The ‘08 Town Car’s V8 engine generates 239-horse power, four-speed electronic automatic transmission and 287 lb-ft of torque and provides smooth acceleration. There’s dual exhaust, so the power will be felt more than heard. This Lincoln gets an estimated 25 mpg on the highway.

Features contributing to the suave appearance of the new Town Car include quad-beam halogen headlamps or HID headlamps for even more illumination, an available power moonroof and 17-inch, 12-spoke machined aluminum wheels, which are standard with this model.

Interior comfort is provided with glove-soft leather trim and satin-nickel accents. For those desiring a roomier ride, there’s an available Signature L option that allows for six more inches of space than the other Town Car models. Front seats are heated and cooled at two temperature settings, and there’s also dual-zone electronic temperature control.

Features like Rear Park Assist, which uses ultrasonic sensors mounted in the rear bumper to alert of objects within 16 feet of the vehicle, shows the Town Car has come a long way in the technology department.

Lincoln’s 2008 Town Car is a combination of advancement, safety and reliability, making it likely to be a must-have for this year’s shoppers.

As the ‘08 MKZ is a high value, it must be protected. Lincoln accomplishes that feat with its anti-theft system, which prevents the engine from being started without the coded key. If the special key is not used, the engine will be immobilized, making it hard for this model to be stolen.

Adding to safety are many standard features, including six standard airbags, and a Safety Cage using high-grade steel frame rails that protect passengers and the driver in the case of an accident. If an accident happens, the rails crumple to absorb impact, diverting energy away from the MKZ’s occupants.

It will be hard to get lost while on a jaunt in the MKZ. Its DVD-based navigation system with GPS can find destinations, shorter routes, and can reroute the vehicle if a turn is missed.

This Lincoln is said to have an energetic design, and the sleek body boasts and assertive stance while its chrome grille and exterior lines create an appearance of constant movement. Other features adding to the look include a power moonroof, standard 17-inch, painted aluminum wheels and HID headlamps that provide additional illumination.

Lincoln’s 2008 MKZ is secure, reliable and attractive, making it likely to be one of the most appealing models this year.

Adding to the practical appearance of the ‘08 Navigator are features like a striking chrome grille, chrome accents and convenient features include power-deployable running boards and power folding heated exterior mirrors.

Style moves to the inside of this Lincoln with chrome door handles and leather and wood-trimmed steering wheel, making the Navigator as impressive inside as it is on the exterior. There’s a Navigator L option, adding length for extra cargo space and a third-row seat.

This model was designed with safety in mind, as it comes standard with dual-stage airbag, enhancing protection for the front passenger and driver. The Navigator also was given a five-star rating by the government for crash testing. Also contributing to safety is Roll Stability Control, featuring a motion sensor to measure the vehicle’s roll-rate 100 times per second, which helps determine when and how the system will apply brakes and modify engine power to avoid a rollover in the event of an accident.

High performance is another asset to the Navigator, as it is equipped with a V8 engine that delivers 300-horse power and 365 lb-foot of torque, and also gets an average 18 mpg on the highway.

Lincoln’s 2008 Navigator is sleek, safe and innovative, and is likely to be on the top seller list this year for Lincoln.

Standard safety features include a Personal Safety System that uses enhanced protection for the driver and front passenger. Included is controlled airbag energy deployment levels and safety belt tension in certain frontal accidents. There’s also LATCH attachments for child-restraint safety installation, and anti-lock brakes.

A chromed Lincoln waterfall grille adds to the ‘08 Mark LT’s sporty, yet sleek appearance, as well as other features like 18-inch machine cast aluminum wheels and the standard 5.5-foot bed.

Looking inside this Lincoln truck, the redesigned interior shows a modern appeal, with plush leather-trimmed seats and genuine wood trim that provides a stylish warmth to the interior. There’s also sleek satin-nickel accents that update the cabin to a contemporary feel. Comfort is provided with climate control and adjustable driver’s seats and pedals.

An Audiophile audio system comes standard, and includes a 6-disc in-dash CD changer with MP3 playback capability, subwoofer and speed-compensated volume. Satellite radio capability also is available. The DVD navigation system also is impressive. Using GPS, it finds destinations and can even find alternate routes to allow for a quicker jaunt if that is what the driver desires.

Lincoln’s 2008 Mark LT is sporty, up on technology and safe, and Lincoln buyers will definitely be taking some test-drives if a pick-up truck is their desire this year.

Safety is important in this Lincoln, as it comes with six standard airbags that help protect the driver and front passenger. The system includes side-impact protection and rollover detection. There’s also a safety cage, which uses stamped-steel ladder frame rails and intrusion beams to help channel impact energy away from the passengers, helping to keep them safe and sound.

The suave appearance of the ‘08 MKX has exterior features to thank for its look, including a chrome grille and flowing lines. There’s also adaptive headlamps, a Vista roof and 18-inch aluminum wheels that contribute to style.

Taking a look inside this model, style continues with features like genuine wood, bright nickel and chrome accents. Front seats are heated and cools at three levels, adding to comfort, and innovative aluminum engine, a spoiler designed to reduce wind noise and sound-deadening materials in strategic spots to help lower noise, vibrations and harshness.

Entertainment is provided with a rear-seat DVD player, which can play movies and video games on an 8-inch flip-down screen. Audio options include an available THX system with 14 speakers, and MP3 playback and satellite radio capability also is available. The MKX comes standard with an AM/FM system with MP3 playback capability and 6-disc in-dash CD changer.

Lincoln’s 2008 MKX is advanced, safe and reliable, and luxury car buyers will have a hard time passing it by without a second look this year.