Lynk & Co 01

[MX793]

Whether you're buying or leasing/renting, you're still paying a substantial amount of money for the use of the vehicle that could have been spent leasing or purchasing a different vehicle.  If it's a miserable experience, you're still out what, for most Americans, would be significant amount of money.

[MrH]

Anyone know what plant this is supposed to be built?

[2o6]

Anyone know what plant this is supposed to be built?

Probably some plant where the vin will start with an "L"

[giant_mtb]

Thanks, koko.

Well, you didn't say Lincoln Company, so.

[68_427]

Whether you're buying or leasing/renting, you're still paying a substantial amount of money for the use of the vehicle that could have been spent leasing or purchasing a different vehicle.  If it's a miserable experience, you're still out what, for most Americans, would be significant amount of money.

This sounds like their whole business model and brand are geared towards millennials who are used to leasing/renting their smart phones, apartments and other things.  Basically people who are too dumb to realize they're throwing money away but they don't care because they get bored of everything and never have plans to keep something for longer than a year or two.

[93JC]

Well, you didn't say Lincoln Company, so.

I didn't think I needed to tell you 2+2=4.

Lynk & Co.
Link 'n' Co.
Link 'n'...

[Galaxy]

So this vehicle will be built by Volvo in Belgium.

[2o6]

So this vehicle will be built by Volvo in Belgium.

I mean, its basically an XC40.

[AutobahnSHO]

I like the styling, the name is dumb, just shorten it to Lynk.

The biggest thought though is that this is where cars are headed. Electric to a much bigger degree, and "super feature rich!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" will be the norm for many of them.

[Laconian]

let's lync & park fam

[Speed_Racer]

Lynk & Co sounds like one of those cheap drop-shipped from China watch brands you see advertising on Instagram.