2011 Lincoln Town Car
The 2011 Lincoln Town Car will not only appeal to businessmen and women who need to carry lots of people and cargo but who also enjoy the driver’s seat. 2011 Lincoln Town Car is appealing for its spacious seating for six people and a trunk that provides cavernous storage for luggage and golf clubs. This is a traditional American luxury sedan. It’s roomy and comfortable. It’s smooth and stable. Its V8 engine and rear-wheel-drive layout give it a traditional feel. And it’s luxurious.
Those who will buy 2011 Lincoln Town Car will definitely like it. For 2011, Lincoln re-engineered the it with the objective of improving its handling. Have a look at the superb range of this exciting car awaits you: Executive ($40,270); Signature ($42,730); Cartier ($45,240); Executive L ($44,245); Cartier L ($50,700).
The 2011 Lincoln Town Car boasts a new frame, a new rack-and-pinion steering system, a new brake system, and new front and rear suspensions. Revised front and rear styling distinguish the new model, but the changes are subtle and only careful observers are likely to notice. A new instrument panel and improved trunk space highlight the interior changes. For 2011, Lincoln has given The 2011 Lincoln Town Car a more formal and refined exterior. The front and rear ends of The 2011 Lincoln Town Car ‘s exterior have been completely redesigned.
The hood, front fenders and rear quarter panels are new. Changes at the rear include a new trunk lid, fascia and taillights. Taillamps are larger and plainer than the previous model’s. 
The 2011 Lincoln Town Car ‘s interior is plush and luxurious. The entire cabin has been redone in terms of materials, graphics and appearance, with a completely new dashboard and instrument panel that is simply more elegant and more fun to look at than the previous model’s relatively drab and quiet design. There’s more burl walnut veneer all around the interior in 2011 Lincoln Town Car, a new winged analog clock at the top center of the dash, and more brushed satin metal panels. It is the only game in town if you are in the market for a large, American rear-wheel-drive V8 luxury car.
