The Lincoln Mark VIII Is the Best Cheap Luxury Car For Under $5000
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Hoovi is a kind of car guys who impresses us every time with his purchases, unlike other youtubers who try to show us how wealthy they are.
That's a damn good point. You know he has money but he doesn't need the douche points of screaming about going to lambo dealers to buy the latest supercar they don't have the talent to drive fast.
Schmee comes to mind. I dont think he tries to flex his wealth for the sake of approval, but I think hes a boring person who made smart business decisions that loves cars. Great for him, but it's really not that fun to watch his videos. It's just him being excited about car after car and contemplating which new car he wants. Meh. It's not relatable but it's also the way he presents that is the reason I just dont care about his channel. He seems like a nice guy though. I dont think he really cares about flexing tbh
weaselman24 I totally agree!!
I don't find him boastful at all. He has humility, fascination for all cars whether it's a $200 Lexus or a Royce Phantom. You can really tell douchebags that got wealthy just because of TH-cam.
I agree. He has a Lambo, Ferrari, Bentley, and a DeLorean..yet he buys normal cars like this Lincoln, and loves it. He doesn't flaunt his money, he doesn't try to sell you some money scam. He's just a dude who likes cars of all kind.
Yes! This felt like from Hoovies from 3 years ago! Back in the day when the Wizard had hair and you cheated your 911 with your NSX
Classic hoovie
Wait wizard had hair!?
I don't believe it. The wizard was born without hair, I tell you!
@@aapje with a full beard and glasses
@@kshitijkumar4383 Yep he did, check his first time on Don Tyler videos, when he bought the 300 dolllars Jeep Cherokee XJ
I had a Lincoln Mark VIII. While driving, those seats were so big and had none of the sporty contours, I felt like a king on a throne. Also, the factory stereo had a dedicated amp. Great power from the system. And on the highway, I was able to get about 31 mpg on the required premium. I miss that thing.
I've got two 97 mark 8s unfortunately wrecked my black LSC which it had the sun roof and everything and I totaled it. Got a red one also but I drove it for around a year pretty hard not gonna lie and it's got a leaking head gasket lol.
I had a Mark VIII and it is one of my favorite cars I've ever owned.
Hoovie you should invest in some cheap sound panels for your garage to cut down on the echo. You can get them in multiple colors and do neat designs, etc. It will really help audio quality when recording in there.
I was just about to say the same thing. Probably on what he spends on oil changes in a week he could really improve the sound quality in that room. I have been to restaurants where they had the tiles printed with various designs. It would be pretty sweet to get some car logos and print them on sound deadening panels
You can get really cool looking ones on Amazon for cheap.
Yes, +1 to this.
Sounds like the lavalier mic wasn't working and it reverted to the camera mic...
@@ChippsChippendale He does his lav mic for camcorder shots but flips over to the GoPro mic when he's shooting on it which pick up WAY more echo. He could still do the lav mic for the GoPro but it's more work in the editing to sync them up. But that would solve it or the sound panels would, too.
I love how hoovie isn’t just like every TH-camr and build a widebody suprah and a twin turbo c8 his cars are original and cool and I like what he does 👍
I know who you talking about 😂😂 James may asked that guy why he did that to the C8😂
He does rinse & repeat. But yeah, I like what he does.
I stopped watching those channels many years ago. Forgot they still exist.
Seems to get the subs though....
You have successfully described the strandman
This guy literally has everything. He's joyously driven land yachts, old German v12s, a mid engine mini van, a pimped mini van, enjoyed the life of 007, had a Miata, an original mustang, a pristine 2000s Camaro, a Miata, went back to the future, blew up a Ferrari, owns another one, bought a lambo, had some basic never dying cars, owns a Bentley and had a Russian mob Bentley, a Prius, bought a beetle he forgot to mention that he's always loved, and many more. They may not be the best it reliable but he's enjoyed most of them if not all, and he can say that he's had those cars and enjoyed them even with all of their pit falls
Nick Joseph only thing on here I get to do is joyously drive my land yacht but I’m fine with that caddys are where’s it’s at not a ford with fancy badges
He is doing what many of us would do, buy the cars we liked when they were new, and now they are affordable. A crapload of cool used cars for the cost of one new one!
