After a new car was sold and put on the license plate, it was not common in China that it was left unopened for many years, especially in the 1980s and 1990s, when it was impossible. But this kind of thing is not uncommon in countries where cars are popular. Today I talked about a 1993 Lincoln City Executive in the United States, with an odometer of only 948 miles (1525 kilometers).
Behind is the story of a family. In 1993, the male owner of the family bought this new car, but he died suddenly before the new car was opened for a few days. His wife kept this new car in memory of her sudden death. She also left in 2020, and their children decided to sell the car at the end of last year.
Now the car keys are all remote-controlled keys, but the first car with a remote control key was produced in 1982. Before the advent of the remote control key, the most technologically sensitive car lock was the combination lock, which was a patent of Ford Motor Company. In 1980, Ford Motor Company first put the key code lock on the car, so the world's first keyless entry system was born. A row of digital buttons on the driver's door became a symbol of Ford and Lincoln's high technology.
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4.6-liter V8 engine,The maximum power is 190 horsepower, and the transmission system is a 4-speed automatic transmission.
In 1993, the first car owner bought the car at a price of 35,429 US dollars, plus a shipping fee of 625 US dollars. In 1993, Lincoln City was one of the top luxury cars in the United States, but! Not only did it lag far behind the Mercedes-Benz S-Class and BMW 7 Series in Germany (the Audi V8 in 1993 was not so interesting), but it was also surpassed by the cutting-edge Lexus LS400 in Japan.
After 27 years, this car has a second owner at the end of 2020. The transaction price is 17,000 US dollars. It is very good to buy a 1993 Lincoln quasi-new car for 17,000 US dollars. Today is the first day of the new year, so let's share it here.
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