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Lincoln Cars History

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Lincoln has been around for 98 years and is known for its elegant cars. The company has come a long way from the beginning, yet still makes high-quality, award-winning vehicles. Lincoln is a company with many top-selling cars as well as several models planned for the future. So if you are wondering how Lincoln is doing, the answer is that the company is as strong as ever, and the future looks bright. History Lincoln got its start 98 years ago in Dearborn, Michigan. Henry Leland and his son Wilfred founded the company and named it after the great American president Abraham Lincoln. They were initially tasked with creating airplane engines for the World War I. But after the war, Lincoln began to focus on luxury vehicles. It was in 1922 when Ford bought Lincoln, but until the 1940s, the Lincoln …show more content…

From the way they are built to the features they have inside, these cars impress the masses. In recent years, they have received the Best Buy Award, which means out of all the other vehicles in its class, the Lincoln gives you the most for your money. Then there is the Motor Trend Car of the Year award (1990 and 2000), which makes the entire Lincoln company proud. People who pay close attention to the safety features in vehicles will be pleased to know that the 2015 Lincoln MKZ was an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ in the Midsize Luxury/Near Luxury category. Top-Sellers Although Lincoln sells an extensive range of vehicles, there are three that stand out among the rest. These three top sellers are the Navigator, MKZ, and MKC. The Navigator is the largest vehicle in the Lincoln line and is a full-size SUV that seats up to seven passengers. You can add features such as a duel-headrest DVD entertainment center and voice-activated navigation. The MKZ is a luxury sedan that features a panoramic sunroof, split-wing grille, and LED lights. The MKC is a smaller SUV that offers drivers push-button start and an automatic lift-gate. Lincoln's

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