|  The new 2007 Mark LT continues to blend all of the power and versatility of a truck with the comfortable interior found in a luxury car. Now available in two different bed lengths, the Mark LT offers outstanding towing and payload ratings, while the stylish interior offers ample room for driver and passengers to ride in comfort. Both are proof that Mark LT lets you arrive like you mean it, but in the most comfortable way.
The 2007 Lincoln Mark LT is a 4-door, 5-passenger luxury pickup, available in two trims, the 4X2 and the 4X4.
Upon introduction, both trims are equipped with a standard 5.4-liter, V8, 300-horsepower engine that achieves 14-mpg in the city and 18-mpg on the highway. A 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard
Lincoln freshens up the Mark LT for 2007, with chrome surrounds for the brake lights and an appearance package with a body-colored grille surround, bumpers and mirror caps.
Appearance cues are taken from the Lincoln family of passenger cars and sport utility vehicles, with chrome providing a unifying theme. It is used on the bumpers, mirrors, door handles and lower cladding.
The signature waterfall grille with a prominent Lincoln star, wide taillamps and thick-spoked wheels enhance the Mark LT's family resemblance to Lincoln's Aviator and Navigator SUVs. Box rail moldings are optional. For 2007, there's also an option of 20-inch chromed wheels.
Built on a 138.5-inch wheelbase, the Mark LT measures 223.8 inches long overall and stands 73.5 inches tall. The front suspension uses double wishbones and a coil-over-shock configuration. Leaf springs and outboard shock absorbers are installed at the rear.
Lincoln adds an auto-dimming driver-side rearview mirror as standard equipment for 2007, as well as ebony wood trim in various places throughout the cabin. There is also an optional DVD-based navigation system.
Five occupants fit inside the Mark LT. Luxury touches include genuine Ebony wood accents and soft Nudo leather seating surfaces. The seats feature French-style pleating and incorporate a quilted pattern insert. Contrasting-colored stitching is used atop the instrument cluster.
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