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Lincoln Continental wedding car hire
A Lincoln Continental wedding car is not available at the moment. On this page you can read what makes it special and which American classics you can hire instead. Read more
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The Lincoln Continental: American luxury on a grand scale
If you are looking for a Lincoln Continental, you will not find one on our site right now. Lincoln is the luxury division of Ford, and the Continental is one of the brand's best-known models. The most famous version dates from the 1960s: a long, sleek saloon with plenty of chrome and rear-hinged back doors. This means the front and rear doors open towards each other, giving a wide, welcoming way in. There was also a four-door convertible, a rare type of car.
For a wedding, that is a real advantage. The bride can step in comfortably in her dress and train, and the length of the car makes an entrance your guests will notice. In the back you sit as on a sofa, with room for the bride and groom side by side.
Other American classics as a wedding car
If you want the same atmosphere, take a look at the Buick Electra 225, a large American saloon from the same period with a similar, stately look. For a little more 1950s flair, the Ford Fairlane is a lovely alternative, with the typical shapes and colours of that era.
You can find all the large cars from the United States under American wedding cars. With these classics, keep the size in mind: in a narrow town centre or at a small car park by the venue, turning can sometimes be tricky. Please include the address of the ceremony and the party in your request, so the rental company can assess the route.
Frequently asked questions
Why are the rear doors of a Continental so handy for the bride?
On the 1960s Continental, the rear doors are hinged at the back. With both doors open, you get a wide opening with no pillar in the way. The bride can step in upright, and her dress does not have to be squeezed through a narrow gap. The open doors also make a lovely sight in photos.
Is a large American car difficult to manage in a narrow town centre?
It can be a tight squeeze. American sedans from the fifties and sixties are long and have a large turning circle. In a historic centre, it is wise to agree on a drop-off point where the car can stop for a moment, rather than driving right up to the door. Discuss the route with the rental company beforehand.
Do classic American cars have air conditioning?
Some luxury American models already had air conditioning in the 1960s, but far from every classic still has it or has it in good working order. If you are getting married in summer, check with the rental company. Opening the windows while driving and keeping a bottle of water in the car also help if there is no cooling.
Which classic car is most similar to a Lincoln Continental?
Look at large American sedans from the 1960s, such as a Buick or a Cadillac from that era. They have the same length, a similar amount of chrome and a spacious back seat. The rear-hinged back doors are typical of the Continental, though, so if you are considering an alternative, ask about how easy it is to get in and out.