Continental Mark III

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The Continental Mark III is a late-1960s personal luxury coupe produced by Ford's Lincoln division, known for its distinctive styling, powerful V8 engine, and role in reestablishing Lincoln's presence in the luxury car market.

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Continental Mark III (1969–1971) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf automobile model
personal luxury car
assemblyLocation Wixom Assembly Plant NERFINISHED
bodyStyle 2-door coupe
brakeType front disc brakes
brand Continental Mark series NERFINISHED
class personal luxury car
competitor Cadillac Eldorado NERFINISHED
Chrysler Imperial NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
designer Ford Design Center NERFINISHED
Lee Iacocca (program champion) NERFINISHED
driveType rear-wheel drive
engineDisplacement 460 cu in
7.5 L
engineType V8
fuelType gasoline
introducedAs 1969 model year vehicle
layout front-engine, rear-wheel-drive
length over 215 in
manufacturer Ford Motor Company
Lincoln NERFINISHED
marketPosition top-of-the-line Lincoln personal coupe
marketSegment luxury car
modelYears 1969
1970
1971
notableFeature distinctive formal roofline
extensive standard luxury equipment
hidden headlamps
simulated spare-tire decklid hump
notableOption Sure-Track anti-lock braking system
platform Ford Thunderbird platform
predecessor Continental Mark II NERFINISHED
productionStart 1968
relatedModel Ford Thunderbird (fifth generation) NERFINISHED
role reestablished Lincoln in the personal luxury market
seatingCapacity 4
segment full-size luxury coupe
stylingCharacteristic long hood, short deck proportions
prominent radiator-style grille
successor Continental Mark IV NERFINISHED
transmission 3-speed automatic
transmissionModel Ford C6 automatic NERFINISHED
trimLevel single high-luxury trim
wheelbase 117.2 in

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Lincoln Mark series includesModel Continental Mark III
Lincoln Mark series notableGeneration Continental Mark III
this entity surface form: Continental Mark III (1969–1971)