Lincoln has finally put to rest all of the rumors by rolling out a Continental with rear-opening doors, or “coach” doors as the brand refers to them. They feature on a special-edition Continental sporting a stretched wheelbase and limited production run of just 80 cars. Lincoln has told us, however, that its coach doors could feature on a volume model, assuming the wheelbase is long enough.
Mercedes-Benz has confirmed the world debut of its redesigned CLA will take place at next month's 2019 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Mercedes has also released a shadowy teaser shot but we already have a pretty good idea thanks to our spy shots of prototypes.
The first prototypes for Volkswagen's electric car based on the ID Neo hatchback have been spotted. The production model mostly stays true to the concept though naturally there are some changes, too. The car is scheduled to enter production late next year but don't look for it in local showrooms. Instead, the first ID model here will be a small crossover SUV due in 2020.
You'll find these stories and more in today's car news, right here at Motor Authority.
2019 Lincoln Continental Coach Edition: Suicide doors are back
2020 Mercedes-Benz CLA teased ahead of 2019 CES
2020 Volkswagen ID Neo spy shots
2019 Nissan Murano first drive review: Steady as she goes
Former McLaren design boss joins Lilium flying taxi startup
2019 Hyundai Kona Electric price tag meets Chevy Bolt EV, beats it come April
2021 Audi Q4 spy shots
China to temporarily cut on tariffs for US-made cars
Bloodhound land speed record project saved by buyer
Ford hybrid police cars are pursuit-rated, ready for NYPD action
