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2019 Lincoln Continental Coach Door - 80th Anniversary

650 views · Published 17 December 2018 · 4:17 · Indexed 12 November 2026

Channel: Motorward · 2018 · Autos & Vehicles

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The Continental Coach Door Edition arrives as Lincoln is riding a new wave of product momentum. Following the reveal of the all-new Lincoln Aviator at the Los Angeles Auto Show, this 80th Anniversary Continental celebrates the heritage of one of America's most beloved luxury sedans.

"This Lincoln Continental echoes a design that captured the hearts of car enthusiasts around the world," says Joy Falotico, president, The Lincoln Motor Company. "It's something bespoke only Lincoln can offer in a thoroughly modern way."

Glamour and allure

Lincoln Continental began as a custom luxury vehicle hand-crafted by chief stylist Eugene T. Gregorie for Edsel Ford in 1939. Years later, the 1961 Continental introduced the unique center-opening doors and a chrome-accented upper shoulder line that established a signature look for Lincoln.

"The center-opening doors became synonymous with the Lincoln Continental, even though they were only featured primarily in the '60s," says David Woodhouse, design director, The Lincoln Motor Company. "But they struck such a chord that they're still remembered so fondly today."

Each of the 80 units in this limited production for 2019 will have a special door sill plate featuring its number in the run. A limited number of additional Continental Coach Door Edition sedans will be available as well for the 2020 model year.

The Lincoln Continental 80th Anniversary Coach Door provides the refinements and advanced features today's luxury vehicle client desires. From the doors to the seating to the Lincoln Black Label interior, no detail has been overlooked. Rear-seat amenities are uniquely tailored, featuring an elegantly crafted pass-through console that offers a stowable tray table with tablet holder and wireless charging pad.

Rear-seat passengers will be more comfortable than ever. The six inches added to the car's wheelbase allow for the placement of the larger coach doors, while also delivering best-in-class second-row legroom.

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