I personally think this looks fantastic, good job Ford on finally trying to do something special with Lincoln. It embodies everything a proper Lincoln should be, and it has some nice throwback touches like the metal trim and what appear to be velour seats in super 70's spec Lincoln navy blue. I hope the production…

Baltimorons strike again.

Well played, Mr DeMuro.

I'm not sure what you consider to be an "old" car, but I'm currently and have been for a few years now dailying a 20 year old Volvo 850 turbo wagon with 240k miles on it. Not sure if I qualify for this discussion or not....

Wagons just make more sense. That's why I only drive Volvo wagons!

????? really?

Out. get out.

Toyota Called....

Hey! I own one of these.

I'm an american and I'm not fat and I don't own a massive SUV. That said, I do enjoy driving around in my 250hp turbo Volvo and laughing at the stupid morons like you driving around in 70hp dinky little clown cars.

A fittingly teal Volvo 850 wagon is the most 90's car I can think of. When I was a kid in the mid 90's you couldn't go anywhere without tripping over one of these things.

Nice Price for sure. These are one of the best looking coupes of the 90s.

Kit cars/Conversions are always CP in my book.

As a lifelong Maryland resident who has driven over this bridge hundreds of times, I can confirm this.

Came here to post this. The man is a legend, he basically designed every Volvo for about 30 or so years.

NP all day.

I'm still upset about this.

Don't get me wrong, I love the Cressida and I love wagons, but this is just CP all over. There is no way a Cressida no matter how clean it is would be worth that much.

This makes so much sense. I have never heard anything bad about the 996 Turbo other than boo-hooing over the shape of the headlights. I know a gentleman who owns a 2002 996 Turbo with 150k miles on it, drives it daily and has taken it all over the country with no complaints or major issues to speak of. It may not be…

how is the Porsche 911 not on this list?