2019 Lincoln Continental

Large Cars · 6 trims

Combined
21
City 18 · Highway 27
Cost per 100 miles
$19.22
Regular gasoline
Yearly fuel cost
$2,884
15,000 mi

Cost per 100 miles: $19.22 · Yearly fuel cost: $2,884

Based on 15,000 miles a year and the average regular gasoline price in the US.

Electric alternative: A 2027 Tesla Model 3 uses 30 kWh per 100 miles: about $5.81 per 100 miles at the average home electricity price, $13.41 cheaper than this car. →

Trims

TrimEngineDriveCityHighwayCombinedCost per 100 miles
Continental FWD
Automatic (S6) · Regular gasoline
2.7 L 6 cyl turboFront-Wheel Drive182721$19.22
Continental AWD
Automatic (S6) · Regular gasoline
2.7 L 6 cyl turboAll-Wheel Drive172520$20.19
Continental FWD
Automatic (S6) · Regular gasoline
3.7 L 6 cylFront-Wheel Drive172620$20.19
Continental AWD
Automatic (S6) · Regular gasoline
3 L 6 cyl turboAll-Wheel Drive162419$21.25
Continental AWD
Automatic (S6) · Regular gasoline
3.7 L 6 cylAll-Wheel Drive162419$21.25
Continental Coach
Automatic (S6) · Regular gasoline
3 L 6 cyl turboAll-Wheel Drive162419$21.25

Fuel economy: U.S. EPA fueleconomy.gov

Cheapest states to run this car

  1. North Carolina · $15.67
  2. Georgia · $16.65
  3. Texas · $16.72
  4. South Carolina · $16.85
  5. Louisiana · $17.19
  6. Tennessee · $17.27

Most expensive states

  1. California · $27.45
  2. Hawaii · $26.90
  3. Nevada · $24.33
  4. Washington · $24.05
  5. Oregon · $22.28
  6. Alaska · $22.11

NHTSA safety ratings

Not rated

Recalls

No recalls on record.

Recalls, complaints and ratings: NHTSA

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