Lincoln Mark LT Research & Reviews

Overview & Reviews

Average Score

4.35/5 Average
66 Total Reviews
Model Overview:

Astute consumers will note that the Lincoln Mark LT is actually the company's second attempt at building a luxury pickup truck. The similarly sized Blackwood predecessor had a few unique and interesting features, but was criticized for being both overpriced and impractical. Moreover, many felt the cabin did not live up to its luxurious nameplate. So Lincoln went back to the drawing board and the resulting Mark LT is more practical and stylish. Though obviously closely related to the crew-cab version of the Ford F-150 full-size pickup, Lincoln's version had a more contemporary and upscale interior and unique exterior styling cues.

As a competitor in the luxury truck segment, the Lincoln Mark LT pickup offered the benefits of an upscale look, a roomy cabin, a choice of a 5.5-foot bed or 6.5-foot bed, and smooth power and ride qualities. Full-size pickup truck shoppers just wanting something a bit different from a commonplace pickup probably drove away from a Lincoln dealership satisfied even though the Mark LT didn't offer anything really significant beyond what was available on the F-150. It was mostly cosmetic upgrades like a chrome Lincoln grille, special taillights and Lincoln badging.

The LT's final year was 2008. In its place, Ford introduced the F-150 Platinum, the highest trim level offered in the model lineup.

Most Recent Lincoln Mark LT

The Lincoln Mark LT was available only as a full-size crew-cab truck in two sizes: a standard-wheelbase model with 5.5-foot bed or a longer-wheelbase version with a 6.5-foot bed. Compared to its down-market Ford cousin, the Lincoln differed mainly in its styling. There was only one trim level available -- standard features included leather seating, wood trim, heated front seats, keyless entry and a premium MP3/CD audio system (with satellite radio added for '08). Options included rear-seat DVD entertainment, a navigation system, a rearview camera (added for '08), a power rear window and chromed 18-inch wheels, bed-rail caps and running boards.

Behind the Mark LT's signature Lincoln grille was a 5.4-liter V8 making 300 horsepower and 365 pound-feet of torque; the only transmission was a four-speed automatic. Depending on your traction requirements, two- and four-wheel-drive variants were available. The Mark LT's roomy cabin seated five and, although luxurious, it was not substantially different from its fully dressed Ford cousin. The leather seats were comfortable and had contrasting colored piping, while the gauges were chrome-trimmed and incorporated the Lincoln logo. To lend an upscale look to the cabin, Lincoln designers dressed up the dash with faux wood trim and leather; the trim on the dash, steering wheel and shifter was especially nice, as the exposed stitching added an extra element of refinement.

On the road, the Lincoln's V8 lacked the low-end grunt of the V8 engines in the Escalade EXT, Dodge Ram and Toyota Tundra, but almost made up for that with its smooth, quiet power delivery. Suspension tuning was on the soft side, resulting in a smooth and comfortable highway ride, but handling was not exactly nimble. Brake pedal feel was only so-so as well, though the Lincoln Mark LT stopped acceptably short for a vehicle that weighed nearly 3 tons loaded.

Past Lincoln Mark LT models

Lincoln introduced the Mark LT luxury pickup for the 2006 model year. A few changes came in 2007, as a navigation system, 20-inch chrome wheels and power-folding mirrors were added to the options list. The 6.5-foot cargo bed option was also new this year; all '06 Lincoln Mark LTs had a 5.5-foot bed.

User Reviews:

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  • Truck that feels like a car - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    This is my husbands 4th truck since Ive known him and it beats the snot out of all the others hes had (F-350 Lariat, Dodge Ram SLT x2). The exterior is so tuff, everyone looks.The interior is incredibly comfortable, nicer than my Acura RL. We tow a boat on a tandem trailer (about 7500) pounds and you cant even tell its there. Ive driven it across state, was worried because it seems so big, and it was perfect. Comfy, roomy, tremendous stereo, all the features are on the wheel or within easy reach. The chrome runnings boards are so cool. We have never had a single problem with this truck. We would definitely buy this vehicle again.

