Pack appears to have loved American cars best, and Ford and Lincolns best of all. These modern concept cars represent an option to own something that does not exist — true one-offs. But one is far more desirable than the other!
Which one?
We would say the Mark X concvertible is the more usable versus the Continental, which is arguably more unique and stylish.
Why the Mark X?
It has an engine and is driveable, while the Continental is a static display only. But neither can actually be driven on public roads.
Even so, the Mark X is expected to top $100,000 versus the $30,000 estimate for the Continental.
2002 Lincoln Continental Concept
2004 Lincoln Mark X Concept
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