Lincoln Cars
Lincoln is an American luxury automobile brand that has been operated under the Ford Motor Company since 1922. Its sales of luxury cars flourished post WWI and up until recently it was the best selling luxury car in the U.S. Offering mainly mid-sized luxury cars and SUVs, Lincoln is looking to the future to create more modern car designs to compete with foreign competitors.
Lincoln Cars - Available for Sale
Lincoln Mark LT - Full-Size Truck, Base MSRP $38,615
Lincoln MKS - Mid-Luxury Car, Base MSRP $38,490
Lincoln MKX - Luxury SUV, Base MSRP $37,845
Lincoln MKZ - Near-Luxury Car, Base MSRP $32,695
Lincoln Navigator - Luxury SUV, Base MSRP $48,745
Lincoln Navigator L - Luxury SUV, Base MSRP $51,745
Lincoln Town Car - Mid-Luxury Car, Base MSRP $45,295
Lincoln Mark LT - Full-Size Truck, Base MSRP $38,615
Lincoln MKS - Mid-Luxury Car, Base MSRP $38,490
Lincoln MKX - Luxury SUV, Base MSRP $37,845
Lincoln MKZ - Near-Luxury Car, Base MSRP $32,695
Lincoln Navigator - Luxury SUV, Base MSRP $48,745
Lincoln Navigator L - Luxury SUV, Base MSRP $51,745
Lincoln Town Car - Mid-Luxury Car, Base MSRP $45,295
Lincoln Cars - Not for Sale
Lincoln Aviator - Luxury SUV
Lincoln Blackwood - Full-Size Truck
Lincoln Continental - Ultra-Luxury Car
Lincoln LS - Mid-Luxury Car
Lincoln Mark VIII - Ultra-Luxury Car
Lincoln Zephyr - Near-Luxury Car
Lincoln Aviator - Luxury SUV
Lincoln Blackwood - Full-Size Truck
Lincoln Continental - Ultra-Luxury Car
Lincoln LS - Mid-Luxury Car
Lincoln Mark VIII - Ultra-Luxury Car
Lincoln Zephyr - Near-Luxury Car
Lincoln’s new 6-year/70,000-mile powertrain limited warranty on their 2007 models, exceeds Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi and others for powertrain coverage. You’ll also receive complimentary roadside assistance for the entire warranty period.
News on Lincoln Cars
The Lincoln Navigator won AutoPacific’s 2006 Vehicle Satisfaction Award for Luxury Sport Utility Vehicles, Top Ranked Truck, and Top Ranked Vehicle overall: The Lincoln Navigator was the top ranked vehicle for satisfaction in AutoPacific's 2006 research. Not only did the Lincoln flagship beat its Luxury SUV competition, but it was ahead of all other trucks and cars as well.