@@randolfo1265 exactly...he is not some Grand Wizard of Cars because he bought/owns some....just a guy who's gotten some good deals....and a used Ferrari, Lambo, Bentley..... pretty cheap here in Oklahoma, i guess were just lucky
@@TheMarqueeLounge419 two strikes against caddy: Deathstar and fwd on most of the older ones. I'm a gm guy at heart, but would take a rwd 4.6 Lincoln all day long over anything with a Northstar. If it was suvs, ls powered caddy over modular powered Lincoln all day long
@@juliogonzo2718 I have 2 fwd northstars 06 dts with 140k and an 03 seville with 68k I’m 19 have had the dts since July last year and the seville since July this year they’re not perfect in a cosmetic sense but they’re perfect for me these cars, and well as far as the grand marquis and Lincoln continentals my grandpa owned several pre 1980 but since then he owned a 1970 fleetwood custom limo that was Johnny paychecks, his and hers 1984 eldorados with my grandma, and his last car before he passed was a 98 deville it’s all about maintenance I just named 2 of the worst gm engines ever lmao rwd is terrible in winter as well and I’ll win a race against lincoln ford and mercury in either of my caddys just a no brainer for me if I was 72 I might choose the Lincoln
The first gen Marks (93-96) were sub-seven second 0-60 cars - especially the 96 LSC with true dual exhaust. The second gens (97-98) LSCs were actually rated 10 HP more than the first gens, but they were slower.
This is the content I've missed. Keep up on the cheap cars.. it hurts me to see you throw away copious amounts of money into rich boy disposable cars.
14 DAYS FROM NOW:
"Here's everything that's wrong with my 1996 Lincoln Mark VIII."
Can't be that much...I own 2 of them and they hold up REALLY well
Mark * are great but parts are hard to find now. I sold my 94 Mark VIII last year. Could not find a cooling fan control module.
Let me fix that for you: "Here's everything that's wrong with my 1996 Lincoln Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark."
@@Stone177 Not a big deal! Just wire the fan to ignition and everything is fine....
@@JohnDoe-zr6bk The A/C was controlled off that module too.
Coming up next week: "Here’s everything that’s broken on my LIncoln Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark."
Either that, or: "Lincoln Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark with a Rolls Royce Repair Bill."
Exactly especially the air shocks.lol.Car is trash.
Battery is dead for sure, but that is probably just a charger away...
El Beno he said the air suspension had been replaced already with regular springs
The wizard throws out a huge list of stuff that needs to be replaced
Hoovie- how much is that going to cost me?
Wizard- about 50 bucks. It isn't European afterall
4:40 I paid 800 for mine and it runs drive does everything and has air ride along with the phone in the center console. still with 118k
If you find one around that price range, lete know! Let me know!
My principal had this car. Once she drove me home from school. I remember being blown away with how far out and futuristic the car was in 2000.
this car still looks up to date even by modern standards although it turns 30 this year 1993.
I'm currently in high school and this is my daily.
Lovely coupe
I graduated in 2007 and had a 1993 as my car. Ran a 15.0 in the quarter mile and did some pretty good burn outs
I graduated in 2010 and had a 1985 gmc caballero (elcamino) for my first car
That’s awesome.
I had a black on black 98 in 11th grade, best highschool car that's all I can say.
Good to see I’m not the only weirdo who likes these
The 97/98 years are perfect to me, I would love to own one of those.
I would own one in a heartbeat if I could find one
These are great cars but I hardly ever see them on the roads
I will die for a mark V special jubilee cartier edition ( 1978) . a bill Blass will be ok also....lol
I was sorely tempted by a black on black one years ago, but I just couldn't give up my SHO for it. Mark VIII might be on my hooptie list though, I see a black on black 95 with 61k on it for $1400, needs a steering rack...hmmmmm
Hoovie! Thanks for making me feel like a genius, doesn't happen too often. I've been watching your videos for a little over 6 months and was inspired by you to pick up a cheap car and honestly, wanted to challenge myself and see what I could find for under $1,000 and wound up picking one of these up for $800. Not nearly as nice, but it does run and drive. I couldn't agree more with what you've said about it, makes my 40 min commute to work a pleasure, love having the last real land yacht! Enjoy the car!
"there is no need to see the wizard "
" Car breaks"
* Happy wizard noises"
wwwizzzaaaarrrddd ....
i thiiiiink you just need to replace the battery, hoovie should have the ability to change that.
Welcome back to The wizard shop...
