2010 Lincoln MKZ revealed in LA
Completing three of Ford’s improved mid-size sedans this week at the LA Auto Show is the new Lincoln MKZ, which like its predecessor Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan siblings has gotten a new face, revised insides, and more standard attributes for the 2010.The introduction of a new sports variation with unique performance suspension tuning is the chief highlight, plus more rigid springs and bigger stabilizing bars, 18 inches ‘Euroflange’ shined wheels, darkened grille and headlamps, and an inside...

LA 2008: 2010 Lincoln MKZ unveiled
Click above for high-res image gallery of the 2010 Lincoln MKZ Lincoln's foray into the entry level luxury sedan market has gone through several changes over the past few years, starting with the introduction of the Zephyr in 2006 and evolving into the MKZ in 2007. In addition to the name change, Lincoln replaced the 3.0L V6 with a 3.5L unit, added a 6-speed automatic and provided the option of AWD. Now for 2010, Lincoln has given the MKZ a substantial refresh to keep pace in one of the most competitive...

2009 Lincoln MKS
 For the past two decades, the only thing consistent about Ford's Lincoln division has been its inconsistency. To put it lightly, the brand has struggled to find it's place in the automotive landscape. The vehicles from Ford's premium domestic division haven't had a coherent look since the early '80s. Several of its models, such as the LS and the Navigator, have sold well at times, but the absence of a Lincoln DNA hasn't helped. In 2006, North American Design chief Peter Horbury set about changing...

New 2008 Lincoln Navigator
  One of the most popular full-size luxury SUVs, the 2008 Lincoln Navigator sets the bar with distinctive exterior styling, versatility, towing power, and a swath of luxury features. Available as a standard Navigator, or the stretched Navigator L, both trim levels offer roomy interiors and lots of cargo room. The latter adds nearly 25 more cubic feet of space behind the third-row seats. Either trim level is available in a two-wheel drive 4x2 or four-wheel drive 4x4 configuration.The Navigator is...

2009 Lincoln MKS
Lincoln is up against it. The brand has languished for decades as marketing chiefs and design heads have kept a revolving door spinning at redline. The four-pointed star that once stood for one of the premium American luxury car nameplates had been denigrated to little more than the top Ford trim level. Until now, Lincoln's lineup has been defined by the Paleolithic Town Car and a trio of reworked Ford trucks.Even though Cadillac's resurgence is far from perfect or complete, that brand has received more...

Understated elegance: Lincoln makes subtle splash in luxury performance class
WASHINGTON -- The 2009 Lincoln MKS tries not to show off: But it can't help itself. This car can wipe your windows, adjust your speed while cruising -- accelerating or slowing depending on the traffic -- turn off your high beams when another car approaches, talk to your iPod while finding the cheapest gas around all at the same time without you ever touching a button. Just by unlocking the luxury sedan, this Lincoln does a little boasting. Touch the B-pillar the trailing edge of the driver's door frame...

Lincoln gets 'game-changer'
Mike Stanford has already sold 60 Lincoln MKS sedans at his Varsity Lincoln Mercury dealership in Novi -- not bad for a car that does not officially go on sale until the end of this month. And he is not alone. Tom Arthur, sales manager at Long Beach Lincoln Mercury in Long Beach, Calif., has already taken orders for 30. Billy Vaughn has pre-sold Lincoln's new flagship to customers at his North Park Lincoln Mercury store in San Antonio, Texas, who have never even seen the car. Ford Motor Co. says it has...

HongQi announces new photochopped Lincoln MKT crossover!
How brazen can you get? At least most of the Chinese auto-cloners automakers create their own renderings of the cars they are copying. HongQi, a "premium" brand produced by First Auto Works in China simply grabbed a couple of press shots of the Lincoln MKT concept from the Ford Media site and starting 'chopping. Regardless of what you might think of Lincoln's new styling direction generally, we like it, the Chinese version is not easy on the eyes. You would think with three months to work on it since...