1925 Lincoln Model L Brunn Sport Phaeton

A 1925 Lincoln L-Series (Model L) Brunn Sport Phaeton arriving at and leaving the 2019 Holiday Motor Excursion presented by the Horseless Carriage Club (HCCA) of Southern California. This car was displayed at the 2007 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, where it won the Lincoln award. It also participated in the 2017 Tournament of Roses parade in Pasadena.

It's unfortunate that most American luxury cars today are perceived as being a tier or two below their European rivals. A century ago, that was certainly not the case. Companies like Cadillac and Lincoln, along with several now-defunct American luxury car manufacturers, were building cars on par with Europe's best - cars that countless people dreamed of owning but only the wealthiest could obtain. Just look at this gorgeous Lincoln! From its generous proportions to the huge V8 up front, this car exudes class today no less than it did in the 1920s. The L-Series was the first car produced by Lincoln. The company has experienced various ups and downs over the past hundred years, but I would love to see it find enough success to return to its roots of building dream cars like this.

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