And in most cases as people get older their bodies get wider. Rear seating is as comfortable as the front. Lincoln has provided for those rear passengers with drink holders in the fold down center arm rest, pockets for magazines and other items on the seat backs and reading lights on each side. The Town Car has the auto down only on the driver's window, a feature found on virtually all cars with power windows. The Town Car's compact disc changer is in the trunk, an inconvenience.
Many models now come with a changer inside the car.
Even other Ford products, such as the Expedition, Explorer and Navigator, come with changers in the center console. The window controls on the door are lighted with a rather weak one-bulb light above the switches, an old way of lighting. Individual lights on each control is a neater looking and more effective design. It appears Lincoln engineers were trying to save a few pennies. Many sedans this year, including most of those in the luxury class, are outfitted with side airbags up front.