Lincoln's biggest car and smallest ute make driving in Southern Ontario nearly tolerable
• Continental is not only a good performer, though; it's also quiet and luxurious
• MKC drives very nicely while coddling its occupants well
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--November 3, 2017
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How do you cope with stupidly low speed limits, endless semi-trailers choking the two right lanes (even if there are only two), and drivers who seem to think that, because they're from the Centre of the Universe™, they have a right to drive as moronically and/or in others' faces as they want?
Oh, and how about the endless signs peppered over the roadsides cajoling you how to drive, how to live, how to do everything except drive distracted (because it appears to only be okay when it's the government doing the distracting)?
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