Lincoln luxury car

Lincoln Town Car 2013

Lincoln’s rear-drive luxury sedan, the traditional favorite of older buyers and limousine companies, will probably earn some appearance changes for 2013. These revisions may include a raised hood to accommodate an optional 300-horsepower V-8 engine, a reworked front end with a smaller grille, a revised suspension, 17-inch tires and a

Lincoln LS 2013

The LS sedan is based on the same rear-drive platform as the Jaguar S-TYPE, but the two cars look nothing alike. The S-TYPE has traditional Jaguar styling cues, and the LS wears Lincoln’s traditional conservative attire (Ford owns Lincoln and Jaguar).Both debuted for the 2013 model year, and the LS

Lincoln Navigator 2013

Navigator is a full-size SUV that uses the same basic styling and mechanical features as the Ford Expedition but has more luxurious trappings and unique features.Among new factory options this year is a satellite-based communication system similar to General Motors’ OnStar that includes a hands-free, voice-operated wireless phone and access

Lincoln LS 2013

Meant to attract a younger, luxury-minded audience, Lincoln's LS sedan received suspension revisions to improve noise, vibration and harshness for the 2013 model year. Power-adjustable pedals joined the options list for 2013. Side curtain-type airbags and extended rear parking assist were made optional for all LS models. Lincoln said the

Lincoln Continental 2013

The Continental is a conservatively tailored midsize sedan that appeals to the same older crowd as the full-size Town Car. Other than size, the main difference between the two is their drivelines: the Continental has front-wheel drive, and the Town Car has rear-wheel drive. Both use 4.6-liter V-8 engines.Lincoln tries

Lincoln Navigator 2013

Lincoln redesigned its full-size sport utility vehicle for 2013, moving the Navigator away from its pickup-truck origins. Chassis modifications promised to lessen the trucklike ride that the previous model had exhibited. Lincoln claimed several industry firsts as options, including a power-folding third-row seat and power-extendable running boards, which ease entry