Lincoln Mark LT

The Lincoln Mark LT was Ford's second attempt at a luxury pickup truck, following the short-lived Blackwood. Based on the 11th generation Ford F-150, it was sold in the U.S. and Canada for just three model years, from 2006 to 2008. The truck combined F-150 capability with Lincoln-specific luxury cues like a prominent chrome grille, unique wheels, and a plusher interior with upgraded materials.

The Mark LT's appeal is rooted in its relative rarity and its unique position as a failed but interesting experiment in American luxury. It wasn't a sales success, as buyers soon found they could get similar luxury in the F-150's own high-end trims like the Platinum, which ultimately replaced the Mark LT in the lineup. Collectors see it as a comfortable and distinctive truck from a specific era.

The market for the Mark LT is still quite affordable. With an average sale price of just under $17,000, it offers a lot of truck for the money. Prices are highly dependent on mileage and condition, with pristine, low-mileage examples fetching more than double the average. It's not a speculative investment, but a clean Mark LT is a practical and unusual modern collectible.

Prices range from $4,000 for high-mileage examples to $35,250 for top-condition trucks.