2018 Lincoln Continental Reserve
Verdict #951 · 54,374 miles · VIN 1LN6L9RP6J5609860 · Stock #N/A BUY
“A 54k-mile Continental Reserve for $21,895. Flagship Lincoln comfort at Camry money.”
Pros
- Continental Reserve was a $55,000+ sedan new; $21,895 is deep depreciation value
- 54,374 miles is low annual use for a 2018
- Whisper-quiet cabin with 30-way adjustable seats; a genuine luxury experience
- 3.0L twin-turbo V6 with 400 hp moves it effortlessly
Cons
- Continental parts and specialty service cost more than mainstream sedans
- Sedan resale is soft; buy it to enjoy it, not to flip it
- Verify the air suspension (if equipped) holds pressure overnight
Analysis
2018 Continental Reserve models with 50k-60k miles list nationally around $20,000-$23,500. At $21,895 with 54,374 miles, this one sits mid-band with below-average miles: fair money for a flagship that has already taken its depreciation hit.
The Continental is a connoisseur’s buy: sublime seats, silence, and effortless power. The diligence is luxury-car diligence: service records, suspension health, and electronics. If those check out, this is a lot of serenity for the money.
Market Comparison
Market check: 2018 Lincoln Continental Reserve models with 50k-60k miles list nationally between roughly $20,000 and $23,500. At $21,895, this example sits mid-band with low miles.
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