Lincoln Continental Model Years and History

The Lincoln Continental remains mostly unchanged for 2020, though the trim lineup has been simplified by rolling the two lowest trim levels together into a "standard" trim. Since pricing has been left alone, the base model Continental now offers a slightly better value than it did last year.

For 2019, the Lincoln Continental gains adaptive cruise control and Lincoln's advanced safety suite, Co-Pilot360, which provides a rearview camera, blind-spot warning and emergency braking.

After a brief hiatus, the Continental returns to the Lincoln lineup, bringing with it the luxury and space that has defined the brand in the past, while adding a healthy dose of technology and refinement. This year Lincoln Connect infotainment system with onboard 4G Wi-Fi hotspot is now standard on all models. The Select Plus package, now includes Navigation and Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert. Stepping into the Reserve trim now adds includes a standard 13-speaker Revel premium audio system.

After a brief hiatus, the Continental returns to the Lincoln lineup, bringing with it the luxury and space that has defined the brand in the past, while adding a healthy dose of technology and refinement. The 2017 Continental is the second car in Lincoln's lineup to ditch the old "moustache" grill in favor of a much more conventional front end design. Sharp, clean lines now define the Lincoln lineup, with the new Continental as the centerpiece for their much more mature styling language.