1996 Lincoln Town Car Executive Sedan 4-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Wichita, Kansas, United States
Good condition 1996 Lincoln Town Car Congressional Model. Rare car with all of the options including the special green paint color and tan top. One Owner Since New. Bought from the show room floor and dealer maintained since purchase. 4.6L V8 engine with automatic transmission. Power windows, doors, locks, trunk. Cd player. Tan leather interior with seats that are as comfortable as your couch! Refer to the pictures for better detail of this well kept Lincoln. NO RESERVE! Winning bid is a binding contract so please consider it as such. Clear title in hand. Cash or certified funds only. We Reserve the right to end auction early as it is for sale locally. You are encouraged to ask questions or come view the car yourself. Happy bidding and good luck!
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Tue, Dec 20 2016So let's say you're running a car company and have a luxurious new flagship sedan and need to advertise it. What do you do? Did you answer with "film a commercial with a barely coherent Hollywood actor standing in a pond?" If so, perhaps you work for Lincoln, which brought back Matthew McConaughey to do another bizarre car ad. It starts with McConaughey and a Continental standing on a body of water. He starts talking about staring (or not staring) at the Conti, and then about sitting in the back seat (or not). The ad then cuts to McConaughey in the back who replies to the McConaughey in the front seat. Presumably, there are two McConaugheys at this point, and the front seat one just laughs in a slightly unsettling manner. He then makes a clicking noise, closes the center console and drives away. You can't make this stuff up. It's thoroughly strange, but we can't say we're entirely surprised. When Lincoln first launched some bizarre ads with McConaughey muttering sweet nothings about the MKC, the company got loads of attention. Admittedly a lot of that attention was to make fun of it, but you know the old saying that there's no such thing as bad press. Lincoln even brought him back for an encore in ads for the MKX and MKZ. In truth, we're also glad to see another bizarre Lincoln ad, mostly because we're hoping for another round of great parodies like the classic Jim Carrey spoof that aired on Saturday Night Live. Check out the ad above to see the strangeness. Related Video:
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