Market & Values
What enthusiast cars actually sell for. 14,708 dated sale results and 26,736 listings recorded so far across 822 of 1,525 tracked models; every number links to the auction or listing it came from.
Lincoln models
Lincoln · 1941–1998Continental$26,625median of 22 sales
Lincoln · 1973–1979Continental (1970-1979)$9,350median of 12 sales+14% since the last refresh
Lincoln · 2002–2008Blackwood & Mark LT$16,000median of 11 sales-10% since the last refresh- Lincoln · 1961–1969Continental (1961-1969)$35,500median of 11 sales+10% since the last refresh
Lincoln · 1972–1976Continental Mark IV (1972-1976) For Sale$12,000median of 11 sales
Lincoln · 1956–1957Continental Mark II$47,750median of 8 sales
Lincoln · 1958–1960Continental (1958-1960)$26,875median of 6 sales
Lincoln · 1940–1948Continental (1940-1948)$33,000median of 5 sales
Lincoln · 1952–1957Capri$27,436median of 4 sales
Lincoln · 2017–2020Continental (2017-2020)$63,000median of 4 sales
Lincoln · 1969–1971Continental Mark III (1969-1972) For Sale$13,000median of 3 sales+11% since the last refresh
Lincoln · 1990–1994Continental (1988-1994)no sales yetmedian of 2 sales
Lincoln · 1995–2002Continental (1995-2002)no sales yetmedian of 1 sale
Where the numbers come from
Completed auctions on Bring a Trailer(opens in a new tab) (dated results), live auctions on Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids(opens in a new tab), and asking prices on Hemmings(opens in a new tab). Each row keeps its source link.
What a median means here
The middle of the dated sale results in the last twelve months for that model, shown only when there are at least three. No weighting, no adjustment, no estimate when the data is thin.
What it is not
Not an appraisal and not a prediction. A reserve-not-met bid is never counted as a sale; an asking price is never counted as a value. Fees and premiums are excluded unless the venue states otherwise.