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Eric Peters, Editor
The Mark LT is a full-size, four-door luxury pickup based on the Ford F-Series. It offers roomy four-door cabin, plenty of features and a useful 5.5-foot (and optional 6.5-foot) cargo bed. For the new model year, all Mark LTs get a revised front-end treatment with new grille and headlamps, plus chrome trim surrounds for the rear taillamps, in addition to the optional long bed
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"Since the year 2000 I have owned nothing but Lexus and Mercedes Benz. After having the toys I was ready for a large spacious truck. My 2007 Mark lt rides as well as my previous... Read full review
Beautiful truck on the inside and outside. Lots of features including moonroof, navigation, satellite radio, traction control, park assist, and excellent seating with good leg space in... Read full review
Bought this towards year end with a great deal having owned an Aviator before. Needed a pickup that I could throw stuff in and haul with occasionally, but with luxury items. It drives... Read full review
| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2007 Lincoln Mark LT: 2WD Supercrew 139" | $38,125 / $34,280 | City: 14 Hwy: 18 |
| 2007 Lincoln Mark LT: 2WD Supercrew 150" | $38,425 / $34,543 | City: 14 Hwy: 18 |
| 2007 Lincoln Mark LT: 4WD Supercrew 139" | $41,225 / $36,993 | City: 14 Hwy: 18 |
| 2007 Lincoln Mark LT: 4WD Supercrew 150" | $41,525 / $37,255 | City: 14 Hwy: 18 |
The Mark LT is a full-size, four-door luxury pickup based on the Ford F-Series. It offers roomy four-door cabin, plenty of features and a useful 5.5-foot (and ... Read full review
for the 2007 Lincoln Mark LT from a dealer near you.
MSRP: $38,125 - $41,525
"Since the year 2000 I have owned nothing but Lexus and Mercedes Benz. After having the toys I was ready for a large spacious truck. My 2007 Mark lt rides as... Read more
Beautiful truck on the inside and outside. Lots of features including moonroof, navigation, satellite radio, traction control, park assist, and excellent... Read more
Bought this towards year end with a great deal having owned an Aviator before. Needed a pickup that I could throw stuff in and haul with occasionally, but with... Read more
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