This Lincoln Continental Town Car has surely seen better days. Now, it is sitting in a junkyard and seems doomed, with no chance whatsoever to come out ...

Mercury’s Grand Marquis and Lincoln's Town Car go back to a more unrestricted era with their V8 engines, rear-wheel drive and ...

In the grand scheme of things, the Lincoln Town Car saw the same fate as other four-door sedans in American lineups, just much earlier than cars like the Ford Fusion or Focus. As early as 2006 ...

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2008 Town Car. The Lincoln Town Car sees a simplified model lineup for 2008, with the base level Signature and uplevel Designer Series models being discontinued. Outside, a two-tone paint scheme is no ...

This 2003 Lincoln Town Car represents the last in the line of both the model name (at least until Ford's copyright gets close to running out) and the Panther platform upon which it was based.

Ford’s Lincoln Division applied the Town Car name (originally the Anglicized name for a coupé de ville horse-drawn carriage) to new cars beginning with the 1959 Continental, but it wasn’t ...

Lincoln did not gladly impel the Town Car toward svelteness and increased sophistication. The big sedan's last major revamp came in 1980. That Town Car came out smaller than its forebears by a ...

Lincoln offered the 2008 Town Car in four grades: Signature, Signature Limited, Designer, and Signature L. The first three shared the same bodywork and wheelbases, while the last version was longer.