MotoeXotica is now offering this Awesome 1962 Lincoln Continental Convertible, trimmed in chrome with an aggressive front grill. This is Lincoln Continentals. Big, luxurious, power-everything, gas guzzling (of course), and distinctive in design. Take a look at a luxury car today. Sure, they are bigger than your average economy-sedan, but you often have to look twice to find a logo or emblem to get a clue as to which one you are looking at. Not so with the slab-sided Lincolns of the 1960s. Big with crisp and elegant lines. 1962 saw a new era for Ford's premiere motorcar, one of understated elegance and design. Featuring clean lines and slab-side design, the 1961 Lincolns won acclaim from critics and customers alike. Designed under the leadership of Elwood P. Engle, Lincoln found everyone from the President of the United States down to the owner of the local bank enjoying the downsized luxury of these cars. (So popular was Engle's design that shortly after their release he left Ford Motor Company, went to work for rival Chrysler Corporation, and headed up the 1964 Imperial redesign which reflected the same stylish theme.) Was immediately recognizable from everything else.