Lincoln Mark LT

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#375 of 376 Re: An old slogan [glorifiedf150] by gregg_vw Sep 28, 2009 (4:23 am)
Replying to: glorifiedf150 (Sep 27, 2009 4:29 pm) They took styling cues from the Mark LT? The exterior of the Mark LT is the Ford F150's, with a modified grill and tail lights added to the tail gate. The new F150 Platinum edition is the replacement for the Mark here. In Mexico, they actually offer a new Mark LT, based on the '09 F150, but the demand here wasn't large enough to justify a new one here. Sorry about all your glitches. No, that is not normal. These days, you should be well able to drive a new vehicle for three or four years without anything at all going wrong. That has been my experience in several cars and trucks owned in the past decade or so. Replies to this message: glorifiedf150 (Sep 29, 2009 4:49 pm)
#376 of 376 Re: An old slogan [gregg_vw] by glorifiedf150 Sep 29, 2009 (4:49 pm)
Replying to: gregg_vw (Sep 28, 2009 4:23 am) gregg: You're right. I mis-spoke. What I meant was that the new F-150's are being dressed up more luxuriously than previous year models, which I perceive as being borrowed from the 'flavor' established in the Marks. It's bold and clever actually - a hybrid blending of traditional rugged workhorse, with sporty pizazz, with luxury trim and appointments. Honestly speaking - whereby I wouldn't want to go mud-bogging in my Mark; I'd definitely take a new F-150 to the opera.

#375 of 376: Re: An old slogan [glorifiedf150] by gregg_vw; Sep 28, 2009 (4:23 am)

Replying to: glorifiedf150 (Sep 27, 2009 4:29 pm)

They took styling cues from the Mark LT? The exterior of the Mark LT is the Ford F150's, with a modified grill and tail lights added to the tail gate. The new F150 Platinum edition is the replacement for the Mark here. In Mexico, they actually offer a new Mark LT, based on the '09 F150, but the demand here wasn't large enough to justify a new one here.

Sorry about all your glitches. No, that is not normal. These days, you should be well able to drive a new vehicle for three or four years without anything at all going wrong. That has been my experience in several cars and trucks owned in the past decade or so.

glorifiedf150 (Sep 29, 2009 4:49 pm)

#376 of 376: Re: An old slogan [gregg_vw] by glorifiedf150; Sep 29, 2009 (4:49 pm)

Replying to: gregg_vw (Sep 28, 2009 4:23 am)

gregg: You're right. I mis-spoke. What I meant was that the new F-150's are being dressed up more luxuriously than previous year models, which I perceive as being borrowed from the 'flavor' established in the Marks. It's bold and clever actually - a hybrid blending of traditional rugged workhorse, with sporty pizazz, with luxury trim and appointments. Honestly speaking - whereby I wouldn't want to go mud-bogging in my Mark; I'd definitely take a new F-150 to the opera.