I have one, with 265k miles. The engine is just about the last thing you need to worry about. Be it snow or desert. And it is not that slow. On replacement coils and lowered an inch or 2 and it will handle remarkably well, despite the skinny tires, especially with a rear stabilizer that is not broken in half. It is reasonably quick and darty in city traffic, easy to park and on highway, it just eats up the miles with the cruise set at a leisurely 80mph, returning about 24mpg. it has no issues handling LPG conversion, and then the mileage in fuel savings is almost doubled (at least in Europe).
What you need to worry about
-the transmission - overdrive is weak, just turn it off before trying to overtake somebody and enjoy revving it out to the limiter.
-the leaky power steering. the steering box is cheap but to replace it, the front subframe has to be dropped. Not cheap.
-the air ride. just replace it with Arnott kit or something. In the end it will be cheaper and more reliable, also handles better.
Everything else is but a minor annoyance, parts are cheap, repairs are not that bad, even if you do not do the work yourself.
And if you want to build it up.. well, the aftermarket is plentiful, parts are shared with the Thunderbirds and the Mustangs, some minor bits even across the whole Ford lineup.. And the Teksid block can take up to 1500hp, so, that is a nice faraway goal to have. The rotating assembly cannot, but that is part of the fun to figure out.
I'm not gonna sell mine, ever. It is the most reliable car i have ever owned. I'll just keep it, drive it, modify it, and finally i will take the plunge, go forged rotating assembly and a supercharger.
I had a 97 Tbird once with an Explorer PI swap and a whole bunch of mods. I once blew the 4R70W at over 150mph..... that was a BIG whoops and SCARY moment! I think I blew the 4R70W 4 times in 200k miles. Then again, I wasn't exactly gentle on the car.
mustpaike please post a picture of yours?
You forgot the headlights. The achilles heel🤦🏽♂️. The only thing keeping mine off the road.
mustpaike what bout the suspension I’ve seen few slammed on floor not by choice. And these models are rare I say I don’t see if any on road nowadays
Parker Nieum, you can removed the air ride system and use a compatible Thunderbird struts and Springs. ( Available at wrecking yards) A little more money and get 1 incher shorter coils for better handling.
Probably the best ending of a Hoovie episode I've ever seen ... had me in stitches !
The whole interior including seats are in amazing condition.
My uncle has this car also. Same color, year, and everything. He bought it preowned in the year 2000. I love that car. Only difference is his has the tan interior
But I'll bet your uncle would not abuse his car for no reason.
tantrum absolutely not. He takes such good care of that car. It’s been garage kept it’s whole life and I think the only times he takes it out is on the weekend. He originally bought it for his wife and then he started getting her cadillacs and the Lincoln has sort of become their weekend car. He lives in Miami so the car has never been exposed to salt roads or any harsh conditions
so not same color but same color
I like to call that tan "Grandma leather"
Manny Kings same exterior color, different interior color
The only Mark VIII that doesn't look like it's dragging its ass.
because the air suspension system that fails and causes that was deleted by an intelligent previous owner
You know, I’d like to mention here that I have a ‘96 car, and it’s still on bags. And not on the ground. Proper maintenance goes a long way.
One of my favorite American 90's coupe. I loved the commercial where it lowered itself at speed
Hi Hoovie! I purchased a 1997 Lincoln Mark VIII (mark, mark, mark, mark, mark, mark, mark, mark) in March and took delivery on May 25th. ( I’ve always thought these were cool and this purchase was to help a friend who’s employee needed to offload an extra car and pay bills and I required a daily to offset miles on my lifted Jeep).
Everything you said has been pretty spot on, the car is reliable (so far), the air ride is still in the car (does occasionally leak down overnight but comes back with a turn of the key). The engine is still fairly potent even at 128k miles, trans shifts well and a/c blows cold!
It’s a black on black car with the same wheels (in chrome), and the trim has been painted black to match. The interior while a little worn will clean up nicely and is still very comfortable. I’m going through and fixing some little plastic baubles that have broken or failed to get it back up to snuff. The previous owner had a Kenwood touch screen with Apple carplay/ android auto installed along with two tens and upgraded door speakers.
I do have a few things I need to remedy, the abs light is on and needs to be resolved (will not allow traction control to turn off so no Smokey burnouts for me) and I think I may have a rear main seal leak. The pinion seal on the diff is weeping also.
