1997 Lincoln Continental

Like the other products of Lincoln, 1997 Lincoln continental is luxurious, large and has an elegant exterior and interior styling. Its still front-wheel drive redesigned 4-door sedan. Continental carried an all-aluminum 4.6-liter, a muscular V8 engine, with dual-cam configuration and 32 valves, features sequential port electronic fuel injection and an output of 260 horsepower, drove a new 4-speed automatic transmission. Dual airbags, antilock braking, automatic climate control, and an air-filteration system to trap dust and pollen are standard features of Lincoln continental. Now the traction control which is formerly optional, became a standard feature.

An optional communications device Remote Emergency Satellite Cellular Unit (RESCU) can pinpoint this vehicle's earthly location and summon help when asked can be added to the packaged. Its techno-electronic fascinating extended beyond a dazzling electronic display of instruments in the revamped dashboard to a computer-based command system capable of remembering and regulating driver preferences for steering and suspension settings, seat and steering wheel positions, even adjustments to mirrors, radio dials and cabin lighting.