Mercury’s Grand Marquis and Lincoln's Town Car go back to a more unrestricted era with their V8 engines, rear-wheel drive and ...

Lincoln MKT Town Car. LAS VEGAS, Feb. 14, 2011– Working from a proven platform that offers a luxurious interior with modern technologies, Lincoln is today announcing its chauffeur-dedicated MKT ...

This Lincoln Continental Town Car has surely seen better days. Now, it is sitting in a junkyard and seems doomed, with no ...

Lincoln is also planning on building an MKT Town Car Limousine extended up to 10 additional feet. The MKT limo is all-wheel drive only and has upgraded equipment to help cope with the added ...

Vintage 1921 Lincoln limousine had the latest gadgetry for its time, including a gentleman’s smoke set and a dictagraph transmitter. Author of the article: Alyn Edwards.

Both cars will be based off the Lincoln MKT and will replace the soon-to-be defunct Lincoln Town Car, which recently got a model year extension for 2011, according to Ford Fleet.

But even Ronald Reagan knew you could only ride a horse for so long. The Town Car—in Lincoln’s line since 1981, the third-generation released in 1998—was getting old.

No other vehicle is as seared into the memory of a nation as the Lincoln limousine President John F. Kennedy rode in during his assassination on November 22, 1963, in Dallas. Five decades after tho… ...

A stretched Lincoln Town Car limousine, which supposedly belonged to a mob boss, arrived in a detailing shop. The vehicle looks like it has been sitting for ages, collecting dust and debris, and ...

It wasn’t a Rolls Royce, nor was it a 7 Series or even a Maybach. No, in my 12-year-old mind, it was the Lincoln Town Car that signified power and mobility in 2000s New York City.

Only In Vegas? A Lifted, 4x4 Stretch Limo Will Race In the Mint 400. In a city known for excess, it’s not surprising to see a 1999 Lincoln entering the most famous off-road race in the world.

But even Ronald Reagan knew you could only ride a horse for so long. The Town Car—in Lincoln’s line since 1981, the third-generation released in 1998—was getting old.