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As we learned in our last entry, the new for ‘84 Lincoln Continental Mark VII headed in a different direction than any of its PLC predecessors. It was smalle…

When Lincoln’s new Continental Mark VII arrived for the 1984 model year, the sleek new coupe offered immediate relief from the tired (and lousy) Panther plat…

It didn’t take very long for the chilly reception of the downsized and Panther-based Mark VI to reach Ford HQ in Dearborn. Despite the seductive and elegant…

A 1979 Lincoln Continental Mark V with the rare Bill Blass Edition package, found in a wrecking yard in Denver, Colorado.

The 1950s Willys concept cars ranged from sharp to dowdy, but their future was in South America. See pictures and a profile of 1950s Willys concept cars.

From the Archive: Squeezing a full dose of opulence into a modern (smaller) package.

The origins of the Lincoln Continental can be traced back to the 1939 Lincoln-Zephyr convertible built for Edsel Ford, the son of Henry Ford. The name wa...

The Chicago Auto Show has come roaring back to McCormick Place, where its again taking over both the North and South Halls for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic

Bob Hauck, one of Ocala’s most endearing, and enduring, members of the media, died Feb. 6 at the age of 83. Hauck’s “Florida Factoids” quiz has been a

Dearborn keeps polishing its crown jewel.