Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 80. Chapters: Lincoln MKS, Peugeot 908 HDi FAP, Lexus LF, Hummer HX, XR-400, Ferrari P4/5 by Pininfarina, ULTRA AP, CityCar, Electrosport, Rambler Tarpon, Range Rover Evoque, Rolls-Royce Ghost, Concept car, Syrena Sport, AMC AMX-GT, AMC Cavalier, Dymaxion car, Aurora, General Motors Firebird, Lincoln Futura, Russo-Balt, Amitron, Wrightspeed X1, Aston Martin Rapide, DNV Fuel Fighter, Lincoln MKR, Eliica, Dome Zero, SEAT Tribu, Plymouth Slingshot, Mizzou Hydrogen Car Team, Mako Shark, Nike ONE, General Motors Hy-wire, SEAT León Twin drive, SEAT Altea Prototipo, Jaguar C-X75, BMW Vision Efficient Dynamics, Maserati Birdcage 75th, Lancia Megagamma, Lincoln MK9, Yamaha OX99-11, Jeep Hurricane, Le Sabre concept car, SEAT Tango, Phantom Corsair, SEAT Cupra GT, Red Bull X2010, Buick Y-Job, Experimental Safety Vehicle, Microdot, General Motors Sequel, Jeep Trailhawk, Al Araba 1, SEAT Salsa, Infiniti Essence, Porsche 114, Electron, Magnetic air car, Scottish Aviation Scamp, SEAT Bolero, Prodrive P2, Bertone Mantide, Ferrari Modulo, Lexus 2054, Bugatti 18/3 Chiron, Lotus CityCar, SEAT IBE, General Motors XP-883, Scion Fuse, Lotus M90, Cadillac Urban Luxury Concept, Rinspeed Presto, Ferrari Millechili, General Motors Ultralite, Suzuki GSX-R/4, EcoJet concept car, Pac-car, Buick Velite, Lincoln C, General Motors Precept, GMC Terradyne, Lincoln Navicross, Lotus APX, Range Stormer, Minissima, Peugeot Hoggar, Peugeot BB1, Buick Centieme, Vector W2, Mercury Meta One, Peugeot 907, Peugeot Quark, SEAT Proto, Titan, GMC Terracross, Zagato Raptor, Buick Blackhawk, GMC Denali XT, Vauxhall SRV, Ferrari GG50, Ferrari Mythos, SEAT Concepto T, Citroën Revolte 2009, Saturn Curve, Lancia Sibilo, Vector WX-3, Bugatti EB118, Citroën Lacoste, Maserati Boomerang, Pierce Silver Arrow, Rolls-Royce 100EX, Buick Bengal, Bertone Pirana, GM Stir-Lec I, Lamborghini Insecta, Scion Hako Coupe, SEAT Bocanegra, Tata Cliffrider, Peugeot Flux, Peugeot 20Cup, Minicar RSV, Fiat Turbina, Peugeot HR1, Jimenez Novia, Mercury My, Infiniti Kuraza, Tata Elegante, SEAT Fórmula, Audi Snook, MG EX-E, Jeep Renegade, EDAG Cinema 7D, E-Wolf e2, EDAG Biwak, Italdesign Aztec, Bertone Birusa, Daihatsu Costa, Bertone Genesis, Rinspeed zaZen, Gaylord Gladiator, BMW Turbo, Scania Torped, Tata Xover, Mazel Identity i1, Rolls-Royce 102EX, Jaguar Advanced Lightweight Coupe Concept, Lada Revolution, Smart Crosstown, Rinspeed Mono Ego, Buick Park Avenue Essence, Mazel Group Engineering, Rinspeed Veleno, Mercury Messenger concept, Suzuki Concept X, Melkus PT 73 Spyder, Castagna Imperial Landaulet, GMC Graphyte Hybrid, Bajaj Lite, Eagle Optima, Rinspeed Yello Talbo, Plymouth Explorer. Excerpt: The Lincoln MKS is a full-size luxury sedan from the Lincoln division of the Ford Motor Company. The MKS first appeared in concept form at the North American International Auto Show in January 2006 with the production version, a 2009 model, appearing later at the Los Angeles International Auto Show in November 2007. The MKS began production in May 2008 with sales beginning a month later. The Lincoln MKS continues Lincoln's three-letter nomenclature for new models, preceded by the MKZ and MKX. The purpose of the new nomenclature was to mimic the alphanumeric naming schemes used by other luxury automakers like Cadillac. The MKS is based on Ford's D3 platform, which is shared with the current Ford Taurus and other vehicles. The car is front-wheel drive with optional all-wheel dr.