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Well This is my Grapite Blue 2000 Lincoln LS. I took these pictures the first week that I got it. I bought in October of 2003 for $14,000 with 46,000 miles on it. Thats one of the perks of working for a Ford Dealer! :) And Ya its got a V8. Its got everything except for a moonroof and heated seats.

UPDATE: Just installed and painted my Mclaren Grill. BLUE ANGEL EYES Installed!!! Also I swaped a set of factory chrome wheels for mine.

I junked the XM Roady and installed a Clarion VRX935VD 7" In-dash DVD Monitor. And yes thats spongebob on the screen. LOL I love being able to go out at lunch time and sit back and watch a movie while eating lunch.

A *MUST HAVE* for Lincoln LS's that drive in winter weather. I needed new tires when I bought it and did alot of research and found the Continental ContiExtreme Contact tires. They dont make them in the original factoy 235 series tires so I had to go with a 245/45/ZR17. Its an optional tire size on the door jam sticker. I live up by albany, NY and get a lot of snow. 8-12" at a time usually. These are the best winter tires I've driven on. I've had Blazzaks on my Supercoupes and they have poor handeling but these tires handle great on wet or dry and plow through snow! Plus they are about $50 to $100 cheaper than what you would pay for in a 235 series snow tire. I paid $104 a piece at my dealership.

One thing though, if you have the Advance-Trac system on you LS then you will have to buy all 4 tires at the same time. The difference between the two tire sizes is not noticable by the eye but the computer in the car can see the difference and goes crazy. It wants to turn the advance-track on over 50 MPH. I found out the hard way.

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