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AutoBison Ford,Renderings Rendered: Lincoln Corsair Coupe

Rendered: Lincoln Corsair Coupe

06/09/2020 James Brown

Lincoln Corsair Coupe Rendering

 

Crossover coupes are a hot item in the luxury segment right now, with BMW, Audi, Mercedes-Benz, and several others already having jumped into that space. Despite increasing crossover coupes–which aren’t really coupes at all, but do have fastback styling–from foreign competitors, no American brands have released any alternatives thus far.

The Lincoln Corsair was a good place to start this rendering, as the new design language translates well to a swoopy fastback crossover. In fact, we think this rendering of a Corsair Coupe looks more proportional than something like a Mercedes-Benz GLC-Coupe, which would be a prime competitor.

Despite being considered crossovers, we prefer to think of these vehicles as evolved versions of the sedan with higher ground clearance and a larger cargo space. With the decline of the sedan market in the United States, we would be happy to see new fastback crossovers, possibly bearing the names of iconic sedans like “Continental”, “Impala”, or “300” to keep the legacy attached to those names alive.

James Brown
James Brown

James Brown was born in Seattle, Washington and has a passion for the automotive industry. Particularly interested in off-road capable trucks and SUVs, James spends much of his free time navigating off-road trails and enjoying other outdoor activities.

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