Lincoln Continental: Quiet Confidence

The S-Class leads on brand prestige and technology. The Continental leads on ride softness, seat adjustability (30-way vs. the S-Class’s 12-way), and a lower visual profile. Clients who want a quieter entrance and a softer ride often prefer the Continental. Clients who want the recognized badge and the latest cabin tech choose the S-Class.

The Coach Door Edition (suicide doors) is available in select markets only. Lincoln produced limited quantities, so availability depends on fleet partner inventory. Contact dispatch at 1-888-747-3887 to confirm availability for your pickup city and date.

The trunk holds 3 full-size checked bags or 2 checked bags plus 2 carry-ons. For trips with more luggage, consider the Cadillac Escalade or Mercedes Sprinter, both of which offer significantly more cargo space.

Yes. The vehicle includes an in-car Wi-Fi hotspot. Passengers can connect laptops, tablets, and phones for email, video calls, or browsing during the ride. Bandwidth is suitable for standard business tasks but not for large file downloads.

Most fleet Continentals are black, which is the standard for executive chauffeur service. Some markets offer dark gray or white options depending on partner availability. Specify a color preference when booking and dispatch will confirm what is available.

Yes. The Continental is available for multi-day bookings. The same vehicle and driver remain assigned for the duration. This works well for conferences, roadshows, and multi-city business schedules. Contact dispatch to discuss multi-day pricing.

The Continental has a lower step-in height than most luxury sedans and SUVs, which makes entry and exit easier for passengers with limited mobility. The Coach Door Edition opens wider, allowing a more natural stepping motion. Drivers assist with the door and provide a steadying hand. For wheelchair-accessible vehicles, contact dispatch for dedicated ADA-compliant options.