The Lincoln line was greatly trimmed for 1935, with all cars simply called Model K. The marque attempted to improve profitability by focusing on the lofty over 4,000 dollar segment, which limited sales in the depression wracked United States. The Model K was a luxury car with a V12 engine, and the name no longer distinguished the KA and KB models. It was developed from the Model L on a longer wheelbase and had a V12 engine.
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produced by the Lincoln Motor Company between 1931 and 1940
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greatly trimmed for 1935, with all cars
Year: 1931
greatly trimmed for 1935, with all cars
Lead paragraph, manufacturer
produced by the Lincoln Motor Company between 1931 and 1940
1931, passage 2
to improve profitability by focusing on the
Body style, sedan: 1931
produced by Lincoln, bare chassis were provided
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