Original sentence: 1959's range contained a Continental Mark IV model, and the 1960 range had a Continental Mark V, with more restrained styling than the 1958.That year's full-size Lincoln sold poorly in all models; 1958 was a recession year in the United States.The new Lincoln was one of the largest cars ever made, larger than that year's Cadillac, and had styling considered by many to be excessive even in that decade of styling excess.This differed from the lower-model full-size Lincolns only in trim level and in its roof treatment, featuring a reverse-angle power rear "breezeway" window that retracted down behind the back seat
Edited sentence: 1959's range contained a Continental Mark IV model, and the 1960 range had a Continental Mark V.And remember, the 58-60 convertibles were the only ones built with a power rear "breezeway" window.Of the three years of this body style, the 1960 was considered the most refined.That year's full-size Lincoln sold poorly in all models; it was one of the largest cars ever made, larger than that year's Cadillac, and sporting styling considered by many to be excessive even in that decade of styling excess.This differed from the lower-model full-size Lincolns only in trim level and in its roof treatment, featuring a reverse-angle power rear window that retracted down behind the back seat.With a less exaggerated body that had clean lines, a beautiful new interior with a "gunsight" dash, and an updated drive train, this Lincoln not only was a pleasure to drive, but handled remarkable well, belying its enormous weight