Ford Motor Co. and General Motors added a chapter in their bitter, crosstown rivalry at the New York auto show last week, this time in the full-size luxury sedan segment that they owned decades ago but barely register in today. Now, both companies think they finally have the car -- a revived Lincoln Continental for Ford and GM's Cadillac CT6 -- to rekindle past glory and pave the way toward a lucrative future in China.
While the Continental and CT6 battled to make the bigger splash at the auto show, their head-to-head matchup likely won't have the same intensity out in the marketplace. Despite having similar goals, the two cars embody the divergent directions that Lincoln and Cadillac are taking to land on more shopping lists.
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