1971 Lincoln Mark III Roasted: Skyrocketing Prices Despite Being a Luxury Flop скачать в хорошем качестве

1971 Lincoln Mark III Roasted: Skyrocketing Prices Despite Being a Luxury Flop

1971 Lincoln Mark III Roasted: Skyrocketing Prices Despite Being a Luxury Flop 1971 Lincoln Mark III: A massive luxury land yacht with an imposing grille and yacht-like presence that screams "American classic," but under the hood it's a masterclass in engineering oversights. This behemoth could power a small country with its V8, yet it's infamous for vacuum-operated headlamp covers that were more guessing game than functional feature—stuck open, leaking, turning every drive into frustration. Was this the epitome of style over substance, or did it mark Ford's luxury turning point? Brutal honesty: skyrocketing prices ($20k–$50k+ for pristine examples) are pure nostalgia tax for a car that prioritized looks over reliability. If you love classic American luxury but appreciate savage truth about quirks, rust, and overhype, smash that like! Think it's worth the money or skip the headaches? Drop your vacuum headlight horror stories or favorite Lincoln quirks in the comments—what other 1970s luxury barge deserves a roast next? Subscribe for more no-BS classic car roasts! #LincolnMarkIII #1971MarkIII #MarkIIIRoast #MalaiseEra #LuxuryCarFail #ClassicCarsRoast #VacuumHeadlights