What are the differences between the Lincoln MKZ and Continental?
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Lincoln MKZ and Continental differ in terms of appearance and configuration. Below are the specific differences between the two: Appearance: The star-style front grille design gives the MKZ a more fashionable feel, and the chrome-plated front grille performs well both during the day and at night. The new LED headlight cluster features adaptive high and low beams in the top-tier model, with the matrix LED headlights adjusting according to the steering wheel's rotation. A straight waistline runs from the headlights through the entire body, ending at the rear fender, giving the MKZ a more elongated overall silhouette. Configuration: The Lincoln Continental continues the design style and configuration of the previous 3.0T Presidential Edition, maintaining the expected material quality and craftsmanship for its class. The large chrome mesh front grille, paired with the full LED headlight cluster, creates a strong sense of premium quality. The yacht-like body shape looks very imposing, with long and smooth side lines. A major highlight of the car is the door handle integrated into the lower edge of the side window, blending seamlessly with the window trim. The E-Latch door handles, which float on the doors, further enhance the vehicle's sense of luxury.
