1990 Lincoln Continental Signature
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The 1990 Continental is Lincoln's front-wheel-drive luxury sedan, a comfortable highway cruiser that competes with the Cadillac DeVille and the Buick Park Avenue. The ride is soft and isolated, exactly what you'd expect from a Lincoln of this era, though the air suspension can be a maintenance headache if it hasn't been converted to coils. The cabin is genuinely spacious, with plenty of room for four adults and a trunk that swallows luggage, and the interior styling is a tasteful mix of wood and plush cloth or leather. Owners praise the Continental for being easy to maintain and for its attractive interior, but note that the original air shocks can drain the battery if the car sits unused for long stretches. The Signature is the base trim, and it gives you all the comfort and space of the Continental without the extra chrome and features of the uplevel models. Its 3.8L V6 makes 140 horsepower, which is adequate for relaxed cruising, and the automatic transmission shifts smoothly to keep the ride serene. The Signature rides on the standard air suspension, which floats over bumps but can be a reliability concern as the car ages.
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Miles Overview
The 1990 Continental is Lincoln's front-wheel-drive luxury sedan, a comfortable highway cruiser that competes with the Cadillac DeVille and the Buick Park Avenue. The ride is soft and isolated, exactly what you'd expect from a Lincoln of this era, though the air suspension can be a maintenance headache if it hasn't been converted to coils. The cabin is genuinely spacious, with plenty of room for four adults and a trunk that swallows luggage, and the interior styling is a tasteful mix of wood and plush cloth or leather. Owners praise the Continental for being easy to maintain and for its attractive interior, but note that the original air shocks can drain the battery if the car sits unused for long stretches. The Signature is the base trim, and it gives you all the comfort and space of the Continental without the extra chrome and features of the uplevel models. Its 3.8L V6 makes 140 horsepower, which is adequate for relaxed cruising, and the automatic transmission shifts smoothly to keep the ride serene. The Signature rides on the standard air suspension, which floats over bumps but can be a reliability concern as the car ages.
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18 days at this dealer
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0 active alternatives
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Limited availability reduces your negotiating room.
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Loudon Motors - Ford is a franchise dealer in Minerva, OH. Their documentation fee is $387.
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