Showing posts with label lincoln. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lincoln. Show all posts

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Friday, February 1, 2008

Lincoln To Go Global


It looks like that Ford is considering making Lincoln a global brand to compete with the premium brands like of BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Audi and Cadillac in markets like Europe and Asia. This according to an interview given by Ford CEO Alan Mulally to the German outlet Auto Motor Und Sport.

Mulally revealed to the German mag that his company already sells Lincolns in the Middle East. Actually building out the entire brand for export is a hard work which requires a major investment and some smart marketing. Fortunately, Ford says that if Lincoln ever does travel abroad, it will be "sometime in the future" since the focus is on building the brand in North America.

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

Spy Shots: Lincoln MKZ Facelift


It looks like the split-wing grille will be an identical design element on the future Lincoln cars. Along the MKR and MKT concepts and MKS sedan spy shots show that the facelifted MKZ gets new design element too.

Despite the heavy camouflage on the front of this test vehicle, the familiar vertical slats of the brand's split-wing grille can be seen. And according the spy photographers, the camouflage on the rear of the vehicle is also obscuring new taillights.

The Lincoln MKZ is a fine car already but a nose job could help the car increasing its sales.

Gallery: Lincoln MKZ Facelift





Wednesday, January 16, 2008

Detroi 2008: Lincoln MKT Concept


Lincoln shows at Detroit its new low riding CUV model. The car might hint at an MKX replacement. The MKT aims to be a long-distance cruiser with enough amenities to keep four urban adults comfortable and isolated from the world around them.

The MKT's styling picks up a few of MKZ-inspired cues, particularly the krill grille and sharp crease in the hood. Power comes courtesy of Ford's EcoBoost 3.5-liter turbocharged and direct-injected V6, producing 415 hp and 400 lb.-ft. of torque.


Gallery: Lincoln MKT Concept