Artisans of Lincoln

[SP1966]

it's not coming to me...
what's a "d/a ratio"?

I believe he's talking about the distance between the door edge to the front axle. If you look at a traditional FWD car the distance from the front edge of the door to the front axle is smaller than on a similar sized RWD vehicle. This is what makes Audi's so attractive, their longitudinally mounted engines give the vehicle a RWD profile, in other words a longer hood. FWD tends to look stubby up front, while RWD, or longitudinally mounted engines have a more traditional look to them.

In order to get that long hood on most transverse mounted cars you have a ridiculous front overhang. Puke!

[joseodiaga4]

here is another video
check it 1:00/1:14 the first car on the left cover is the new mkc? navigator? because it doesn´t have the same height as the mkz

[joseodiaga4]

and the front is different

[nruggiero]

Thanks for the vid, Jose!

The a-pillar looks very upright. Explorer based Lincoln? Too small to be the Navigator. Hmm...

[joseodiaga4]

Thanks for the vid, Jose!

The a-pillar looks very upright. Explorer based Lincoln? Too small to be the Navigator. Hmm...

you are right nruggiero to small to be the Navigator.........................the car near the mkz could be the new mks?

[Andrew L]

here is another video
check it 1:00/1:14 the first car on the left cover is the new mkc? navigator? because it doesn´t have the same height as the mkz

I think its the MKC

[Iiari]

I think its the MKC

The rims look like the MKC concept rims I believe...

[BMuscl]

The rims look like the MKC concept rims I believe...

The rims are actually different than the ones on the MKC Concept. Though that doesn't mean that it's not the same vehicle. :)

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[Andrew L]

The rims are actually different than the ones on the MKC Concept. Though that doesn't mean that it's not the same vehicle. :)

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Those are also different rims on the MKZ ;)