  • Need to improve the outlook on luxury - 2007 Lincoln Mark LT
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    I bought this truck because it was dealer used and had only 12,000 miles on it. The truck rides great and seems to have power although I have not towed anything with it. Visually its a beautiful truck, but it has errors that should not be on luxury vehicles. The chrome rocker panels are wavy looking. The drivers seat is already showing signs of tear and wear with only 13,100 miles on it. The shifter feels cheap and the gas mileage is horrendous. 12-13mpg average. The touch screen for the radio and navigation is a pain to scroll through. No rear air controls. The brake dust is comparable to Mercedes and BMW.

  • Fantastic Truck - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    We looked at all makes including the Import Trucks and not one could compare. The Lincoln offered Luxury at its finest and the ability to have a usable bed for hauling, unlike the Cadillacs. The review by supposedly industry critics that ding it for not offering a Navigation system is crazy, the better option here is to buy a Garmin that you can move from vehicle to vehicle and update via the web! The truck has all the luxury comforts, individual style, guts, and looks incredibile! The imports that get all the rave reviews, did not compare. The Cadillac is awesome but so is the price tag! The Lincooln fit a perfect nitch! Great job Lincoln! We Love it and the quality is A1!

  • owner - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    Truck is good, with the exception of the tires, they are passenger tires and the side bow out when a trailer is towed. they are not safe for this vehicle. Why werent light TRUCK TIREs put on the vehicle to meet standard regulations for selling what you advertise?

  • truckin n style - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    Pros- Handles bumps and rough roads like a dream, very quite. awsome stereo. interior looks great. great job with soundproofing interior. excellent ride hieght. decent power compared to my 01 GMC. Cons- ash tray rattles. problems with starting after short trip to store takes several attempts to start (intermittent). rough idle. Stick on simulated navigator tail lights (kinda Griswald looking)

  • Ford Can Provide Warranty Parts - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    At 25K, fuel injector failed destroying catalytic converter. Truck has been in shop 4 weeks. Converter on order for over 3 weeks & just slipped delivery another 1 1/2 weeks. Ford replacement Catalytic Converters are not readily available. If I used a Ford truck for a living I would be in serious trouble. Dealership is not the problem as Ford cannot provide part required for repairs. Dealer has been in contact with Ford w/no results. Extended warranty would not have helped. Will this be the last injector failure???

  • Many of Compliments - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    Since I picked up my Mark LT I have received nothing but great comments. It handles better than most cars with the security of a truck. I love all the options but it is not gaudy like some of the other luxury vehicles. I highly recomend.

  • Very Happy! - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    This is the truck for those of us who said they would never drive a truck. Unlike the EXT it is a real truck. These are the most comfortable seats I have ever had in a SUV. I am very happy with it and people look at it everywhere I go. Sure it could be faster and the mpg isnt the greatest but you know that going in.

  • Just what I needed - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    The Lincoln Mark LT is awesome for its first year, the exterior design is so sexy and big everyone just has to look, the chrome running boars add to the chrome on the side of the truck and the grill. The power sunroof and power sliding back window is so cool. Luxury in a truck, this is it. looked at pretty much every other truck and just saw this big red beauty and 3 days later it was mine. If you dont like the features in the truk why would you buy it in the first place? to complain? good idea...ya right.

  • Great Truck! - 2006 Lincoln Mark LT
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    I have really enjoyed this truck! I used it as my daily driver for about a year, when I sold one car and was not sure which car I wanted to get next. This truck gets lots of looks and compliments, and it functions quite capably as a "truck" too! I have used it often to haul dirt, mulch, rocks, brush, trash, you name it - it does it all with style. It does a great job towing a 24 foot boat as well. Everyone who has ridden in it has commented on how nice the interior is and how comfortable it is. I havent put a lot of miles on it (16,000) but it has not given me any problems. I have heard they are not going to build it after 2008, which is disappointing because its really a great truck!

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