Lincoln16 models to spot.

Lincoln (United States) has 16 models in the Wheeloh collection, from the Continental (1939) to the Navigator Black Label (2018). The most powerful is the Lincoln Navigator Black Label, at 450 hp. The fastest is the Zephyr, at 210 km/h. Spot one with Wheeloh and it ticks off in your Lincoln collection.
United States
models to spot
16
models to spot
max, Navigator Black Label
450 hp
max, Navigator Black Label
top speed, Zephyr
210 km/h
top speed, Zephyr
years covered
1939–2018
years covered
Lincoln models in the Wheeloh collection, with the figures of their most powerful version
ModelYearsPower0–100 km/hTop speedEngineType
Lincoln Continental Mark III1968–1971365 hp8 s—V8—
Lincoln Continental Mark IV1972–1976212 hp11.5 s—V8—
Lincoln Continental Mark V1977–1979211 hp11.5 s185 km/h7.5 L V8 naturally aspiratedCoupé
Lincoln Zephyr2006221 hp7.5 s210 km/h3.0 L V6 naturally aspiratedSaloon
Lincoln Lido1950–1951152 hp17.5 s150 km/h5.5 L V8 naturally aspiratedCoupé

11 more Lincoln models in the app

Every model's full spec sheet, the points it is worth and your progress on the brand: download Wheeloh, it's free.

All 16 Lincoln models of the collection

  • Lincoln Continental Mark III
  • Lincoln Continental Mark IV
  • Lincoln Continental Mark V
  • Lincoln Zephyr
  • Lincoln Lido
  • Lincoln Cosmopolitan
  • Lincoln Premiere
  • Lincoln MKX Black Label
  • Lincoln Navigator Black Label
  • Lincoln Town Car Signature Series
  • Lincoln Capri
  • Lincoln Continental
  • Lincoln MKS
  • Lincoln Continental Mark VI
  • Lincoln Continental Mark VIII
  • Lincoln Continental Mark VII

How to collect every Lincoln

  1. 1

    Spot one

    Photograph it with Wheeloh: the model is identified in seconds.

  2. 2

    It ticks off

    The model is marked as spotted in your collection, and the spot is scored.

  3. 3

    Complete the brand

    Fill the collection model by model and climb the ranking.

Every car you spot is identified, and if it is in the catalogue it ticks off in its brand's collection. Your overall progress is the share of the catalogue you have spotted, drawn as a road with 30 milestones and 9 levels — and your friends are on the same road. How identification works.

Start ticking them off.

Free on iPhone and Android. Your first spot takes one photo.