Otherwise it’s a big floaty luxo barge relic from the 90’s and it’s kinda fun and gives me a chuckle every time I see it. Thanks for the review!
everyone: "mark eight"
nobody: "mark vee eye eye eye"
Hoovie: "MARKMARKMARKMARKMARKMARKMARKMARK"
I just want you to know that I counted. Good job.
I don't even say that either.
Only 4500 haha u got robbed
I lost it at MARK MARK lol
You win the comment section
Song lyric: "My dad said son you're gonna drive me to drinkin' if you don't stop racin' that Hot Rod Lincoln!"
That popped into my head when Hoovie did a burnout.
last week i put open headders on my 89 Town Car, my dad hates it so much he wants me to sell it LOL
It’s drivin not racing lol but ya bro I heard that In my head also
Yes, Commander Cody & his lost planet airmen!
Song lyric; 867 5309
I bought one in 93 when they were first for sale, drove it 180,000 miles. Bought a new one in 1995, 1997 and 1998 drove all of them close to 90,000 miles per year. Never any big problems with any of them.
The MK VIII was one of my favorite cars to drive. I agree the ride was amazing, the interior felt like the cockpit of a jet, the seats were so comfortable you had to be careful not to fall asleep on a long ride. It was so quiet inside you could hear a pin drop. These might not have been fast off the line but easily could hit 120 and feel like you were still driving 60MPH. This was one MK I never owned I had at least one of every MK Lincoln made except for the last two the MK VII and MK VIII. I was lucky my GF at the time had one and she had me drive all the time because she said I loved her car more than her! LOL
Can confirm. I have a shitty straight piped one and it is still quiet inside. It will also do a 30 to 100 pull in no time flat. A real fucking screamer.
Same I built a roll race Lincoln mark viii passing someone on a two lane highway doing 50 you’ll be to almost triple digits buy the time you get around
In 1993 when the first started selling these, a few engineers from Ford took a Mk VIII to Bonneville, removed the software speed limiters, and ran it up to 181mph. Since the quarter was about 14 seconds, that makes this a real sleeper.
Great acquisition Hoovie! You’re a man after my own heart. Always loved the Mark VIII. When I was a kid, I remember watching a promotional video introducing the car that Lincoln mailed to my dad. It was captivating viewing!
"I know I'm the wierdo here, I'm the outlier , I'm the kinda guy who wants to see wood panelling come back on cars" - God bless you sir, I feel the same way!! and no, I am not a pensioner!. I still remember with great fondness the Fords and Holdens (in Australia) in the 1970's and 80's, Fairlanes, LTD'd, Holden Caprices with the wood, yeah, I know it was faux, but it just so special to me as a kid!
The original cars that came out in 1993 and 1993 didn't have any, they had seat colored panels instead. In 1995 they added the wood trim and it stayed. When you buy the 1993 and 1994 cars nowadays it isn't uncommon so to see the wood trim swapped from the 1995 and 1996 cars. It was "just' the right amount.
Nothing beats an old Aussie luxo tank mate!
My first trip to the USA from the UK in 1972, the car I remember is the 'wood' panelled 'Country Squire'.
Bout time, I've had 4 of them and loved every one of them. Love my 98 lsc with 223k on it. Still get compliments and is my daily driver. Kudos for mentioning a great car!
hows the main
tanance on them?
maintanance**
The Mark VIII was one of,if not the first,to have HIDs. The LSCs had them starting in 95 or 96.The very first time i saw a car with HIDs was in 96 and it was one of these.I was blown away.I have had 2 of these (93 and 98), I love the 2nd gens rear neon tail lights.Very cool cars and very hard to find.I think cash for clunkers did a bunch of these in.
Literally everyone: We wanna see the clownshoe Z3
Hoovie: here is my 3048th landyacht
Everyone? Not me!
+shiva1008 Me either.
He Did an episode on 2 of them.Good gosh.
It's a boring US spec Z3 coupe.
I bet that will be the 1 million subscriber special
There's nothing like a 90's Lincoln.
It's true, I had a 97 lincoln town car and then recently got an 09 Mercury Grand Marquis. The grand marquis is better on paper...but the Town Car blows it away in terms of comfort, style, and ease of use. I hope Lincoln can return to their glory days, truly an iconic brand
There's nothing like them because nobody that isn't ancient or insane wants them.
@@mbommari Take a look at the new Navigator... Ridiculously nice, but ought to be for $90k
@@chuckschillingvideos Hahaha you are on the channel of someone that directly refutes your statement.
