We Will Buy Your Lincoln Continental in Any Condition – Open 24hrs
If you’re looking to sell your Lincoln Continental, RunBidSell makes the process easy, fast, and stress-free. We buy Lincoln Continentals in any condition, whether they are in great shape, slightly damaged, or no longer running. Our goal is to offer you a smooth experience, with a fair price, free towing, and payment right on the spot. If you have a Lincoln Continental that you want to sell, here’s everything you need to know about how we can help.
Why Sell Your Lincoln Continental to RunBidSell?
RunBidSell offers a fast and hassle-free solution for anyone looking to sell their Lincoln Continental. Here are some reasons why selling your car to RunBidSell is a great choice:
- Instant Offers: We understand that you want quick answers when selling your car. That’s why we provide instant offers. Just give us a call with details about your Lincoln Continental, and we’ll make you an offer in minutes.
- Great Offers for Any Condition: Whether your car is in great condition, has a few dents, or isn’t running anymore, we offer top-dollar prices. You won’t have to worry about finding a buyer. With RunBidSell, you get a great offer no matter the condition.
- Free Towing: We know how difficult it can be to arrange towing. That’s why we offer free towing for every car we buy. We’ll pick up your Lincoln Continental at no extra cost and at a time that’s convenient for you.
- On-the-Spot Payment: Once we pick up your vehicle, we’ll provide payment right away. There’s no need to wait for a check or bank transfer. The transaction is completed instantly, and you can move on with your day.
- Simple Process: The process of selling your Lincoln Continental is easy. From receiving your instant offer to getting paid for your car, we take care of everything so you don’t have to worry about anything.
- No Hidden Fees: When you accept our offer, that’s what you’ll get. We don’t charge hidden fees, and there are no surprises. Our goal is to give you a transparent and honest experience.
Selling your Lincoln Continental to RunBidSell is easy, and the best part is that we do all the heavy lifting for you.
About the Lincoln Continental
The Lincoln Continental is a full-size luxury sedan with a rich history. First introduced in 1939, the Continental was initially designed as a personal luxury car. The first-generation model featured a bold design with sleek lines and a unique rear-end treatment. This design was instantly popular and became a symbol of luxury. Over the years, the Continental evolved with each new generation, incorporating advanced technology and top-notch craftsmanship.
During its early years, the Lincoln Continental was available as both a coupe and a sedan, and it was often praised for its comfortable ride and elegant design. By the 1950s, the Continental became a favorite of celebrities, politicians, and wealthy individuals, further solidifying its position as a symbol of status and sophistication.
In the 1960s, the Lincoln Continental became even more luxurious, with features such as power-adjustable seats, air conditioning, and more advanced safety features. The Continental was a top choice for anyone looking for a full-size luxury car that offered a combination of style and comfort.
After being discontinued in 2002, the Continental name was revived in 2017 with a new model. This new version retained the elegance and luxury of its predecessors but with a modern twist. The 2017 Lincoln Continental featured a sleek design, advanced technology, and a smooth, comfortable ride that appealed to a new generation of drivers. The newer models include features such as a 3.0L V6 engine, a luxurious interior, and a variety of high-tech features like advanced driver-assist systems.
How to Sell Your Lincoln Continental to RunBidSell
Selling your Lincoln Continental to RunBidSell is quick and easy. The process is designed to make things simple for you. Here’s how it works:
- Step 1: Get an Instant Offer: Give us a call with the details about your Lincoln Continental. This includes the year, model, condition, and any other relevant information. We’ll provide you with an instant offer on the spot, and you can decide whether or not to accept it.
- Step 2: Accept the Offer: If you like the offer, simply accept it. There’s no obligation, and you can take as much time as you need to decide. Once you accept, we’ll schedule a time for free towing.
- Step 3: Free Towing: Our team will arrange a time to pick up your Lincoln Continental, and the best part is that towing is completely free! You don’t have to worry about transporting your car to a dealership or towing company.
- Step 4: Get Paid: Once we pick up your Lincoln Continental, you’ll receive payment right away. There are no waiting times or delays. The entire process is quick and simple.
