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2004 Lincoln Mark X Concept


Throughout its history, Lincoln has used the Mark name to signal a truly special vehicle. It began with Edsel Fords first Continental, the Mark I. Next followed the 1956 Continental Mark II, which quickly became a classic because of its high quality, clean styling and consumate good taste.



The 1969 Mark III went on to sell more than 30,000 units, making it at the time, Lincolns most successful new model ever.
Other Mark vehicles were introduced in the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s.



The Mark X concept is designed to demonstrate the potential of the Lincoln brand by stretching its DNA to a sophisticated roadster. While a concept at this point, Mark X illustrates one possibility for expanding Lincoln into new luxury niches.



Based on the rear-wheel-drive Ford Thunderbird architecture, Mark X features a 3.9-liter, 4-valve DOHC V-8 aluminum engine mated to a five-speed automatic transmission delivering 280 horsepower and 286 foot-pounds of torque. Its athletic stance is accomplished through 19-inch, 12-spoke machined aluminum wheels with P245/40/R19 Michelin tires on the front and wider P275/35/R19 tires in the rear.



 

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