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- Based: Dearborn, Michigan
- Founded in August 1917
- Founder: Henry M. LelandLincolns of Distinction: Lincoln History
- Parent company: Ford Motor Company
- Acquired by Ford in 1922
- Ford paid $8,000,000 for the companyLincolns of Distinction: Lincoln History
- Products: Luxury cars
- Leland was one of the founders of Cadillac
- Lincoln Motor Company originally manufactured Liberty aircraft engines
- Presidential Cars: Lincoln V12 convertible, Lincoln Cosmopolitan and Lincoln ContinentalC.Barat.Free.fr: 1961-1969 Lincoln Continental Limousine
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Lincoln is an American luxury car manufacturer originally based out of Spring Hill, Tennessee. Lincoln is owned by Ford Motor Company.
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Timeline
- August 1917: FoundedUnique Cars and Parts: Lincoln
- February 4, 1922: Ford Motor Company purchased LincolnUnique Cars and Parts: Lincoln
- 1927: Greyhound was adopted as emblemConceptCarz.com: 1924 Lincoln 135
- 1939: Lincoln Continental producedHistomobile: Lincoln Continental
- 1939-1950: Lincoln V12 used by Franklin D. RooseveltConceptCarz.com: Lincoln Model K
- 1965: Lincoln Cosmopolitan retired after being used by Presidents Harry Truman, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon JohnsonKarws.gso.uri.edu: Presidential Limo Lineage
- 1998-2002: Member of the Premier Automotive GroupFord Motor Company: LINCOLN MERCURY: BUILDING FOR THE FUTURE
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Lincoln Car Questions
What are the Lincoln Memorial summer hours? 1 AnswerLincoln Memorial HOURS OF OPERATION: Open Daily 8 a.m. to midnight Closed: Dec. 25 ADMISSION: Free Getting Around PARKING: Parking spaces are difficult to find... read more
Was Abraham Lincoln a racist? 4 AnswersIt seems that there are books on the subject, and they tend to lean towards the idea that he was somewhat racist, although holding quite different opinions than... read more
Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth President of the United States. What would you ask him? 7 AnswersWow. I've been wanting to talk to this guy for a while. Like many others, I do not believe Lincoln was a great man, or a great president. Lincoln was a deeply t... read more



