Admittedly, from a marketing perspective “suicide doors” is not a desirable name for a product feature. But it is one that people go gaga over, particularly if they’re fans of Lincoln’s 1960s Continental. Having rear doors that open the “wrong” way may or may not improve ingress and egress, but they’re nifty and eye-catching.
Well, the other day Lincoln Tweeted this photo:
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Making a statement without a word. Center-opening doors elevated the Lincoln #Continental of the mid 1960″ s=”” to=”” the=”” pinnacle=”” of=”” mid-century=”” style,=”” a=”” car=”” driven=”” by=”” likes=”” pablo=”” picasso.=”” #TBT… or is it? Stay tuned to our Instagram feed for more. pic.twitter.com/KZ7OYEqDzP— Lincoln Motor Company (@LincolnMotorCo) December 13, 2018 ‘ contenteditable=’false’>
