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Lincoln Models and Specifications

Lincoln is a car brand, and this page introduces the general questions buyers weigh when browsing a manufacturer's range: which models suit their journeys, which body style fits, and which powertrain.

20 models · Every supplied generation

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Aviator

3 generations ↗

Blackwood

1 generation ↗

Capri

1 generation ↗

Continental

10 generations ↗

Corsair

2 generations ↗

LS

2 generations ↗

Mark III

1 generation ↗

Mark IV

1 generation ↗

Mark LT

2 generations ↗

Mark VII

1 generation ↗

Mark VIII

1 generation ↗

MKC

2 generations ↗

MKS

2 generations ↗

MKT

2 generations ↗

MKX

3 generations ↗

MKZ

4 generations ↗

Nautilus

3 generations ↗

Navigator

7 generations ↗

Premiere

1 generation ↗

Town Car

4 generations ↗

Lincoln Model Range

Journeys tend to repeat: the same commute, the same school run, the same occasional long drive. Listing what a car must handle each week, such as passengers carried, luggage taken and distance covered, narrows a model range quickly, because the remaining differences matter far less in daily use.

Lincoln Body Styles

Body style decides how space is divided rather than how much exists overall. A hatchback opens the luggage area to the cabin, a saloon separates it, and an estate stretches it; the right choice depends on whether bulky items travel often or the boot stays mostly empty.

Lincoln Powertrains

Powertrain choice follows the kind of mileage driven. Short urban trips, long motorway runs and towing each place different demands on an engine or electric system, and access to charging or fuel near home and work often decides which option is practical.