Continental Mark IV motor car

Aug. 08, 1971 - The 1972 Continental Mark IV is a union of tradition and technology. Drawing from its predecessors, the classic Mark I, Mark II and Mark III, the Mark IV retains the simplicity of design and understated elegance that have characterized the Marks of the past. The Mark IV grille is strikingly similar to that of the Mark III, but the lines are more chiseled and a handsome stand-up ornament appears above it. Longer, lower and sleeker than the Mark III, the Mark IV offers increased interior roominess and such standard equipment as computer controlled anti-skid barking. Cartier electric timepiece, automatic temperature control and a unique oval opera window in the rear roof pillar

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Anti-skid Appears Automatic Barking Cartier Characterized Chiseled Continental Controlled Grille Handsome Increased Longer Offers Ornament Predecessors Retains Similar Simplicity Stand-up Strikingly Temperature Timepiece

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