Lincoln
Running costs, reliability, and MOT data for 2 models from 187 real MOT tests.
Avg Pass Rate
86%
Total Tests
187
Models
2
Years Covered
2001-2005
All Lincoln Models
| Model | Years | Pass Rate | Tests | Fuel |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Town Car Auto | 2 yrs | 88% | 95 | Petrol |
| Navigator | 2 yrs | 85% | 92 | Petrol |
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How reliable is Lincoln?
About Lincoln Cars
Lincoln ranks 75th out of 145 car manufacturers for MOT reliability, with an average pass rate of 86%. That's slightly above the national average of 82%, putting Lincoln in solid middle ground for reliability.
With 2 models across 5 years of data (2001 to 2005), there's a narrow spread of just 3 percentage points between models, meaning Lincoln reliability is fairly consistent across the range.
Most and Least Reliable Lincoln Models
The Town Car Auto leads the range with a 88% average pass rate from 95 tests. At the other end, the Navigator has the lowest at 85%. Overall, more than half of Lincoln's models achieve above-average pass rates, which is a good sign for the brand.
Lincoln Fuel Types
Lincoln models in our data come in 2 petrol variants. The range is predominantly petrol-powered.
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