1961 was a turning point for America: John Fitzgerald Kennedy was sworn in as the 35th President of the United States. Ford Motor Company released the famous four-door convertible that would forever ...

Lincoln started the production of the Continental convertible on November 1, 1960, with the company eventually manufacturing only a little over 25,100 units. The 4-door sedan ended up becoming the ...

Some cars are special because of their racing background, recalling a moment when man and machine triumphed in a battle of speed. Other cars are special for their heritage, representing a particular ...

Once loaned to the White House for First Lady’s personal use, this 1961 Lincoln Continental Convertible is now heading into an auction. Back in the day when JFK was president, parent company Ford gave ...

A great deal changed at the dawn of the 20th century’s seventh decade. Indeed, the Sixties were flush with revolutions: in music, sexuality, drugs, fashion, wider-sweeping social reform and more. And ...

Flash back to 1961 and imagine the most glamorous First Lady ever to take up residence in the White House: Jacqueline Kennedy. To capitalize on her elegance and popularity, executives at Ford Motor ...

DEARBORN, Mich. — Elvis Presley had one; so did Clark Gable. It was even the sedan of presidents. Then the name vanished amid an invasion of newer luxury cars from Europe and Asia. Now, the Lincoln ...

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From 1958 to 1960, Lincoln produced the biggest American cars of the postwar era, according to historians. So when Lincoln introduced the new Continental line in 1961 with what has now become a ...

Put a bunch of car guys in a room and ask them what would be on the list of greatest design elements ever found on an American car, and it wouldn't be too soon before someone would come up with the ...