Lincoln Car

Lincoln: Lincoln Continental (LINCOLN CONTINENTAI) is a brand-name luxury model first launched by Lincoln Mercury in 1939. This model shows that the high-end sedan produced by Lincoln Mercury is technically impeccable and is the leader in luxury cars. It is called Ford Motor Company.

The Lincoln (LINCOLN) sedan is a car named after Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. President Lincoln is used to establish the company's image and show that the company produces top-notch sedans.

The trademark contains a shining star in a rectangle, which indicates that President Lincoln was the star of the unification of the American Federation and the abolition of slavery, and also symbolizes the brilliance of Ford Lincoln brand cars.

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Lincoln models:

1. Lincoln Ls

Ford is not interested in Leland’s company, but his His son Edsey persuaded his father to acquire the Lincoln Company for $8 million in February 1922, with Leland and his son Will Farrad serving as president and vice president.

But it didn’t take long before the father and son had a dispute with Henry Ford over issues such as autonomy and shareholder responsibility. Ford fired the Leland father and son and made Edsey president. Leland Sr. argued with Ford in newspapers and in court throughout his life until his death in 1932.

If there is anything bad about the Lincoln L-type car, it is simply that its styling is outdated.

The Lelands had ordered many modern bodies during their tenure, and Edsey also actively continued to carry out modifications, increasing the number of manufacturers supplying Lincoln. The L's new body and its exquisite build quality control allowed the L to remain a strong seller long after it became obsolete.

2. Lincoln 06

In 1940, the K-type car gracefully withdrew from the market, but at this time Lincoln had a new Continental car based on the Elegance as its new leader. car model.

Lincoln's new body, which was supposed to be put into production in 1944, was canceled due to World War II. After Edsel died in May 1943, Lincoln lost its way.

When the much-needed new model arrived in 1948, the Continental was gone, replaced by the streamlined and controversial Cosmopolitan.

3. Lincoln MKT

Recently, in the latest pictures officially released by Lincoln Motors, the 2013 Lincoln MKT will have more new designs.

Its changes: the only horizontal bar of the front grille has been completely removed, and instead is decorated with more dense thin vertical slats; while the front protective bar has been changed to a three-bar pattern, which looks It is more slender; the assembly space of the left and right fog lamps has been adjusted accordingly to match the bumper shape.

The hood of the new car adds more rounded lines, which looks more like the helmet worn on the head of a knight, and also demonstrates the solid quality of Lincoln cars.

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