Lincoln Models

This nameplate first appeared for the 2003 model year as Lincoln’s midsize luxury SUV, developed from the body-on-frame truck architecture shared with the contemporary Ford Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer. The origin...

This luxury pickup was introduced for the 2002 model year as Lincoln’s first truck and one of the brand’s most unusual modern nameplates. It was based on the contemporary Ford F-150 SuperCrew, but wore Lincoln Navigat...

This nameplate began as a low-slung personal luxury car introduced for 1939, created under Edsel Ford’s direction and immediately recognized for its elegant, restrained styling. The original run lasted through the pos...

This Lincoln nameplate was introduced for the 2020 model year as the brand’s new compact luxury SUV, debuting at the 2019 New York International Auto Show. It marked Lincoln’s move away from the old MK-series naming s...

Lincoln’s LS was introduced for the 2000 model year as a midsize luxury sport sedan, marking a more driver-focused direction for the brand at the turn of the 21st century. It was positioned as a contemporary alternati...

Lincoln’s Mark nameplate traces back to the Continental Mark II, introduced for the 1956 model year as an ultra-exclusive personal luxury coupe positioned above the rest of the Lincoln line. The Mark II established th...

This luxury pickup was Lincoln’s answer to buyers who wanted the utility of a full-size truck with a more upscale presentation. It debuted for the 2006 model year as a successor to the short-lived Blackwood and was cl...

This compact luxury crossover was introduced for the 2015 model year as Lincoln’s first entry in the small premium utility segment, giving the brand a modern rival to the growing wave of upscale compact SUVs. Built on...

Introduced for the 2009 model year, this full-size luxury sedan marked the return of a true flagship sedan to the brand’s lineup after a gap in that role. It was developed as a modern alternative to the company’s olde...

This large luxury crossover arrived for the 2010 model year as Lincoln’s three-row alternative to a traditional full-size SUV or sedan, aimed at buyers who wanted premium seating, highway comfort, and a distinctly sty...

This Lincoln midsize crossover SUV nameplate first appeared for the 2007 model year, arriving as the brand’s first crossover and a new direction for Lincoln’s utility lineup. It was positioned as a premium alternative...

This Lincoln nameplate began life as the 2006 Zephyr and was renamed MKZ for the 2007 model year, when Lincoln shifted much of its lineup to alphanumeric badging. The first-generation car ran through 2012 and establis...

The Nautilus nameplate entered Lincoln’s lineup for the 2019 model year as the brand’s midsize luxury SUV, effectively succeeding the MKX and marking Lincoln’s move toward a clearer, more expressive naming strategy. T...

Introduced for the 1998 model year, this full-size luxury SUV marked Lincoln’s entry into the SUV market and quickly became one of the brand’s defining nameplates. It arrived at a moment when buyers were beginning to ...

The long-wheelbase version of this full-size luxury SUV was introduced for the 2007 model year, expanding the original nameplate’s formula with a stretched body aimed at buyers who wanted more cargo room and a roomier...

The Town Car nameplate emerged as Lincoln’s own full-size luxury sedan in the 1981 model year, evolving out of the late-1970s Continental line. It quickly became the brand’s flagship, known for its traditional rear-wh...

Lincoln first introduced the Zephyr for the 1936 model year as a lower-priced, more accessible entry in its luxury lineup. It marked an important shift for the brand, bringing streamlined styling and a more modern, ma...