2002 Lincoln Ls V8 Low Miles Excellent Condition Low Reserve on 2040-cars
Mahomet, Illinois, United States
This listing is for a very nice, clean 2002 Lincoln LS with V8 engine and very low miles, 75375 to be exact. This vehicle runs excellent. The tires are practically brand new and have under 3500 miles on them. The car has been kept in garage and hasnt been smoked in in last 7 years. I am the second owner so I do not know if original owners ever smoked in it. The leather interior is in excellent condition for a 12 year old vehicle. There is one minor scratch and a small black scuff mark in the back seat and this black mark would likely buff out. I purchased this car locally from a dealership and drove it very little as it is not a very good winter car in the Midwest. I purchased an SUV and I have driven the SUV the majority of the time, hence the reason for the low mileage and the sale. The car has never been in any front-end accidents. However, I was rear ended while I sat at a red light so the rear end has been repaired/replaced by a local premium auto body shop. This work was all covered by the other driver's insurance. This was over 2 years ago. The Lincoln has newer brakes and as mentioned, new tires. Oil changes have been done regularly. Premium fuel, 92-93 octane has always been ran through it as this car requires it. The only known issue is the clock spring is bad and needs to be replaced. This 'spring" is in the steering column and I have been quoted $380 to fix. Because of this issue, the air bag light is on and the cruise control does not work. The car has a power sunroof, Alpine 6-disc CD changer, heated seats, dual climate control, and auto light adjusting rear view mirror for light sensitivity. This Lincoln LS has a Kelly Blue Book value of approximately $6,900.
Buyer is responsible for arranging pick-up or delivery of the vehicle. The vehicle can certainly be driven and is VERY reliable. This is probably one of the smoothest rides I have ever driven as the suspension system is air-ride. A $500 non-refundable deposit is due within 48-72 hours after auction. The remainder can be paid in cash or certified funds on day of pick up. Deposit via Paypal only. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Thanks for looking and HAPPY BIDDING!!! |
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Ford applies to trademark term 'Lincoln eGlide'
Thu, Apr 30 2020There's an epilogue to Ford's recent announcement that it's giving up on a battery-electric Lincoln co-developed with Rivian. The MachEClub forum discovered that just a week ago, Ford applied with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to trademark the term "Lincoln eGlide." The goods and services category details use for "Motor vehicles, namely, passenger automobiles, sport utility vehicles, electric vehicles and structural parts and fittings; electric vehicles, namely, passenger automobiles, sport utility vehicles, and structural parts and fittings." Living in an age where a small "e" is shorthand for "electric," and Ford having specified electric vehicles in the patent, the go-to guess is that this is for an electric vehicle. The inclusion of non-electric motor vehicles injects a little fuzziness. Tesla's trademark on the Model S specifies "electric automobiles" only, whereas Rivian's trademark for the R1T seeks coverage for "land vehicles" and just about every part found in or on a land vehicle. Since Ford must have known about the end of the Rivian effort when it applied for the trademark, we suppose Lincoln has got some kind of eGlide coming no matter what. Lincoln refers to the theme of its latest cabin designs, as in the Aviator and Corsair, "Quiet Flight," and the road-scanning adaptive suspension on the Lincoln Aviator is called "Air Glide," neither term being trademarked. This leads our suspicions to eGlide becoming a vehicle component that could potentially serve a model with any powertrain, not necessarily battery-electric only, and eGlide won't be the name of the Lincoln EV that Ford says is still on the way. Another clue is that Ford included the word "Lincoln" in the term. Trademarked vehicle names such as Aviator and Corsair don't include the make, but services for vehicles do, such as the trademarks for Lincoln Connect and Lincoln Co-Pilot 360. We'll admit that a little bit of hope informs this line of thinking as well. Ford having done Lincoln the fabulous service of giving Lincolns terrific names, we'd be aghast if the Corsair and Navigator had to share showroom space with an eGlide. We've no choice but to wait for a retail product to provide answers. In the meantime, if we could just get to the bottom of this "Fastor Charge" trademark, and what's this bit about "Vandemonium?" Related Video:
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Sun, Apr 3 2016According to Automotive News, Lincoln has a list of about 40,000 people who have expressed interest in the brand's upcoming Continental sedan. While that may sound paltry next to the 250,000 people or so who have so far put deposits down for a Tesla Model 3, it's great news for Ford's luxury brand. "This is the most buzz I've seen in a long, long time," says Dan Marks, chairman of the Lincoln National Dealer Council. Lincoln is riding a wave of increased interest in 2016, having topped 100,000 sales last year. Prior to that, the last time that milestone was passed was way back in 2008. As is the case with most automakers, though, much of Lincoln's sales boost can be traced back to strong demand for crossovers like the MKX and SUVs like the Navigator. That makes 2017 an interesting time for Lincoln to be relaunching the Continental sedan. We can expect to see lots of marketing leading to its launch. "Extensive prelaunch activities" are planned, Matt VanDyke, director of global Lincoln, told Automotive News. We'll have to wait a little while longer before we know whether all that pent-up interest leads to actual sales. Or, put another way, whether the 2017 Continental will be a mic drop moment or a big flop.
Jim Hackett says metal tariffs costing Ford $1 billion in profits
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