New York 2015: Lincoln Continental Concept Live Photos

by Cameron Aubernon

April 1st, 2015 1:10 PM

new york 2015 lincoln continental concept live photos

Better late than never, here are a few live images from the Lincoln Continental Concept’s debut Monday evening prior to the 2015 New York Auto Show. The concept is meant to show the direction the brand will take when its new fullsize sedan — dubbed Continental — debuts next year.

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Hreardon on Apr 02, 2015

The more I look at this, the more that front end bugs me. I think there's too much of a contrast between the grille and the headlamps - they just don't seem to mesh well together. The side profile looks wonderful, the tail needs to be sharpened up a bit, though. I like the fact that Lincoln is actually trying to build this car around a defined experience: first class luxury travel that is serene, relaxing and elegant.

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- Bball40dtw on Apr 02, 2015
  
  I want to see it with the current Lincoln corporate grille. I want one either way though. Juan Barnett, who writes here once in awhile, photoshopped a tail hump onto the Continental Concept. I actually like it...
  
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- Danio3834 on Apr 02, 2015
  
  @bball40dtw This thing looks like a turd in comparison to the MKR. Lincoln, why u do this to me?
  
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Lorenzo on Apr 02, 2015

Chrome bumpers. Everything old is new again! If they put enough leg room in the back, it'll be what a full sized luxury car should be: something you can drive, or be driven in, and not look out of place in either instance. All it needs is a hood ornament.

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- 28-Cars-Later on Apr 02, 2015
  
  Its about time.
  
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