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I love that thing! Saw a white one with Dayton wheels a couple days ago.
Love the car but sad that most of them were beaten to hell by either bad owners or demo durbys :(
I think uncle bucks car was a mercury but they look pretty much the same.
I think this car was in the movie Uncle Buck. John Candy played as Uncle Buck and this is what he drove, except his was wore out and would always backfire.
Didn't the private investigator, Frank Cannon, drive an earlier version of this car in the 70s TV series of 'Cannon?'
Handling wasn't as important as ride quality then. Know one was changing lanes at 80 mph in between other cars and without signaling .
Description: But during its heyday, Lincolns were quite something and those who drove them were considered to be trendy. How things have changed. But let's focus on one particular Lincoln that was relatively ...
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Description: Powered by a standard 400 cu in 6.6-liter V8 with just 179 horsepower and 329 lb-ft of torque, the Mark V was hardly a performance machine, but the engine got the job done well enough. In fact, the op...
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Description: Beginning in the mid-seventies, American automakers started using the marketing phrase "personal luxury coupe" in their attempts to appeal to Baby Boomers who were looking to be more attract...
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Description: The system told drivers roughly how many miles they had left until fuel ran out based on driving habits and other factors. It was quite revolutionary and was the first time an American automaker utili...
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@ Thibault. Those seats would hold you in place around bends as much as a couch would! Lol! I can't remember the last time I'd seen a dashboard with so many right-angles!
Description: Having only two previous owners, this Mark V is in nearly perfect condition. It's powered by the optional 460 cu in V8 and there's only 52,000 original miles on the clock. Not only is the pa...
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I used to love the rear drive Lincoln's. this is when Lincoln used to actually matter.
Give it a few years. It's coming. They showed Cadillac up with the LS. RWD, V8, 4 doors, 50/50 weight dist. During a time where all of Cadillacs were fwd, and lack luster.
Yeah it is i like the sho too. But i think if they have a styling turnaround they could be great again. I'd love to see them do as well as Caddy but i just dont see it happening
One of their MK's is based off of the Taurus SHO. And it's pretty quick for what it is.
And the navigator looks almost the same as it has for the past 10 years.
Lol yes i am. And i have no doubt they drive good and im sure they have nice interiors too but they look horrendous. Im a ford guy so i dont like to bash lincoln but i have no way to defend them when i look at thr front end of all their mk cars
Well then, you've never driven a Lincoln. I suggest you go test drive one. If you're old enough.
Who cares about their past or future? You started by saying they were back and better than ever and thats what i was disagreeing with cuz their cars NOW are crap atleast if we're talking looks
Justin drives a Lincoln. Lol
Love the Lincoln mark coupe
@justin. What do you drive anyways?
Look into their future plans. A Mustang based V8 powered RWD car. And ever heard of a Mark 7 or 8? The mark 8 had the 32v 4.6L before the cobra mustang. Ahead of its time. It ran a 14 sec 1/4 mile in 1994!
Lincolns may be nice but they aren't any fun
Are you serious david? Have you taken a look at the new lincolns? I'd rather have a moped than one of those ugly things
Most features that are options in a BMW, are standard in Lincoln's.
Lincoln's future is not far from certain? They are pushing to compete with European brands. Luxury Awd turbocharged V6 cars and suv's. There was a period where Lincoln fell off for a bit, but now they are back better than ever!