It’s that easy! From start to finish, we take care of everything so you don’t have to stress about selling your vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions About Selling Your Lincoln Continental
Q: Do I need to have my Lincoln Continental running to sell it to RunBidSell?
A: No, you do not need your vehicle to be running. We purchase cars in any condition, whether they are running or not. If your car is not in working condition, we can still give you a great offer.
Q: How long does it take to sell my Lincoln Continental to RunBidSell?
A: The entire process is fast. Once you accept our offer, we can pick up your Lincoln Continental and pay you on the spot. It’s possible to sell your car within the same day.
Q: Is there a fee to sell my Lincoln Continental to RunBidSell?
A: No. We do not charge any fees. The offer we give you is the amount you’ll get, with no hidden charges or extra costs.
Q: Can I sell my Lincoln Continental if it has significant damage?
A: Yes, we buy cars in any condition. Whether your car has minor dents or major damage, we’ll still offer you a fair price for it.
Ready to Sell Your Lincoln Continental?
If you’re ready to sell your Lincoln Continental, don’t wait any longer. Get an instant offer today by calling RunBidSell. We’ll offer you a great price, provide free towing, and give you payment on the spot. It’s quick, easy, and hassle-free. Contact us now to start the process and get cash for your car!
Recently Sold Lincoln Continentals
- 1972 Lincoln Continental – Used, High Mileage – $2300 – Springfield, Illinois
- 1988 Lincoln Continental – Salvage Title – $800 – Albany, New York
- 1994 Lincoln Continental – Accident Damage – $600 – Reno, Nevada
- 1979 Lincoln Continental – Rust, Non-running – $500 – Mobile, Alabama
- 1998 Lincoln Continental – High Mileage – $1500 – Topeka, Kansas
- 1975 Lincoln Continental – Used – $3500 – Santa Fe, New Mexico
- 1983 Lincoln Continental – Frame Damage – $950 – Charleston, West Virginia
- 1996 Lincoln Continental – Engine Problems – $700 – Fargo, North Dakota
- 1970 Lincoln Continental – Rust – $2200 – Cheyenne, Wyoming
- 1985 Lincoln Continental – Salvage Title – $1100 – Little Rock, Arkansas
- 1993 Lincoln Continental – High Mileage – $1300 – Hartford, Connecticut
- 1978 Lincoln Continental – Non-running, Rust – $400 – Salem, Oregon
- 1982 Lincoln Continental – Used – $1800 – Dover, Delaware
- 1997 Lincoln Continental – Accident Damage – $900 – Boise, Idaho
- 1971 Lincoln Continental – High Mileage – $2500 – Lincoln, Nebraska
- 1989 Lincoln Continental – Non-running – $650 – Columbia, South Carolina
- 1995 Lincoln Continental – Frame Damage – $750 – Frankfort, Kentucky
- 1976 Lincoln Continental – Used, Rust – $3200 – Olympia, Washington
- 1984 Lincoln Continental – Salvage Title – $1000 – Jefferson City, Missouri
- 1992 Lincoln Continental – High Mileage – $1400 – Madison, Wisconsin
- 1973 Lincoln Continental – Non-running – $2100 – Phoenix, Arizona
- 1987 Lincoln Continental – Accident Damage – $850 – Baton Rouge, Louisiana
- 1999 Lincoln Continental – Engine Problems – $1200 – Raleigh, North Carolina
- 1977 Lincoln Continental – Used – $3300 – Nashville, Tennessee
- 1986 Lincoln Continental – Rust, High Mileage – $950 – Augusta, Maine
- 1990 Lincoln Continental – Salvage Title – $700 – Tallahassee, Florida
- 1974 Lincoln Continental – Non-running, Rust – $1900 – Carson City, Nevada
- 1981 Lincoln Continental – High Mileage – $1600 – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
- 1991 Lincoln Continental – Frame Damage – $450 – Denver, Colorado
- 1980 Lincoln Continental – Used – $1700 – Providence, Rhode Island
- 1998 Lincoln Continental – Rust, High Mileage and Non-running – $1120 – Torrington, Connecticut