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by MADYL - Top 500
Dec 17 '01 - Updated Dec 22 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Sporty, attractive, handles great! Cons: Less resale than a BMW, Smaller front space than most Lincolns The Bottom Line: If you want to buy luxury and buy American, this is a great car!
In April, I made the decision to purchase a new car. After six years of driving a 1995 Ford Escort (the first car that I purchased after I graduated college) and after being told that my car didn’t suit my style or personality, I was ready for a serious...
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by brucec32 - Top 500
Apr 29 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: handling, power(V-8), smooth ride, nice looking(w/ sports pkg), affordable Cons: lack of interior storage, steep depreciation, interior materials The Bottom Line: While probably a better bet as a used purchase due to steep depreciation, I like the LS as a lower cost alternative to German and Japanese sports sedans.
This is a review of the 2001 Lincoln LS. Since it was new for 2000, it has only a few changes for 2001. They include things like an improved cupholder, an additional powerpoint, available in-dash CD changer, a compass, a new 17" chrome wheel design on...
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by undergraduate
Jan 08 '07
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Handling, Safety, Looks, Price, Features, V8 Cons: Sourcing Parts, Bad Ignition Coils The Bottom Line: Great car and so much fun to drive!
Chances are if you are reading this you either are considering buying a Lincoln LS (obviously used) or you own one and need some info about something that might be going on with it. Therefore, I'm going to focus on things that you would want to know if ...
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by dkozin - Top 10
Apr 30 '01 - Updated May 25 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Looks, price Cons: Slow steering, car feels big and heavy, too soft suspension, transmission slow to downshift The Bottom Line: Lincoln LS is no American BMW it looks like one, but the looks are deceiving.
Last weekend I went to Cadillac’s “World Challenge” event, at which you can drive cars from Cadillac, Lincoln, Jaguar, Lexus, Mercedes and BMW on the road course. So I got a chance to compare Lincoln LS, Cadillac Catera Sport, Mercedes C320 and BMW...
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by jenni796 - Top 1000
Mar 20 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: power, overall style, safety Cons: none The Bottom Line: You would have to take a test drive in this car to believe how great it really is!
This is one smooth car on the inside and out. The 2001 Lincoln LS has more features than I have seen on any car. I own a Durango and a Corvette so this was quite a change for me. My boss bought the 2001 Lincoln LS as a company car for his business in...
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by EAM3
Nov 28 '00 - Updated Dec 01 '00
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Styling, comfort, driving feel, value, rear wheel drive, vast list of standard equipment Cons: Interior could use more quality materials, more storage room inside, thirsty
Recently my fiance and I began looking for a comfortable, near-luxury sedan priced in the low 30s. The finalists were the Acura TL, Chrysler 300M, Lincoln LS, Saab 9-3 and Volvo S60. She currently drives a 1998 S70 GLT (see my review of it at...
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by WestCoastGuy
Aug 31 '00
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: costs less than 528i and GS300 Cons: inferior to 528i and GS300
I recently shopped for a new car, and the Lincoln LS was on my "short list", along with the Acura TL, Chrysler 300M and BMW 3-series. The objective: as much performance and luxury as possible for around $30k.
The LS is a huge step...
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by RBradford
Mar 14 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Looks, Ride, Interior, Performance, and Everything Else!! Cons: Back Doors Automatically Lock, Minor Inconvenience... The Bottom Line: The best bargain in luxury cars around! It has a split personality, also doubling as a sports car with great power and awesome handling and performance.
Wow, who would have thunk it? Me, driving a Lincoln.
If you had asked me a few years ago what I might be driving today, I guarantee you I would NOT have answered "a Lincoln". I'm way too young to be driving a car from the same company that...
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by kermie530
Apr 20 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Great for looks and mob pimpin'. Look hard and see the true beauty. Cons: I want it to be a cadillac The Bottom Line: Do you wanna G' ride in my cruiser. Maybe you can play in my cock pit...
Well the car was great for a test drive and it’s a wonderful car to see on the freeway. It rides well with the comfy interior as well as the increased safety installments Lincoln likes to put in makes this a great buy. Lincoln LS in a great car for the...
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by joeyjock
Apr 16 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Great performance, comfort and styling in a surprisingly affordable package. Cons: Aside from a lack of interior storage, this car is flawless. The Bottom Line: Great performance, style and quality in a sport sedan for thousands less than anything in its class.
Driving the 2001 Lincoln LS is a pure joy! I own the V-8 with the Optional Sport Package, and have been totally convinced that the Lincoln LS is a viable alternative -- at considerable savings -- to higher priced imports such as the BMW and Lexus.
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by chrisf_ipa.net
Nov 28 '00
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Style, Simplicity, Durability Cons: fake wood (that can be replaced $300)
My grandparents recently purchased a 2001 Lincoln LS. They kept their 98 Mark VIII,
and since I am 16, and talked them into the car, they let me drive it 98% of the time, and I
must say I love the car. It is wonderful to drive, and you may...
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by fballs
May 12 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: American, Styling,... Cons: Not quite a BMW, and options The Bottom Line: Great for the first try, now lets see how they improve on it.
I currently have a 2001 Lincoln LS as a company car. I got it fully loaded with the sport package. I was glad when this car came out because my boss only gets American company cars, and my only option was a Buick Park Avenue...yeah right. So not I have a...
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by grygomaca
Jan 18 '01 - Updated Mar 07 '02
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Lincoln Status With European Luxury Import Feel, Reasonably Priced, Drives Like A Sports Car Cons: Smaller Moonroof, Heated Seats Not Entirely Heated, No Longer Available In Vibrant White The Bottom Line: I highly recommend the 2001 Lincoln LS!
Do you want a "status" symbol like a Lincoln but love the look of sporty, European luxury imports? Then I must say... the Lincoln LS may be your perfect match! It also helps that this little Lincoln costs exceptionally less than my favorite... the Town...
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by kamrast
May 17 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Power,Comfort,Interior Appointment,Driveability Cons: Dealer Service, Space, Measly gas tank,
Lincoln image The Bottom Line: If you want a fast, well equipped comfortable sedan and don't mind shoddy dealer support then the Lincoln LS is a good value for money.
Lincoln had high ambitions with this car and in many respects they've done a fine job. But, the 2000 LS does not have the assembly quality of a Lexus, the overall handling of a Bimmer or the after-sales care of an Infiniti.
It is an...
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by moparzz
Nov 30 '01
Author's Product Rating: Recommended: Yes 
Pros: Goes where you point it......fast! Great suspension, quiet ride. Cons: Interior storage. The Bottom Line: A whole new direction for Lincoln. In price/performance categories this model may rattle a few German and Japanese high-end automakers.
I admit that I have had this 2001 Lincoln LS (V8) for only a few days, but like they say, the first impressions are the most important.....and I'm impressed. I have owned nearly 60 cars in all makes and sizes and this car feels like it was built around...
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