Curbside Classic Lincoln Fest Finale And Mark VIII

The Mark VII and the Mark VIII get a passing grade for effort, but that’s not good enough in the car business. There was no way these coupes could could begin to offset the damage that was simultaneously being done to the brand by that lame-assed 140 hp V6 powered Continental sedan. Dressing up this Taurus to compete with the Mercedes W124 and Lexus LS 400 was just a revival of the deadly sin they committed with the Versailles. There may have been enough suckers to buy this pig in a poke v.2, but they were all over seventy years old. Not the way to build a viable brand, especially in the face of the most withering competition for luxury car dollars ever.

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  • Bd2 Hyundai and Kia have zero problem selling their respective Ioniq and EV models at or above MSRP. EV9 is the top seller in it's segment.
  • Redapple2 366,000 miles is no small thing. The owners and the manufacturer: tip o the cap.
  • ToolGuy The 6 million residents of Missouri purchase twice as many Tesla vehicles as do the 5 million residents of Alabama. So now you know.
  • Redapple2 1 Hybrid will be a no go for me. Engine shake on start is more than most.2 I like the '24 better. I like distinct headlights. Grill. New Rear is blob like. '24 lobster claw rear may not appeal to all but at least it attempts style.3 Everything in the TV screen? No thx. Xmode selection. Seat heat. Cabin temp and more, Go to the Screen.4 '25 rides great? The '24 made Consumer Reports short list of best riding cars on sale.5 Gold wheels cool. Not cool? floating roof d pillar slash. Heat extraction gills at the front brake.Hard Pass. I ll keep my 24 Limited til the wheels come off.
  • Jeff S I have seen a number of new Teslas around where I live. Maybe the increased number is because Tesla has reduced the price on some of their models.