1997 Lincoln Mark VIII

The Lincoln Mark VIII made its debut in 1993, completely changing the game for Ford's luxury division. The 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII we're featuring today comes in its original Silver Frost paint and has only 59,447 miles on the clock, making it a fantastic example of this unique ride. The Mark VIII represents the last iteration of Lincoln's Mark Series luxury coupes, and the '97 model marks (no pun intended) the first and only facelift this model would see before it ended after the 1998 model year. Inside, you'll find a cozy Dove Grey leather interior with comfortable six-way power-adjustable bucket seats and a handy storage console in between. The woodgrain trim on the console and the chunky four-spoke steering wheel add some nice touches, while the power locks and windows cover almost all of the creature comforts. The original stereo has been replaced with a more modern Alpine AM/FM/CD Bluetooth head unit, enabling smartphone integration and providing a significant upgrade in musical choices. Under the long hood is a 4.6-liter DOHC InTech V-8 engine, built to compete with Cadillac's Northstar V-8 and others. This engine sends power through a 4R70W four-speed automatic transmission to a 3.08-geared rear end. Producing 280 horsepower and 285 pound-feet of torque when it was new, this Mark VIII can hit 0-60 mph in just about seven seconds-pretty impressive for a luxury-first car that weighs almost 3,800 pounds. *Believed Original Paint *Believed Original Panels *280 HP *InTech 4.6 Liter V8 *4R70W Four Speed Auto *Four Wheel Disc Brakes *ABS *Dove Grey Leather *Plush Bucket Seats *Power Seats *Power Windows *Power Locks *Power Steering *Upgraded Alpine Head Unit *Bluetooth Enabled *Receipts *Owner's Manual *Unique Luxury GT Car Experience the epitome of luxury with this 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII. Featuring a fully independent air ride-deleted suspension, this sporty Lincoln reins in speed with the help of four-wheel power disc brakes and ABS. Only about half of the Mark VIII models produced for the 1997 model year-approximately 16,805-came with standard trim. While it's challenging to determine exactly how many remain on the road today, finding another example like this one will be a challenge. With low mileage, original paint, and a design that hasn't been replicated since, this is the car you need if you want to make a statement. Don't hesitate-call today!