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Lincoln will be unveiling fully electric concept vehicle on April 20th.

A sneak peek video appears here:
https://media.lincoln.com/content/linco ... ncept.html

The two "Coach Door" Continentals at the Glendale auction sold for good money (as are a lot of cars right now). The 2019 80th Anniversary Edition with 100 miles brought $137,500 and the 2020 with 42 miles brought $132,000.

As Frasern talked about diesel - electric trains I have always thought that’s the way to go especially for trucks. Build a gas or diesel generator which they could make very efficient since it only runs at one RPM with a traction motor or motors. Mercedes-Benz has had diesel electric hybrids for a ...

Fortunately or unfortunately (depending on one's side in the matter), the government has its hands in all sorts of the industries with subsidies and other things. This includes oil, "green" energy (solar, wind, electricity, etc.), health care, transportation, farming, and more.

We've now broken the previous record high average price for regular unleaded. The record had been $4.11/gallon in 2008 and we're now at $4.17/gallon. Of course, $4.11 in 2008 is actually more like $5.29 in today's dollars so we're not really at 2008 levels quite yet. The current national average for...

A car with a 90 mile range is easy to ignore because no one really bought them. The Focus Electric''s range was similar to many other BEVs available at the time including the BMW i3, Chevrolet Spark EV, Fiat 500e, Nissan Leaf, Volkswagen e-Golf, etc. My point is that for the director to say the For...

"Lincoln is expected to unveil its first fully electric vehicle this year, and plans to be an all-electric brand by 2030." I've heard that before.... Was at a LCOC show back in the mid 2010's and was talking with the mid America director of Ford and asked him when Ford was coming out with...

Lincoln is expected to unveil its first fully electric vehicle this year, and plans to be an all-electric brand by 2030.

It will be interesting to see what this one brings. There are still a few new/untitled "Coach Door Edition" models out there for around MSRP, plus some used ones have been going for at least $20,000 less than original MSRP.

The above Turbodiesel Mark VII brought $6,101 ($6,406 with buyer's fee) at the BaT auction.

Dan Szwarc wrote:I just wish they would announce a pure-BEV and stop farting around with gas.

Lincoln's first BEV is expected to be a crossover coming in 2022 (for the 2023 model year) and may carry the model name "Mark E."

A rare 1984 Mark VII Bill Blass Turbodiesel is currently up for bid on BaT.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1984- ... -mark-vii/

Winning bid on the 1987 Continental Givenchy was $12,750 ($13,388 with buyer's fee).

For those who missed their chance at the 1982 bustle-back Continental above, there’s now a 1987 Givenchy available on BaT. Current high bid Is $5,000 with a little over two days left in the auction.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1987- ... inental-2/

papawayne wrote:What the heck did they do to that?

In the 1990s, the Town Car was available in Executive Series, Signature Series, Cartier Series and.....Lowrider Series!