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Love it
Love It, 07/24/2005
2002 Lincoln LS 4dr Sedan (3.9L 8cyl 5A)
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This car is everything! It has speed and european styling. Plus if you're buying used you can get a hell of a deal on them.
First impressions of 2002 LS8 Sport
Longtime Ford man, 08/25/2002
2002 Lincoln LS 4dr Sedan (3.9L 8cyl 5A)
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First impression after owning my 2002 LS8 sport one week and driving it 600 miles. I have experimented with the SelectShift transmission in various situations and so far it has performed well. I have not experienced the problems that I see mentioned frequently in reviews. If I shift it as one would normally do with a manual when RPMs are at a reasonable level, it reacts without delay and shifts smoothly. Even when shifting more aggressively, the transmission performs well.
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Happy LSing
kchingon, 04/17/2002
2002 Lincoln LS 4dr Sedan (3.9L 8cyl 5A)
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Been driving it for only 4 days and the more I drive the more I fall in love with it.
Best car for the money
texmln, 09/07/2002
2002 Lincoln LS 4dr Sedan (3.9L 8cyl 5A)
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Put this car's specs up side by side with the BMW 5 Series or the MB C Class (or even the E Class) and you'll find that it costs $10k less, has more engine and horsepower, AND is bigger inside and out than even the E Class. Get in and drive it and you'll find an excellent riding and handling car with plenty of power. I am very happy with my choice. However, the transmission keeps this car from being a true sports car. It doesn't have a problem, it just isn't made for sporty driving. Likewise with the V8. Lots of power but no real ability to put it on the ground all at once. All around, this car beats anything on wheels in value for your dollars.
Three years later.
John Steinbruck, 02/26/2006
2002 Lincoln LS 4dr Sedan (3.0L 6cyl 5A)
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I was nervous at first because of its effeciency and responsiveness in steering (it went exactly where one pointed). It is tight and hugs the highway beautifully. I drive no more than a few miles above limit and rest easy as the fools pass me at 80 and above! It also draws many compliments in the parking areas i visit.