The Evolution of Lincoln: A Legacy of American Luxury

Tracing Lincoln’s Legacy: A Century of Excellence

Henry Leland founded Lincoln Motor Company in 1917, naming it after President Abraham Lincoln

Initially producing aircraft engines during World War I, Lincoln transitioned to luxury automobiles post-war, embodying style and craftsmanship

Ford’s 1922 acquisition of Lincoln marked its entry into the high-end car segment.

Landmark Moments in Lincoln’s History

• 1936 Lincoln Zephyr: Redefined style with its groundbreaking aerodynamic design
• 1939 Lincoln Continental: Widely regarded as a pinnacle of automotive beauty and luxury.
• 1961 Lincoln Continental: Known for its iconic rear-hinged “suicide doors” and cultural significance
• 1998 Lincoln Navigator: Set the standard for luxury SUVs, blending size and sophistication.

The Secret to Lincoln’s Enduring Elegance

Innovation and quality are at the heart of Lincoln’s legacy

Lincoln leads the way with innovations like hybrid technology and unparalleled safety systems

With services like The Lincoln Way, every customer feels valued and pampered

Today’s Lineup: A Reflection of Legacy

Today’s Lincoln models showcase a perfect fusion of cutting-edge technology and refined elegance.

• Lincoln Navigator: Combines luxury and utility for discerning drivers
• Lincoln Aviator: Combines sleek design with top-tier performance.
• Lincoln Corsair: Redefines compact luxury with smart features and stylish looks
• Lincoln Nautilus: Designed for those who demand comfort and performance