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Encyclopedia > Lincoln Mark VII

The Continental Mark VII, later called just Mark VII, was a large luxurious coupe from Lincoln. Introduced in 1984, the Continental Mark VII shared its platform with the Ford Thunderbird. The Mark VII has most comfort/convienence options that were available in the 1980's. This included all power accessories, leather seating, keyless entry, on-board computer/message center, digital instruments (on all except the LSC models). The engine choices were a 5.0L V8 and an ultra-rare (200-500 made) 2.4L I-6 Diesel. The Diesel was a Setyr design (a subsidary of BMW) with a turbocharger. Rumors have it that a 5 speed manual transmission was bolted to at least 1 of these diesels. The Mark VII was the first American vehicle with electronic 4 channel antilock brakes (November 1984, 6 months before the Corvette). It was also the first American vehicle with composite headlights. There were 4 trim levels to start with: Base, Versace Designer, Bill Blass Designer, and LSC. The Versace had unique stitched seats, the Bill Blass had pillow top seats with "BB" etched in the backrest. The LSC was designed to compete against European luxury coupes, so it had stiffer suspension, dual exhaust, sport leather seats, a higher output engine (ex. w/diesel) and sport styled 16" rims. The LSC also had analog gauges (1985+) with a Speedometer, Tachometer, Fuel Level guage, Coolant Temperature guage, and separate trip and regular odometers. All the others had digital instruments with just a Speedometer, Fuel Level guage, and trip odometer. All Mark VII's came with full airbag suspension with an electronic ride control system.


Trim Levels:

  • 1984-1987 Contenental Mark VII (Base)
  • 1984-1985 Versace Designer Edition
  • 1984-1992 Bill Blass Designer Edition
  • 1984-1992 LSC (Luxury Sport Coupe)


Engine options:

  • 2.4L I6, 115 hp Diesel (1984-1985) w/ ZF 4 Speed Automatic
  • 4.9 L V8, 140 hp CFI (1984-1985) w/ AOD 4 Speed Automatic
  • 4.9 L V8, 180 hp CFI (1985 LSC) w/ AOD 4 Speed Automatic
  • 4.9 L V8, 150 hp, 275 lb/ft SEFI (1986-1987) w/ AOD 4 Speed Automatic
  • 4.9 L V8, 200 hp SEFI (1988-1987 LSC) w/ AOD 4 Speed Automatic
  • 4.9 L V8, 225 hp, 300 lb/ft SEFI (1987 LSC; 1988+ ALL) w/ AOD 4 Speed Automatic

Awards

The Mark VII LSC was on Car and Driver magazine's Ten Best list for 1986.


  Results from FactBites:
 
Lincoln Continental Mark VII - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (725 words)
It was replaced by the Lincoln Mark VIII in 1993.
The Mark VII was the first American vehicle with electronic 4-channel antilock brakes (November 1984, 6 months before the Corvette).
All Mark VII's had the rare option of a power trunk pull-down motor, in which the trunk lid was clicked closed and then automatically pulled down about an inch by a motor mounted inside the trunk.
Lincoln Mark series - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (2457 words)
The Mark III was the first Mark produced by Lincoln itself since its predecessor the Continental Mark II was manufactured by Continental which for the two years of its manufacture was a separate Ford division apart from Lincoln.
Lincoln, with the Mark V and Continental, held out for the giant American car longer than anyone else, but after 1979 it would not be possible.
The Continental Mark VII used the Ford Fox platform, which was originally used by the 1978 Ford Fairmont and Mercury Zephyr.
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