset and go buying just any American made car. What you described is what separated the Lincoln TCs from other American made cars. I’ve only ridden in 2 Cadillacs. A mid 2000s and an older DeVille, I think, and those were also very nice compared to my old Chevy and countless other American made cars I’ve driven or ridden in.

Best car in the world.

Always tell people it's like driving a lazyboy recliner on wheels nothing really compares to the old air ride body on frame RWD american luxury cars!

These cars are built like tanks, however, for some reason Ford had an issue with the 2005 model where the transmission experienced higher than average issue rates. So keep up with the transmission maintenance! Like any other car they have their issues, but most issues are easy enough to fix or relatively rare. But overall, their reliability is way up there, I'd put it up there in the top 5 most reliable cars of all time.

looks nice, how much did you pay for it? i've been trying to find a low mileage one for months within budget but it's been kinda tough

Picture #3 is ominous.

Awesome car. My brother had a gold one same with the porthole window and I'm commenting to mention he had glass packs / cherry bomb mufflers on it (carbed 302 motor) and it sounded awesome, not harsh but deep rumble and almost sounded cammed at idle, something to consider unless you want the quieter Lincoln sound!

Duuude, you didn’t take a pic of the rear “clock”!!!

Does this one have the optional 460?

📸shot #3 for the win

I have kids compliment my 430 all the time! Particularly at the drive thru windows

im at 186 about to hit 187. i think im a part of a great community.

As much as I want to believe this could happen to me, I feel like a retired old man whenever I get out of mine 🤣

Timeless for sure. Our 2006 has 247,000 miles.

I think all of the sedans are being phased out. I think only the continental is left but I don’t think it will get another generation. They just don’t sell as well as the crossovers and SUVs while the crossovers get nearly identical fuel economy. Sedans are just kind of dying across the industry :/

As the owner of an MKT, I don’t understand why they’re so hated. So far mine performs well and is very comfortable. By the way, I’ve owned 6 Lincolns in my life and I too miss the big sedans...

I’m thinking we’ll get another get MKZ with a new name cause it does sell well and the CEO of Lincoln said they had no plans of stoping sedans.

Rumor is they may make a sedan for the Chinese market. Who knows if they'll bring that stateside.

I love our MKS and it saddens me that they stopped production as I would totally buy another one