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Somebody made a nice AI Lincoln..

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Come on, now. How can you not like this?
 

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Nice concept vehicle. Too bad Lincoln wouldn't venture into the supercar realm.
I bet that would take on the McLaren P1
The AI car renderings are getting better... That WOULD be a cool halo car for Lincoln. It would likely do for it what the NSX did for Acura. But an incredibly niche market...
 
I wonder how a $100,000 Lincoln Coupe would sell in this market?
MSRP for the highest priced 2026 Mustang in a dealership is $80,000+

Playing in six figure land is competing against brands and models that have a lot of history.
Benz, BMW, Lexus and more
As to Super Coupes like the McLaren, which is a seven figure car. That dream would be in a pipe for the current Ford management team. Unless you are thinking about a next version Ford GT.

Low production sports cars are not what Ford Motor Company is currently about. The exception is the Ford GT of recent years. And this serious 6 figure car was built in Canada by a private company under contract. Ford builds a thousand or so copies and stops for a time. There is a race only version (Ford GT IV) that will be sold for 7 figures. Overall this model has some history. A Lincoln coupe does not have the same.

Ford has already gone down the road of limited production coupes sold at the dealerships in the old LM Sales Division - Pantera, imported Capri, Probe, Merkur. The results were disappointing to say the least.

But I guess dreaming doesn't cost that much.

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I wonder how a $100,000 Lincoln Coupe would sell in this market?
MSRP for the highest priced 2026 Mustang in a dealership is $80,000+

Playing in six figure land is competing against brands and models that have a lot of history.
Benz, BMW, Lexus and more
As to Super Coupes like the McLaren, which is a seven figure car. That dream would be in a pipe for the current Ford management team. Unless you are thinking about a next version Ford GT.

Low production sports cars are not what Ford Motor Company is currently about. The exception is the Ford GT of recent years. And this serious 6 figure car was built in Canada by a private company under contract. Ford builds a thousand or so copies and stops for a time. There is a race only version (Ford GT IV) that will be sold for 7 figures. Overall this model has some history. A Lincoln coupe does not have the same.

Ford has already gone down the road of limited production coupes sold at the dealerships in the old LM Sales Division - Pantera, imported Capri, Probe, Merkur. The results were disappointing to say the least.

But I guess dreaming doesn't cost that much.

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Right, I don't think anybody would expect Lincoln to actually build this... But we can dream!
 
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