2001 Lincoln Continental

Lincoln Continental delivers comfort, quality ride, performance and technology in a stylish. Packed with advanced technology, computer electronics are applied to nearly every facet of the driving experience. Advanced electronics allow Continental drivers to tailor suspension dampening and steering effort to their personal taste and driving style.

The 4.6-liter 32-valve V8 engine drives the front wheels in a four-speed automatic transmission manner linked electronically and mechanically that provides a power to move this 3,848-pound car, merging on to the freeway easily. The dual overhead-cam engine produces 275 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. Four-wheel disc brakes with Anti-lock brakes system (ABS), traction control, and side-impact air bags are all standard, side-impact air bags is addition to the dual front air bags.

Lincoln Continental has an optional package Remote Emergency Satellite Cellular Unit (RESCU) automatically request help via cellular telephone and global positioning satellite whenever an air bag deploys, the premium Alpine Sound System and a programmable garage door opener. Memory Profile System, which allows two drivers to personalize settings for eleven features. A few of its appointments may be perceived as mere gadgets, but many represent genuine innovations. Flat tires are less of concerns with optional "run-flat tires" that can run more than 100 miles after losing all its tire air pressure. The features include in the Personal Security Package along with this is the air pressure alert system, which tell the driver when the tire lost air pressure. An overhead console lamp alerts the driver when the pressure in any tire drops below 18 psi starts flashing at 10m psi in case the driver didn't notice the light.