Here’s how the Lincoln Town Car was the last old-school luxury car
In this episode I provide the history of the Lincoln Town Car, one of the three Panther platform models from Ford that were the last body-on-frame cars. The Town Car became one of the most popular full size luxury sedans in the 80s and 90s, and were very popular for limousines and chauffeurs. By the start of its third generation in 1998, Lincoln also introduced the Navigator SUV, which became far more popular, and the Town Car continued to lose sales each year afterwards, until finally being cancelled in 2011.
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