Description: Lincoln has fallen on some hard times as of late. It's a lot easier to notice the luxury brand's shortcomings with Mercury no longer around (and the increasing quality from the latest Ford m...Add Comments3
John P JerseAug 25, 2012 Looking at prototypes is like looking at strippers with $5 in your pocket. They look awesome and promise much but you will never see either one come.
Mark MorenoAug 25, 2012 this article stirs alot of optimistic feelings for lincoln in me. i hope lincoln becomes as world class as duesnberg was in the 1920s and 1930s!
Description: Automotive design student Brian Malczewski is the person the Lincoln MKF concept. This design has the big body of Lincolns gone by, but its smooth, sharp lines and low roof are indicative of a design ...Add Comments6
Sebastian GreyAug 26, 2012 It used to mean Mark about a decade back but the numbers got too high. Now it's just MK for the look and nothing else.
Sebastian GreyAug 26, 2012 No it doesn't Cory. That would mean its the Mark F or the Mark Z. The MK is just a designation.
Cory WilhelmAug 25, 2012 MK means "Mark" like the Mark VIII.
Terrance ParkerAug 25, 2012 @ Adam Patrick Lincoln is suppose to be Fords lux brand, so yes Lincoln is to Ford like Cadillac is to Chevy.
Logan LeMonnierAug 25, 2012 @mark imagine if a lot of concept cars went into production. The world would look like irobot
Tim PreisingerAug 25, 2012 This would be amazing if they made it. Would give Lincoln some much needed attention if nothing else
Abraham MendozaAug 25, 2012 This is their Mustang. I'm not sure if it'll happen, but it should.
Mark MorenoAug 25, 2012 @Timothy hooker
im just saying if it did go into production. imagine if it did.
Timothy HookerAug 25, 2012 profits skyrocket? not likely. its a nice car but would never be a production model. concepts are used to give direction...not finished product
Description: Ford's luxury arm is said to be working on a compact car for 2013. Could the Concept C be it? Lincoln's funky hatchback was first shown at the 2009 Detroit Auto Show. The concept is powered ...Add Comments0
Wyatt GordonAug 25, 2012 they're both gross, but I honestly think the cube looks better than this
Matt PiccoloAug 25, 2012 Reminds me of the cube, ew
Description: Here's hoping Lincoln can survive long enough to even consider putting the Continental 2025 concept into production. Lawrence Tech students Jeeho Cha and Colin Banathan designed this conceptual C...Add Comments0
Erich EngelAug 28, 2012 Yeah Greg all they need to do is make the b pillar reinforced but i don't think you could make a Lincoln continental convertible again with pillar less windows...
Jeff BayuraAug 26, 2012 This is the look they need ,i hate the double slanted grille on the current model,lincoln always looked awesome with the single grille and chrome surround,what sucks is the fact that no parts manufacture can make a true chrome, without injecting plastic only to be weathered in about a year, I also think that ford as mercury did several times,is get the feed back from current and past lincoln owner...
Greg LewisAug 26, 2012 The suicide doors are a great way to breath life into their brand name. But with crash ratings, would the cost to build a safe car be possible for the buying market?
Phil JohnsonAug 25, 2012 Terrible. Everyone in the industry seems to be doing retro styled designs, I think Lincoln needs to do a retro styled Continental complete with suicide doors. Now that's something I would buy!
Cody FullertonAug 25, 2012 They were, and they should be again.
Abraham MendozaAug 25, 2012 The days of the massive Continental are gone. It's sad really.
Corey MullisAug 25, 2012 yes! this is exactly what Lincoln should be doing. rebadging Fords isn't good enough anymore. i take that back, it never was good enough
Walter Alexander ThomasAug 25, 2012 This is exactly how I envision Lincoln. In my opinion, when I see a Rolls Royce I think of Lincoln.
Cory ComerDec 23, 2012 One could only hope this cones to production.
Andrew PalmerAug 25, 2012 Why is this in here? It not complete...like someone stuck design elements together but never finished the final product...
Andrew PalmerAug 25, 2012 Maybe they're just hubcaps for the hover units?
Alex VelezAug 25, 2012 It looks like the car is siting on 30's. It's a hot looking ride
Wyatt GordonAug 25, 2012 either they'll have no headroom, or the bottom of their seats will be scraping the ground. and I notice there's no mechanics, how do the wheels get turned round and round? magic? No I dont like this, sorry people who did it
Walter Alexander ThomasAug 25, 2012 Extreme poor photoshop or 3d max. But I must say the design speaks loud. I would love to see Lincoln consider fluid sculptural elements on their products, like this concept.
Description: It may not be too late for Lincoln to take the MKR from concept to reality. The four-door sedan debuted over five years ago and still looks as good now as it did then. The Lincoln MKR was built on a s...Add Comments0
Derek WalkerMar 30, 2013 Best looking one. But yes, a bit much
Alex VelezAug 25, 2012 The grill is a bit much but the car is hot.
Adam BeiersdorferAug 25, 2012 I can't classify Lincoln as Luxury at all anymore... Either Ford actually makes them competitive, Or they need to pull the plug on an attempt to be in the Luxury game as these concepts clearly show they are throwing things against a wall and praying.
darrellbell24Aug 25, 2012 I think they can still pull this look off today
Dale SchroederAug 25, 2012 That giant front grill makes the rest of the car look out of proportion. Tone it down a bit and this would look pretty solid.
Wyatt GordonAug 25, 2012 its quite good looking, except for the front. the front looks like a guard from skyrim, derping on drugs
Nick BenzAug 25, 2012 Yea i agree. That grill is fugly. The rest is ok.
Walter Alexander ThomasAug 25, 2012 I wish they could replicate the body but modify the front facial and delete the signature split wing grill.
Description: The Mark X is one concept car that Lincoln would love to forget. A Thunderbird-inspired roadster couldn't help Lincoln back in 2004, and it certainly won't be able to help the fading luxury ...Add Comments0
Hahaha well said
Looking at prototypes is like looking at strippers with $5 in your pocket. They look awesome and promise much but you will never see either one come.
this article stirs alot of optimistic feelings for lincoln in me. i hope lincoln becomes as world class as duesnberg was in the 1920s and 1930s!