This is the one you've been waiting for! Suicide doors. Classic luxury and muscle combined. This car has everything!
Don't hesitate and miss the chance to own your dream car. You don't cant find these cars in this condition. This was top of the line in it's day with power windows, power locks, 8-way power seat , power antenna, power brakes (disk), power steering, A/C and cruise control. Yes, cruise control on a 66... and it works! I restore classics for a living and have sold several on ebay with 100% feedback, but this is different. This is my baby, titled and registered in my name. I never thought I'd let it go. I've had a hundred people ask me to buy it and I've always declined. Well, here's your chance. I drive this car at least a few times a week and it never gives me any problems. It rides like it's floating on a cloud. The 462 cu in engine is super strong, yet surprisingly quiet. They had four mufflers from the factory so you couldn't hear the engine to give it a more luxury feel. When you're cruising with the top down all you hear is the wind and the compliments. If you know anything about these cars, or are looking to buy one, make sure everything works, because it can cost thousands just to get all the windows working, and more for the top. This one has been gone through by an old Lincoln expert. The top goes up and down quickly and quietly for this model. All the power windows go up and down. The switches work even though a couple are missing the tips of the switch as is common. Even the vent windows are power, which always catches people off guard. I installed a nifty remote to control the convertible top from up to 100 yards away. See second video. This is my favorite feature, and it draws a crowd every time I use it. Don't be like everyone else with a Mustang Chevy. Really stand out with this rare classic. I have been lucky enough to own just about every classic you can think of and this one gets far more attention than any other. It was made for cruising so you can actually drive it on the highway and long distances with ease and comfort. The A/C blows ice cold so even here in Florida I'm always comfortable. The heater works as well. It was recently painted an elegant pearl white that is perfect for this style of car. The maroon interior is in exceptionally good condition. All the gauges work as they should. All the lights and blinkers work. The cruise control works. The power seat works as it should. No cracks on the dash. Brand new carpet. All of the chrome is in fantastic condition with the exception of a small section of the rear bumper. All of the stainless trim is in nearly perfect condition, which is extremely rare to find. The vinyl top is in great condition with one small rip in the bottom left corner. The tires have over 80% tread and the wheel covers are in great shape. The radio works, but it's the original so only AM. Like all cars, this one isn't perfect, but it's close enough for me. I've added two videos and as many pictures as I could to represent the car accurately. Since the video I added "gangster white walls" which can be included with the car if the winning bidder wants. All of the videos and pictures were taken last week with my cell phone and were not photoshopped or enhanced in any way. I have set the reserve low and no buy it now, so good luck bidding. This is a very rare opportunity to own a very rare piece of history and a real gem. I'm sure I'm leaving a lot out, so feel free to email me with any questions. I also encourage anyone interested to come see it in person and drive it. Just prepare to fall in love. Speaking of, I reserve the right to end this auction any time because anyone who sees it is going to buy it on the spot. Feel free to call, come by, or email with serious offers. I will not end the auction until cash is in hand. Thanks for looking, and good luck bidding!
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You would think that commercial being ridiculed across the Internet would be an advertising executive's worst nightmare, but that's not necessarily the case. At least not when it comes to Lincoln and its latest campaign to promote the new MKC. The campaign features Matthew McConaughey channeling his characters from True Detective and The Lincoln Lawyer, and was quickly spoofed by both Conan O'Brien and Ellen DeGeneres. But instead of shaking their heads in dismay at the comedy talk-show hosts' take on their ad, Lincoln and its advertising firm Hudson Rouge welcome the free publicity. "We're flattered. Just to get out into the public mind with parodies says you've achieved a certain amount of notoriety," Hudson Rouge CCO Jon Pearce told Automotive News. "It's hard to put a dollar amount on earned media. We couldn't ask for better."
According to Automotive News, Lincoln has a list of about 40,000 people who have expressed interest in the brand's upcoming Continental sedan. While that may sound paltry next to the 250,000 people or so who have so far put deposits down for a Tesla Model 3, it's great news for Ford's luxury brand. "This is the most buzz I've seen in a long, long time," says Dan Marks, chairman of the Lincoln National Dealer Council. Lincoln is riding a wave of increased interest in 2016, having topped 100,000 sales last year. Prior to that, the last time that milestone was passed was way back in 2008. As is the case with most automakers, though, much of Lincoln's sales boost can be traced back to strong demand for crossovers like the MKX and SUVs like the Navigator. That makes 2017 an interesting time for Lincoln to be relaunching the Continental sedan. We can expect to see lots of marketing leading to its launch. "Extensive prelaunch activities" are planned, Matt VanDyke, director of global Lincoln, told Automotive News. We'll have to wait a little while longer before we know whether all that pent-up interest leads to actual sales. Or, put another way, whether the 2017 Continental will be a mic drop moment or a big flop.
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