Lincoln Continental 2001 W/ Remote Start And Sunroof- Runs Great on 2040-cars
Greenfield, Massachusetts, United States
Lincoln Continental 2001 w/ REMOTE START - RUNS GREAT - $3250 (Greenfield) Odometer: 212,000 (Recent Oil Change, No Mechanical Issues)This is a great driving vehicle, especially on the highway. It may be 13 years old, but from behind the steering wheel you wouldn't know it. Its got a V8 that really gets this car up and going. The air shocks make it ride smooth and can be adjusted from the dashboard. It also is front wheel drive, and has electronic stability control, so its great in the snow - especially when using the set of snow tires mounted on a second set of Lincoln rims that I'll include with the sale. The sunroof and ice-cold AC make this both fun and comfortable to drive in the warmer months too! As for the condition of the Continental, this one is clean inside and out, with exception some rust below the rear doors and wheel wells. This can be easily patched, if wanted, otherwise drive as is -your choice. Either way, I price hundreds below the going value, thus you can spend the money to fix if wanted to and still be ahead. This is my daily driver....and I do love driving it, but it was time for to upgrade. This is a very safe and reliable vehicle. I've owned this car for the past 9 years and am only the second owner, with service records from when it drove off the dealer's lot. Lincoln stopped making this model in 2002, so I took great care of mine, because I knew I wasn't going to find another one. Once you drive it, and ride in it, you'll know what I mean - you get spoiled rather quickly. The electronics package includes keypad on door, a 6 CD changer, premium sound, system check function on instrument cluster, power windows/locks, heated seats, power seats, power sunroof, power mirrors, self dimming mirrors, and a Crime Stopper Remote Car Starter (easily over a 1/4 mile range and remote vibrates to tell you car started). Plus original owners manual, three factory keys, two factory remotes, and two remotes for the car starter. Similar year (2001) and mileage (212,000) Continentals have the following book values: NADA Retail $3675 Kelly Blue Book Retail $3637 Engine Specifications Engine Horsepower Torque 4.6L DOHC 32-VALVE V8 INTECH 275 @ 5750 RPM 275 @ 4750 RPM Drivetrain Front Wheel Drive Transmission 4-Speed Electronic Automatic Transaxle w/OD Safety Air Bag-Frontal-Driver Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger Air Bag-Side Body-Front Brakes-ABS Brakes-Type-4 Wheel DISC Child Safety Rear Door Locks Engine Immobilizer Headlights-Automatic Security System Traction Control Comfort & Convenience Air Conditioning-Auto Climate Control Air Conditioning-Front Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror Cruise Control Keyless Entry Max Seating Capacity: 6 Mirror(s)-Power Mirrors-Vanity-Driver Mirrors-Vanity-Driver Illumination Mirrors-Vanity-Passenger Mirrors-Vanity-Passenger Illumination Power Locks Reading Lamps-Front Seat Trim-Leather Seat-Power Driver Seat-Power Passenger Seats-Front Bench-Split Steering Wheel-Adjustable Steering Wheel-Leather Steering-Power Suspension-Air Trunk-Release-Remote Universal Garage Door Opener Windows-Power Music & Entertainment Audio-AM/FM Stereo Audio-Cassette Player Interior Floor Mats Exterior Doors: 4 Mirror(s)-Heated Rear Window Defogger Wipers-Intermittent Wipers-Variable Speed Intermittent Tires Front Tire Size: P225/60R16 Rear Tire Size: P225/60R16 Spare Tire Size: T125/80R16 Wheels Front Wheel Material: Aluminum Rear Wheel Material: Aluminum |
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Junkyard Gem: 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V
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