American luxury automotive brand manufacturing SUVs and crossovers, a division of Ford Motor Company.
Lincoln is the luxury vehicle division of Ford Motor Company, renowned for producing high-end SUVs and crossovers that emphasize comfort, design, and advanced technology. The brand's current portfolio includes models such as the Navigator, Aviator, Nautilus, and Corsair.
While this category primarily features documentation for Lincoln automobiles, the name 'Lincoln' is also associated with industrial equipment manufacturers like Lincoln Electric (welding products) and Lincoln Industrial (lubrication systems), manual references for which may also appear in this section.
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You can access the latest version of your Owner's Manual through the Lincoln mobile app, the Lincoln Owner Support website, or the vehicle's center display if equipped.
For eligible vehicles, such as the 2026 MY-Aviator Livery, the PremiumCARE Limited Warranty may cover up to 4 years or 150,000 miles (varies by region and contract). Always check your specific warranty guide for details.
You can display the factory code on the panoramic screen by inserting two programmed intelligent access keys into the backup slot in sequence. Refer to the 'Doorpad Keycode' section of your user guide for the exact timing and steps.
Roadside Assistance services, including towing, flat tire changes, and lock-out assistance, are detailed in your Owner's Manual or the Lincoln Way app.
While this page primarily covers Lincoln automobiles, 'Lincoln' branded welders are made by Lincoln Electric, and lubrication pumps are often by Lincoln Industrial (SKF). Please verify the manufacturer on your device's data plate.