by On the Turbo No. 53 insert is depicted the 1984 Lincoln Continental sedan. It is not exactly an exclusive model, although it remains very rare in our regions. Not to mention the times of our youth when Turbo inserts were around. 
Lincoln Continental has been produced since 1939, and initially, this model was built as a one-off at the personal request of Henry Ford’s son, Edsel.
The exclusive car was appreciated by the American elite and was decided to be put into production. 
In 1982, the seventh generation Lincoln Continental appeared in retro style with a classic grille. Compared to its predecessors, the Lincoln sedan became lighter and more compact, although its length still reached 5.1 m. The insert depicts the 1984 modification after the restyling. Of course, the Lincoln Continental always belonged to the premium segment and was well-equipped even at that time.
It not only had air conditioning, cruise control, and power seats, but also ABS, and even a digital dashboard. Moreover, the Lincoln signature coded lock debuted on this model. 
Interestingly, the Lincoln Continental was equipped not only with 3.8-liter (140 hp) and 5.0-liter (131-152 hp) petrol engines but also with a 2.4-liter 114-hp BMW turbodiesel. All versions were equipped with a 4-speed automatic transmission. The top modification reached 170 km/h.
