Lincoln MKX

The new Lincoln MKX is loaded with comfort and convenience as a modern new choice in the luxury crossover utility vehicle (CUV) market. Lincoln MKX's elegant design is combined with a sporty stance, powerful engine and quiet interior. It also boasts such technological advances as adaptive headlamps that move with the steering wheel, a panoramic glass roof, heated and cooled front seats, heated rear seats, 14-speaker THX II audio system and DVD-based navigation. Lincoln MKX is a five-passenger CUV powered by a fuel-efficient 3.5-liter engine with a class-leading 6-speed transmission and fully independent suspension. On sale in late 2006, the new Lincoln MKX builds on the success of the Lincoln Zephyr in appealing to a new generation of luxury buyers and defining a modern vision for Lincoln.

Lincoln MKZ

Ford Motor Company's all-new Duratec 35 V-6 engine paired with a premium 6-speed transmission delivers 263 horsepower and 249 pounds-foot of torque. The result will be smooth power and a confident, comfortable ride. A strong, lightweight die-cast aluminum block and lightweight 4-valve direct-acting, mechanical-bucket valve train provides smooth, refined operation at high engine speeds. The MKZ is able to respond readily to its driver's demands, thanks to the premium 6-speed automatic transmission. A torque-based electronic throttle control works with the electronically controlled transmission by adjusting throttle plate movement to tailor torque to the timing of each shift. In this way, the transmission is able to deliver smooth, barely perceptible gear changes.

Lincoln Navigator

The new Lincoln Navigator, America's original full-size luxury SUV, will offer uncompromising levels of luxury, capability, functionality. The Lincoln Navigator's expressive design brings a unique elegance and an unrivaled presence to the full-size luxury-utility segment. Lincoln Navigator charts its own path, offering confident ride and handling, outstanding comfort and craftsmanship, and class-leading capability. "Lincoln Navigator has always been in a unique class," says Al Giombetti, president, Ford, Lincoln Mercury Marketing and Sales. "It offers a great blend of style and functionality, but more than that, it's got street appeal." Lincoln extends luxury SUV capability even further with a new addition to the lineup. The Lincoln Navigator L is 14.7 inches longer than the regular model and offers luxury.

Lincoln Mark LT

Lincoln Mark LT combines Lincoln luxury and design elegance with the functionality of a pickup truck. It has indisputable truck credentials offering outstanding payload and towing capacity while delivering an additional level of style and sophistication a step above other high-end pickup trucks. Perhaps; most important; Mark LT provides ample comfort for five adults via four full doors; front captain's chairs and a full rear seat. For 2007, Lincoln has increased its capability and its luxury appointments. Both 4x2 and 4x4 versions of Mark LT are now available with a longer; 6.5-foot cargo bed in addition to the standard 5.5-foot cargo bed. The long-bed version sees an increase in wheelbase; from 138.5 to 150.5 inches; and in overall length; from 223.8 to 235.8 inches. The increase in bed length provides the long-bed Mark LT with an additional 10 cubic-feet of cargo capacity.