A Pebble Beach award-winning 1937 Lincoln Model K LeBaron Coupe, currently owned by Ford CEO Jim Farley, offers a rare combination of V12 power and coachbuilt exclusivity as one of only eight surviving examples.
The 1966 Lincoln Continental Convertible arrives at Indy 2026 with V8 power, suicide doors, and classic American luxury in Spanish Moss finish.
The 1941 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet blends prewar elegance with smooth V12 power. One of just 400 produced, it stands as a rare symbol of handcrafted American luxury and enduring collector appeal.
This 1965 Lincoln Continental Convertible features a comprehensive nut-and-bolt restoration finished in Candy Apple Red. With its iconic suicide doors, 20-inch Prestige Forged wheels, and a White interior, this 30,905-mile classic defines mid-century luxury at Indy 2026.
Serena Williams’ Lincoln Navigator is a one-of-one bespoke creation that blends high-performance luxury with deeply personal motifs. Featuring a unique Rose Copper exterior and a “Clay Court” leather interior, this SUV serves as a moving sanctuary for the tennis legend.
Boasting a 292 CI V-12 and a meticulous Burgundy leather interior, this 1941 Lincoln Zephyr Convertible Coupe is a triumph of Art Deco design. With over $40,000 in restoration receipts, it successfully represents the pinnacle of pre-war American luxury and engineering.
One of only 2,272 produced, this 1953 Lincoln Capri Convertible represents the absolute peak of Lincoln luxury. Featuring a 317 CI V8, power-operated top, and a striking Red-on-Red palette, it successfully combines post-war elegance with rare, collectible authority.
As one of just 580 examples bodied by Dietrich Inc., this 1928 Lincoln 165 Dietrich Coupe Roadster represents the pinnacle of Roaring Twenties coachbuilt luxury. Featuring a 385 CI V8 and a recent restoration, it successfully captures the prestige of the Henry Ford era.
This 1965 Lincoln Continental Convertible features a factory-correct Persian Gold finish and a freshly overhauled power-top mechanism. Powered by a 320-hp 430ci V8, it successfully combines the iconic suicide-door silhouette with significant mechanical sorting.
This 1950 Lincoln Cosmopolitan Capri features a 337ci flathead V8 paired with a four-speed Hydra-Matic transmission. Finished in two-tone blue with a white cloth interior and power windows, this rare post-war coupe is a sophisticated example of Lincoln’s flagship luxury heritage.