1998 Lincoln Mark Viii Lsc Sedan 2-door 4.6l on 2040-cars
Arlington, Texas, United States
For Sale By:Private Seller
Transmission:Automatic
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Options: Sunroof, Cassette Player, Leather Seats, CD Player
Sub Model: LSC Special Edition
Safety Features: Anti-Lock Brakes, Driver Airbag, Passenger Airbag
Exterior Color: Pearl White
Power Options: Air Conditioning, Cruise Control, Power Locks, Power Windows, Power Seats
Interior Color: Two Tone Grey
Number of Cylinders: 8
Year: 1998
Make: Lincoln
Model: Mark Series
Numbered car 216 Special Edition with low miles. Purchased from original owner. Garage Kept. The pictures speak for themselves.
Two minor scratches.
The sleek styling of the exterior combined with the elegant interior with its soft leather seats and computerized status readout make this a unique automobile. The air-ride suspension makes you feel like you’re floating at times. At other times the sports tuned suspension lets you corner like the car was painted on the road. The body styling and chrome wheels absolutely turn heads and gate guards will think twice before questioning your right to enter. With the best possible combination of features offering Lincoln class and comfort combined with Ford’s powerhouse InTech 32-valve engine when you drive this Mark VIII you do truly own the road.
At 290 horsepower and 295 feet pounds of torque, the Mark VIII’s 4.6-liter overhead-cam V-8 provides tons of smooth, seamless power. With its high-performance exhaust note adding an element of nostalgia, this hot-rod Lincoln can't decide whether to cruise the country club or show off at the drag strip. It's fast and it's responsive, thanks to the sports suspension that irons out the rough spots while keeping this cruiser remarkably level on curves, thanks to computer-adjusted air springs.
All under the powered moon roof, the interior is lush without being too plush. Supportive leather seats are set in a wide, roomy cabin, all nicely appointed, with an uncluttered dashboard holding gauges and controls that are simple and straightforward. The wide doors make it easy to get in and out of the front and rear seats. The trunk is enormous.
As you’d expect, the Mark VIII comes loaded to the gills with features, some of which are pretty unusual:
*Outside mirrors that tilt down when you back up and with built-in turn signals to warn nearby
drivers of lane changes.
*When the doors are unlocked by remote control, the mirrors illuminate the sides of the car and the
ground with what Lincoln called ''puddle lamps.''
*Neon lighting on the rear deck. The Mark VIII has a neon tube brake light mounted beneath the 48-
inch-wide, deck lid. Makes the car stand out at night.
*High-intensity-discharge (HID), low-beam headlamps that produce 2.7 times more light than halogen
lamps while using much less power. On high beams, they could double as airplane landing lights.
*A computer system that, with the touch of a button, analyzes major mechanical systems, computes
gas mileage, checks the oil, displays the date and time, and tells you which way you're going.
*A steering wheel and front seats that glide out of the way for entry and exit, then powers back into
their programmed place when the ignition key is inserted.
*An absolutely amazing stereo sound system with an eight-speaker, Ford/JBL AM/FM stereo
radio with compact disc.
*It comes with two original Owner’s Guide, Quick Tips Manual, The Benefits of Owning a Lincoln
booklet, and various other papers associated with the car.
*The original sticker price was $41,065.
The rest of the goodies:
Bucket Seats Tachometer
Center Console Trip Computer
Power Heated Mirrors Chrome Wheels
Keyless Entry System Traction Control
Lighted Entry System 4-Wheel ABS
Power Antenna Tinted Glass
Power Brakes Anti-Theft Alarm System
Rear Window Defroster Leather Seats
Driver Front Airbag Passenger Front Airbag
16-Inch Wheels Power Steering
4.6L V8 DOHC 32V FI Engine Remote Trunk release
Power Driver and Passenger Seats w/Memory Power Moon roof
Power Tilt and Telescopic Steering Wheel Air Conditioning
4-Speed Automatic Transmission w/OD Leather steering Wheel Trim
Self Leveling Suspension Power Door Locks
Automatic Climate Control System Power Windows
Automatic On/Off Headlights JBL Audio
Auto-Dim Exterior Mirror(s) AM/FM/CD Audio System
Auto-Dim Rear View Mirror Cruise Control
Exterior Interior
Width: 74.8 in. Rear Hip Room: 56.7 in.
Height: 53.6 in. Rear Head Room: 37.5 in.
Length: 207.3 in. Rear Leg Room: 32.5 in.
Curb Weight: 3778 lbs. Rear Shoulder Room: 59.5 in.
Wheel Base: 113.0 in. Front Leg Room: 42.6 in.
Front Tread: 62 in. Front Head Room: 38.1 in.
Rear Tread: 60 in. Front Hip Room: 55.6 in.
Towing Capacity: 2,000 lbs. Front Shoulder Room: 59.2 in.
Turning Radius: 18.6 ft. Trunk Capacity: 14.4 cu.ft.
Performance:
Horsepower: 290
Torque: 295
Fuel Capacity: 18 gal.
EPA MPG: 18 Cty/26 Hwy
Range: 324 Cty/468 Hwy
In 1997 the Mark VIII competed well with a ton of high end vehicles like Cadillac, Lexus, Infiniti, Jaguar, Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and high-priced SUVs. It still can but at a fraction of the price. Here’s your chance to drive a gorgeous high performance sports coupe with the prestige of a Lincoln.
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