Artandcolour's admittedly over-the-top Lincoln flagship, the 2014 Continental sedan. Besides dwarfing its contemporaries in wheelbase and interior room, Lincoln's aluminum and carbon-fiber construction allows it to be the lightest in weight among its competitors. Add in a twin-turbo V12 Eco-Boost Hybrid drivetrain capable of 0-62 in 5 seconds and a combined city/highway mileage of 45mpg, and you have a very capable performer well able to carry the mantle of this vaunted brand. Polished aluminum fender shields, a new Lincoln styling cue, are thermostatically controlled engine compartment vents as well as inlets for the HVAC system. 22" wheels are aerodyamically designed for maximum brake cooling.
- For the next 2 weeks, several of my cars are posted at Autoextremist.com. Peter De Lorenzo is gracious as always to allow my work to be seen by his audience. Scroll down, here.
Briiliant! I urge everyone viewing this to enlarge the picture because it really shows off just how perfect this is. Casey -- you finally have achieved what Lincoln designers have not -- you've made the current grill look like it belongs on the front of this car. This is what a Lincoln should be and I hope those guys in Dearborn are reading your blog today!
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thank you, Paul! I think making it a bit more upright, a bit more refined and adding those chamfers/bevels around the sides, make a world of difference. And luckily, it's a week I have cars in Autoextremist, including this Lincoln so there's a greater chance Lincoln will see it....
ReplyDeleteCool, I really like the upright grille and Bentley backend.
ReplyDeleteGood job Casey! Really well done. Wish Lincoln would take note. Best,Rob
ReplyDeleteI really like this 2014 Lincoln Continent. This is a American flag ship car. Now outhers can say Americans are Great. Thank you Bill Ford for giving Americans a car that we can say look at us Americans. We do it wright.;-)
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry to say but this isn't a real car. All of the cars on my site are photoshopped to my own taste and designs.
DeleteI hope 2014Lincoln Continenal is released in October this year. Americans make great cars. And 2014 Lincoln Continental is proof of Americans hard at work. We Americans are awake at the wheel. Glenn Davis
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, Glenn, but this car isn't real. All of the cars on my site are photoshopped to my own taste and designs. I'd like to think I'm prodding them along, but honestly I have no input whatsoever. These are just cars I would like to see on the road. thanks! -casey
DeleteI think Ford motor company. With the Lincoln forsight will compete with Rolls Royce & Maybac. This Lincoln continental is the one to do this for America. The only solvent American car company. America need this boots. Thank you Bill Ford your the best. Please build this car for America. We need to stand prowd once more. Hat's off to Bill Ford.;-)
ReplyDeletePlease build this car. Do it for the red white and blue. America is a nation of the very best. Bill Ford for President of the United stats. You got my vote.
ReplyDeleteWell it's breath taking. Finely a luxury car with world class. It's about time America builds a real fine luxury car. Hope we see this Lincoln Continental soon. Fred Jones
ReplyDeleteHi I'm Jack British this car is something of beauty. It's just nice to see a fine luxury car. All i can say is wow wow wow .
ReplyDeleteThis car is a fine diamond. Flows with nice clean lines. The suicide door's nice touch. Tommy Noblitt
ReplyDeleteSweet ride. Like the ride it's out of this world. Ryan Miller
ReplyDeleteRefreshing crisp new lines unlike any other car.l think it's wild. Catches new buyers. The like the uuropean buyer. Richard Small
ReplyDeletePs. Spell coercion only one u in uropean. I'm sorry. Richard Small
ReplyDeleteI see a new tv car. I see the new black beauty. Yes the green hornet car. Being used as the new significance for crime fighting. Paul Terrile
ReplyDeleteI like the future look. This car rock's the boat. It takes gut to build a car like this 2014Lincoln Continental. This car will huge the american Roads and high ways. Tom Williams
ReplyDeleteI want this car!! I had a ' 68.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking car....but, i would love to see the belt line hump at the rear of the back doors...to reflect the smart looking continentals of the 1960s.
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