Continental Mark VII

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The Continental Mark VII is a luxury coupe produced by Lincoln in the 1980s, known for its aerodynamic styling, advanced electronics, and emphasis on comfort and performance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf coupé
personal luxury car
abbreviationMeaning LSC stands for Luxury Sports Coupe
bodyStyle 2-door coupé
class personal luxury car
countryOfOrigin United States
designCharacteristic flush-mounted headlamps
formal roofline
sloping aerodynamic nose
doorCount 2
engineOption 2.4 L BMW inline-6 turbo diesel
5.0 L V8
feature anti-lock braking system on some models
keyless entry on some models
leather interior on many trims
on-board trip computer on some models
power-adjustable seats
premium sound system options
fuelType diesel
gasoline
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
Lincoln
market North America
modelYearEnd 1992
modelYearStart 1984
notableFeature advanced electronic features
aerodynamic styling
air suspension
digital instrumentation on some trims
emphasis on comfort
emphasis on performance
notableVariant Continental Mark VII LSC
platform Ford Fox platform
predecessor Continental Mark VI
productionEnd 1992
productionStart 1983
relatedModel Ford Thunderbird (Fox platform generation)
linked to: Ford Thunderbird

Mercury Cougar (Fox platform generation)
linked to: Mercury Cougar
segment luxury vehicle
successor Lincoln Mark VIII
transmission 4-speed automatic
trimLevel Bill Blass Edition
linked to: Bill Blass

Givenchy Edition
linked to: Givenchy

LSC
Versace Edition
linked to: Versace
wheelbase 108.5 in

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Lincoln Mark series includesModel Continental Mark VII
Lincoln Mark series notableGeneration Continental Mark VII (1984–1992)
linked to: Continental Mark VII
Continental Mark VII notableVariant Continental Mark VII LSC
linked to: Continental Mark VII
Continental Mark VI successor Continental Mark VII