Biondi Motor Company

The LINCOLN C concept is unlike anything you've ever laid your eyes on before. With more personality than any car we can think of, it welcomes you to the lighter side of luxury cars, where technology reveals its friendly side and eco-conscious design delights the senses.

If you're looking for the typical car-driver experience, the LINCOLN C concept won't suit your fancy. If you're looking for something more, it will have

Did you know who represent the fastest growing segments of buyers? Women. Research shows that women buy over 52 percent of new cars and influence 85 percent of all car sales.¹

And many of them being mothers, one of their concerns is good safety records, reliability and how will child safety seats fit inside a vehicle.The 2011 LINCOLN MKX was put through the test by Motherproof.com, a site dedicated to providing "women

LINCOLN and Ford are two divisions beneath the umbrella, Ford Motor Co. At the 2011 Detroit Auto Show, Ford Motor Co. shared its plans to dramatically demarcate the two brands via interior and exterior designs and technological advancements, such as unique powertrains. The ultimate goal is to grow LINCOLN's luxury image by delivering a refreshed array of upper-crust amenities and enhanced performance.

"The strategy isn't just new products, but full differentiation from the

Inspired by the Outlander Sport or ASX, as called in Europe, Gabor Farkas, has penned a concept study as a replacement for the Mitsibishi Colt.

More production-ready than futuristic, the concept CS follows Mitsubishi's current style with a mix of sharp and curvaceous lines, and also infuses elements from its most recent models.

The front grill and side profile shares the Lancer's shark nose style. In addition, the compact car, which share the