The Lincoln Town Car, a full-size luxury sedan line by Ford's Lincoln division, was introduced from 1981 to 2011. Originally the flagship trim of the Lincoln Continental, it competed with Cadillac and Chrysler in the luxury sedan market. Marketed mainly as a four-door sedan, with a brief two-door sedan option in 1981, the Town Car became popular in fleet and limousine services. Spanning three generations and thirty model years, the Town Car earned its name from the limousine body style it featured. Notably, from 1983 until its discontinuation in 2011, the Town Car held the record as Ford's longest car globally, dominating the North American market as the longest mass-produced vehicle from
