The Lincoln MKS is the American automaker's latest entrant into the large luxury car market. An all new vehicle for the 2009 model year, the MKS is based closely on the MKS concept car, with some more aggressive design elements filtering in from the dramatic MKR concept. The MKS is built on the same basic D3 architecture as the new Ford Taurus, which was in turn derived from a Volvo platform. ...

First introduced as a concept in 2008, the Lincoln MKT made its entry to the automotive marketplace in early 2009. Pricing for the luxury people-mover starts at $44,995 for a front-wheel-drive model, including destination charges. A four-wheel-drive model with the automaker's EcoBoost powertrain runs $49,995. Developed under codename D472, the vehicle shares its platform with the Ford Flex, ...

Intended as a replacement for the slow selling Aviator, the MKX is a mid size luxury crossover SUV in the vein of the Lexus RX350. Because of its front drive unibody underpinnings, the MKX is able to deliver car-like handling that traditional body-on-frame SUVs can’t hope to match, while it’s raised suspension gives drivers the high seating position that is major selling point in traditional ...

Redesigned alongside its distant cousins, the Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan, the Lincoln MKZ has a fresh new look for the 2010 model year and beyond. Front-wheel-drive MKZs start at $34,965 and all-wheel-drive MKZs start at $36,855 (including destination). Both prices represent ...

The Lincoln Navigator is a full size luxury SUV that was first introduced in 1998, essentially as a more luxurious Ford Expedition. Now in its third generation, the Navigator still shares most of its essential components such as chassis and powertrain with the Expedition; while it was one of pioneering vehicles in the large luxury SUV niche, prompting Cadillac to quickly develop the Escalade in ...

The Navigator L is an extended wheelbase version of the Navigator full size luxury SUV; comparable to the Cadillac Escalade ESV, the Navigator L was launched in 2007 and is mechanically identical to the extended wheelbase Ford Expedition. The enormous vehicle is 14.7 inches longer than the standard Navigator, with the extra length going to cargo space and the third row seats, which are now roomy ...

A veritable anachronism of the automotive world, the Town Car is a full-size luxury sedan that has been Lincoln’s flagship and a favorite of livery services everywhere since 1981. Now in its third generation, the Town Car features old-school body on frame construction and a live rear axle while riding on a platform that dates back to 1978; nevertheless, it continues to sell due to the appeal of ...