While Cadillac has introduced an all-new concept car at the 2013 Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance, Ford luxury brand Lincoln revealed two Black Label concepts based on the MKZ sedan and the upcoming MKC SUV.
Described as a “new and higher level expression of Lincoln design”, the MKZ and MKC Black Label consists of three different versions (themes) that are equipped with a number of ultra-premium interior features.
Inspired by fashion and theater, the Center Stage theme comes with a Jet Black interior, Alcantara suede and a Foxfire Red headliner. The Indulgence theme features chocolate-inspired Ganache and Truffle-colored Venetian leather and Ziricote wood trim, while the Modern Heritage theme has a black/white interior and a specially-engineered wood trim with metal flakes inserted between its layers.
According to the company, the Black Label trim will eventually become available on every new Lincoln vehicle.
“The new Lincoln Motor Company is built on three foundational elements – design, quality and personal service; Black Label represents our highest expression of these elements,” said Jim Farley, executive vice president of Global Marketing, Sales and Service and Lincoln.
“The progressive luxury client craves to know the story behind the products and services they engage – they want to feel that personal connection. That’s at the heart of Black Label; we want to provide special experiences for every Black Label client before, during and after they choose their new Lincoln vehicle,” he added.
Inspired by fashion and theater, the Center Stage theme comes with a Jet Black interior, Alcantara suede and a Foxfire Red headliner. The Indulgence theme features chocolate-inspired Ganache and Truffle-colored Venetian leather and Ziricote wood trim, while the Modern Heritage theme has a black/white interior and a specially-engineered wood trim with metal flakes inserted between its layers.
According to the company, the Black Label trim will eventually become available on every new Lincoln vehicle.
“The new Lincoln Motor Company is built on three foundational elements – design, quality and personal service; Black Label represents our highest expression of these elements,” said Jim Farley, executive vice president of Global Marketing, Sales and Service and Lincoln.
“The progressive luxury client craves to know the story behind the products and services they engage – they want to feel that personal connection. That’s at the heart of Black Label; we want to provide special experiences for every Black Label client before, during and after they choose their new Lincoln vehicle,” he added.