Used Lincoln Mark VIII for sale near Sebring, FL

My experience was great! Called on a weekend to check on a vehicle and Kim was very helpful and answered all my questions. I am from out of state and told them I could'nt be there to look at it or pick it up til Wednesday. Not a problem they held it for me and answered any remaining questions. The car has been great, and we will definitely be referring folks there and using them again.

Power, looks, high line engineering - what's now to like? Sure it has the aluminum block, 32-valve, DOHC - "Cobra" motor; that and the computer-driven, self-leveling air suspension. Interior features fighter jet cockpit-design, all-leather seats, and the extra quiet Lincolns are famous for. But, what did Eldorado owners expect. 1993 was as pretty good year for Ford, and the all-new Mark VIII reflected that new-found confidence.

Good selection, only problem is that there are no elcaminos near Schwenksville pa where I live

If the Mustang is the teenager, the Mark VIII is the adult. This is the luxury owner's muscle car. 14.8 sec in the 1/4 mile, w/ traction control off - it'll do burn outs all day, it is quiet as a mouse 95% of the time, & is a competent daily driver that you can take to the track to feast on older stock Fox Body Mustangs. The seats are supportive & comfortable, the interior is a timeless design, the JBL stereo is still has incredible sound (when combined with a bluetooth/fm converter plugged into the cigarette lighter) - you can play your phone audio thru the stereo such as Pandora/Spotify & Google Maps), the climate control is competent & it holds up as still contemporary. The engine is the first Ford modular engine & is still easy to work on & the tranny shifts flawlessly. The suspension air bags still work beautifully. Braking is good. I litrally have no complaints. I love the car so much, I have 2 examples of the Mark VIII (a 96 with 76k miles & a 95 with 107k miles). There are getting to be less good examples of Mark VIII's still available, so if you see one - get it while you still can. You can't find a classic Mustang anymore for less than $5,000 & most muscle cars in decent shape cost $10k or more. With the Mark VIII, you can still find good ones for $2,000.

My mklll has 32000 miles-always in garage-carpet like new-fantastic vehicle.comparable to a Rolls I once owned. Beautiful to look at-enjoyable to drive. Interior still smells like new.

It has great pick-up, very good looking, turns a lot of heads & questions about what it is, especially from younger drivers. If you are looking for a "hot" car but there are just to many mustangs around & you want to stand out, this is the one. It can be boosted to run as fast as you can afford & much more comfortable than a mustang.

I had a great experience working with Vantage. Mr. Herzog and Mr.Caesar really set me up with a nice classic Ford pickup truck, and I couldn't be happier. They were fast, direct, efficient, friendly and very helpful. It was well worth my drive from Connecticut to check them out. Ill definitely be reaching out to them again when I'm next in the market. Thank you Gentleman.

When the Mark VIII came out, I wanted one. I was fresh out of the Military. My friend had a 93, and he let me drive it, I was hooked, just couldn't afford it. I finally had the opportunity to get one...at age 61, a 98. This car will be in my will, it's going nowhere. I Love This Car.