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The Lincoln MKS was first launched in concept form in January 2006 at an international automobile show. This full-size luxury sedan from Ford Motor Co.’s Lincoln division started production in May 2008. Preceding this model is the Lincoln MKZ and the Lincoln MKX.
Based on the D3 platform of Ford, the Lincoln MKS shares the same platform with Ford Taurus as well as other vehicles. This automobile is front-wheel drive with elective all-wheel drive. It is motorized by a 3.7 L Duratec V6 engine that is matched to a six-speed automatic transmission.
Up to five people can seat to the Lincoln MKS. This automobile was debuted with a manufacturer’s suggested retail price of 38,465 U.S. dollars, ranging up to 48,862 U.S. dollars when completely optioned. The Lincoln MKS was built at the Chicago assembly plant of Ford in Chicago, Illinois. It is related to other automobiles, such as the Mercury Sable, Ford Taurus X, Ford Flex, Ford Taurus and Lincoln MKT.
This is the descendant of the Lincoln Aviator debuted in December 2006 as a 2007 model and as a Lincoln Aviator Concept’s production version presented at the NAIAS in 2004. Aside from Lincoln MKX’s unique design and premium features, this mid-size luxury crossover is closely related to the Ford Edge, which is its sister vehicle, sharing the CD3 platform of Ford.
The sole powertrain of the Lincoln MKX is a 3.5 L Duratec V6 engine that is matched with a six-speed automatic transmission. It can accommodate up to 5 individuals. This luxury CUV is a bleak contrast to its predecessor, which is the Lincoln Aviator that is based on the rear-wheel drive and 4-wheel drive platform of Ford Explorer.
The Lincoln MKX was built together with its Ford Edge sibling at the Oakville Assembly Plant of Ford in Ontario, Canada. It was debuted in 2007 with MSRP of 35,770 U.S. dollars.
Built by Ford Motor Co. for its Lincoln Luxury division, the Lincoln Navigator was pioneered as a 1998 model. This full-size luxury sport utility vehicle started (SUV) production in May 1997. It was the first SUV of Lincoln that shares mechanical features, platform and other automobile equipments with Ford’s Expedition.
What makes the Lincoln Navigator far different from the Ford Expedition are its unique styling, upscale design and interior materials, to name a few. Having known its platform breeds, the Lincoln Navigator is so far the largest SUV that is currently being offered by Lincoln. Despite its over 42,000 U.S. dollars MSRP, the Lincoln Navigator has proven to be well-known with almost 44,000 vehicles sold during its first year.
Since its release, the Lincoln Navigator has been made available with only one engine option. Rivals from General Motors quickly followed to wealth in on the Lincoln Navigator’s success and these include the GMC Denali Series and the Cadillac Escalade.
Being sold by the Lincoln brand of Ford, Lincoln Town Car boasts a large interior and exterior dimension. Despite declining sales numbers, Lincoln Town Car is one of the top selling American automobiles. It serves as America’s most utilized chauffeured and limousine car.
While comparatively affordable as the European luxury sedans, Lincoln Town Car is the most luxurious American sedan with prices ranging from over 40,000 U.S. dollars for a plain Signature Series to over 50,000 dollars for a top Signature L Series. The price of a Lincoln Town Car with ballistic protection starts at approximately 144,995 U.S. dollars.
Among the notable features of this full-size luxury car include its rear seat console package that offers rear seat passengers rear compartment and audio system controls, control functions and lots of space. According to NCTD, Forbes and Edmunds.com, Lincoln Town Car is the most roomy luxury sedan that is under the 200,000 U.S. dollar price range.
Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ is an automobile brand that was produced by Ford Motor Co.’s Lincoln Division in 2006. The purpose of this model is similar to that of Cadillac’s La Salle. Powered by a V12 engine matched with 6-speed automatic transmission, Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ has a very rigid body and the first model to have a weight of 3,350 pounds.
In the 2006 model year, this luxury car was introduced by its manufacturer as an entry-level luxury car. Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ along with Mercury Milan and Ford Fusion are assembled in Mexico. This luxury car was redesignated in 2007 as MKZ or Mark Z. Along with its new name, Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ also received some minor changes and more extreme engine.
Lincoln Zephyr/MKZ is the first Ford car to possess an all-steel roof. This four-door sedan has a length of 190.5 inches, width of 72.2 inches, height of 57.2 inches and a wheelbase of 107.4 inches.
