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Lincoln · 1984–1992

Lincoln Mark VII LSC

Every Lincoln Mark VII LSC model year from 1984 to 1992: production counts, engines, options, paint, prices and the stories behind them, with a source for every figure.

9 model years offered · 9 fact sheets · 0 stories

Dark red 1989 Lincoln Mark VII LSC two-door coupe parked by a grassy bank, front three-quarter view, with flush aero headlamps and multi-spoke alloy wheels
1989 Lincoln Mark VII LSC in Bright Currant Red Photo: MercurySable99, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Production by year

Each year's headline total, exactly as its source scopes it. Scopes differ from year to year (some include related models or other markets), so read the label before comparing years. Every year's fact sheet has the full breakdown.

YearWhat was countedCountStatus
1984 Continental Mark VII, all versionsbuilt, model-year 33,344 Reported
1985 Continental Mark VII, all versions (coupe 2-dr 5P)built, model-year 18,355 Reported
1986 Lincoln Mark VII, all versions (coupe 2-dr 5P)built, model-year 20,056 Reported
1987 Lincoln Mark VII, all versionsnot stated (source wording: 'sold'), model-year 15,286 Reported
1988 Lincoln Mark VII, all versions (LSC and Bill Blass)not stated (source wording: 'sold'), model-year 38,259 Reported
1989 Lincoln Mark VII, all versions (LSC and Bill Blass)not stated (source wording: 'sold'), model-year 28,607 Reported
1990 Lincoln Mark VII, all versions (LSC, LSC SE, Bill Blass)built, model-year 22,313 Reported
1991 Lincoln Mark VII, all versions (LSC and Bill Blass)built, model-year Unknown Disputed
1992 Lincoln Mark VII, all versions (conceptcarz)built, model-year 8,880 Disputed
Silver 1984 Lincoln Continental Mark VII coupe on a tree-lined road, front three-quarter view, showing the upright grille, composite headlamps and fog lamps
1984 Lincoln Continental Mark VII in silver, with fog lamps and cast wheels Ford Motor Company Archives
Black 1986 Lincoln Mark VII LSC coupe in a parking lot, front three-quarter view, with BBS-style mesh wheels and an Italian-flag front plate
1986 Lincoln Mark VII LSC in Midnight Black Photo: MercurySable99, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Silver 1990 Lincoln Mark VII coupe with its hood raised at an outdoor car show, front three-quarter view showing the 5.0 liter V8 engine bay
1990 Lincoln Mark VII LSC in silver with the hood open, showing the 5.0 V8 Photo: TBird100636, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Silver-grey 1991 Lincoln Mark VII LSC coupe at a cruise-in, front three-quarter view, with BBS-style wheels and a dealer name across the windshield
1991 Lincoln Mark VII LSC in Titanium Pearlescent Photo: Elise240SX, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Black 1992 Lincoln Mark VII coupe with BBS-style wheels, driving past blurred buildings in a Ford press photo
1992 Lincoln Continental Mark VII coupe in black Ford Motor Company Archives
Black leather interior of a 1992 Lincoln Mark VII LSC seen through the open driver's door, showing the dashboard, floor console and shifter
Interior of a 1992 Lincoln Mark VII LSC Photo: Charles from Port Chester, New York, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Model years

  1. 1984 Fact sheet
  2. 1985 Fact sheet
  3. 1986 Fact sheet
  4. 1987 Fact sheet
  5. 1988 Fact sheet
  6. 1989 Fact sheet
  7. 1990 Fact sheet
  8. 1991 Fact sheet
  9. 1992 Fact sheet

“Not offered” means this nameplate or performance model wasn't sold that year. It doesn't mean we're missing the research.