Lincoln LS

[sdmtnbiker420 10+ year member]

I still don't get why people have these generalizations about domestic cars. If you buy them used, then a lot of times it depends how well someone took care of their car and how well you take care of it.

Sometimes generalizations are true. I currently have 2 chevy trucks, both of which were brand new. Just to set the record straight, I love chevy's, they are smooth and powerful, but any moron can tell you that the reliability isn't there. If anybodty argues against that, they are lieiing to themselves or just plain stupid.

I have a Chevy and a Nissan with the same mileages (150k).... Chevy has had $2k of engine work and starting to fall apart, nissan hasn't needed a thing and seems to run better than when it was new.

The Chevy is twice as fast (and weighs more)

So as you can see, i'm not biased in any way, i'm just saying what I have experienced

 

[MrSwiss 10+ year member]

i was very close to buying one im glad i didnt. very pretty car. ive heard its very high maintenance. dont get a 2000, it was the first model year. alot of longterm problems. the best year to get them is a 2003. that was a major refresh year where they did alot of refinements under the hood. i researched this car alot.

 

[pcolasfinest 10+ year member]

i was very close to buying one im glad i didnt. very pretty car. ive heard its very high maintenance. dont get a 2000, it was the first model year. alot of longterm problems. the best year to get them is a 2003. that was a major refresh year where they did alot of refinements under the hood. i researched this car alot.

i have a 2000 and haven't had any problems what so ever, of course i don't what problems it has had befoe i bought it a year and a half ago, but as of maintenance its just like any other car, oil change etc etc.. ..

 

[WALKS UP]

I got 2 friends that have had one, Both blew there trannys on them, I honestly wouldnt recommend getting one.