No, but they did get all the Lincoln luxuries of the late 70s to early 80s cars. However those cars do not look as similar as the 98-11 cars.

A Grand Marquis looks like a high class Crown Victoria.

Yay!

You can't tell your valve cover is leaking? Really? You don't know what a shim is and you get paid to write on this site? Shit.

Of course any car that has 30k miles worth of being a test car is going to be flogged like a hooker on port day. Not surprised that they had a list of issues.

Yes they could. Yes, they probably will, and no, it will not be available in the States.

I love Pandora because I can just set up a channel with an artist or genre, and like most of the stuff thats played. While the algorithm is a little off sometimes, I don't have to mess with selecting each song (looking at you spotify). Give me something I can put an artists name in, play similar music and skip a song…

Modern? You mean slightly different engine, and the exact same car for decades?

And Rowan Atkinson does a burnout in the parking lot of the auction.

And with good reason. I would rather a company be totally open about issues a car might have, rather than covering it up for years, then saying "whoops".

Orlove doesnt need help rolling anything....

GM moving production dates up? This should end well.

I would never make the connection unless it was pointed out (not saying there is one). Not everybody thinks of or even cares about 9/11 13 years after the fact.

I forgot about wipers. Golf carts are street legal here (under certain speed limits) and most of those dont have wipers.

Turn signals, horn, mirrors and your legal.

Ted himself is a crack pipe. Now as far as the truck goes, major crack pipe. If this was the car featured on Gearz, then yea it would probably be in the low 20k price range. They did a lot of work to that truck.

You can rely on long lunches and little work being done.

Are that many people really getting hurt bragging about doing CrossFit on Facebook?

Why would you buy a gasoline Super Duty? I live in farm country, and can not imagine using one to haul stuff. I know the suburb soccer dads who think they need a Super Duty would buy a gas version, but would you really buy one to haul stuff?

The car in the article aside, it is really difficult to make this era Lincoln look bad