Lincoln Continental?

"I work for a car dealer and I tell all my customers if they can't afford a new Lincoln, they surely can't afford an old used one." Could not have said it better myself. A '93 model year Lincoln Continental is one of Ford's WORST vehicles. The 3.8L V6 is extremely prone to timing cover/head gasket failures. The air struts and the air suspension compressor are also very prone to failures, let alone the transmission. All of the above mentioned items are easily more than double, if not triple the $1,000 in cost to repair EACH. You should run as fast as you can from this vehicle, as if Mike Tyson on steriods were chasing you! Hope this helps.

Im going to warn you that once one power thing goes in the car a lot of other power stuff seems to go. Its kind of like new week...new problem...it gets very annoying after a while...very nice car but could cost you a lot more than a thousand in the long run.

Do yourself a favor and pass on that deal, the old Continentals are problem cars and they cost a lot to repair them. I work for a car dealer and I tell all my customers if they can't afford a new Lincoln, they surely can't afford an old used one.

cant go wrong for a 1000 bucks. not much out there for that!maybe try and get it for 700 or so