Agree, wood interior do need to come back. Back in the day I envisioned customizing an 05-09 Mustang modestly by painting it Lincoln’s Light Parchment cream color and pairing an appropriate colored wood kit with a tan interior. Lastly I would find a Ghia badge and slap in on the rear to denote the luxury version and enjoy.
I’ve always loved the Mark 8 but have the opposite opinion about the front. I don’t prefer the early models looks because I can’t separate in my mind the grill and light not looking like a Texas Longhorn. Also loved the smooth elegance of the refreshed models and neon taillight.
I really love this car.. I had one in 98 and it was the bomb. Total luxury and great gas mileage.. Wish I had kept it but cars come and go.. Thanks for the review and memories.
Why would you do this? This was supposed to be a secret for Lincoln lovers!
Zecrid totally. I’ll go buy one anyway.
Right?! He ruined the secret!!!
Don't be worried. A car this incredible ugly will stay a hard to sell car even if Hoovie's video goes through the roof. Many people say the Fiat Multipla is the ugliest car, but this abomination might as well take the cake.
@@SouthPlanObservation its a sedan... Too generic to compete with the Multipla in terms of ugliness.
SouthPlanObservation facts 💯 . That’s one ugly car!
Dammit Hoovie, I've always wanted one of those and now people are going to see how great they are and drive the prices up...gurrrr. Great vid though!!
These old land yachts have that Uncle Buck Cool factor. When I imagine myself driving one, I always hear Tone Lok’s Wild Thing in the background.
I agree Tyler, and Ford is discontinuing all of their cars except the mustang which is the perfect platform to build the mark IX with a 3.5L ecoboost or a 5.0 V8 with the perfect position seats all of the luxury of a new lincoln in a mustang as the mark IX. i think it would sell very well, not as a muscle car but a nice luxury coupe
My 94 MK 8 averaged around 29mpg on a trip from Seattle to Texas. That included chasing a 911 through parts of New Mexico at speeds over 110 until I thought maybe I should make sure I hi speed rated radials. Very comfortable to drive and much faster than my 82 vette. The design is much better the all the wide mouth Lesus.
I owned a 95 Mark VIII and it was my favorite of all time. After I replaced the broken small hollow rear sway bar with a much larger bar it handled super! With age and miles the fancy tube within a tube driveshaft will start vibrating and it will need to be replaced. the 93 model had a normal driveshaft so that is what most owners replace it with. Yeah, it was slow off the line due to high gearing and variable intake but if you floored it at about 65mph, it would haul butt. When I traded it, I was looking for RWD car with a V8 and independent rear suspension like the Mark VIII and I traded it for a 2005 Dodge Magnum with a 5.7 Hemi. It is much quicker off the line, is a fun car and for me has been a reliable car. Still have it.
I had a '96 Continental with their 32 valve modular engine. Was quick (for a luxury car) & fun to drive. Adjustable suspension, adjustable steering effort & a tremendous sub woofer.
You are so knowledgeable about all things car! I always enjoy your videos
Hoovie inspires me to buy hoopties every time I watch.
bruh
So true! I instantly go online searching...
And instantly regret it once you bought one?!
"You don't even want to get outa the car" YOU SAID IT BEST BROTHER
a good friend of mine had one and I remember being amazed when I saw him pull up in it. he didn't keep it long. I remember constant air ride issues that were costly and the transmission going out. he sold it to his mechanic eventually.
I love this car , I've owned all the models. Currently driving the last model 98 with 59k miles . Beautiful !!!
How is this “the last of the rear wheel drive American land yachts built for luxury”? The Lincoln Town Car was body on frame, rear wheel drive, land yacht luxury and it went until 2011. Now THAT was the last of the Dinosaurs. RIP Panther Platform
Lincoln Mark VIII was Ford's last full size luxury COUPE. The Town Car was the last full size luxury SEDAN.
This is true, ,I own one, , 05 town car same color with a blue canvas top,,
Because the last Lincoln Town Car was a POS compared to the classic Town Car of the 80's. Smaller interior..cheaper materials..troublesome air ride..and had the same shape as a Chrysler LH sedan from the 90's. Garbage.
Nightbird huh ? I’ve recently been in a town car and it’s like a big boat on wheels. Ride is so quiet yet comfortable, not to mention there’s plenty of room in the backseats. Feels like if I was free from the outside world
Melvin Rojaso - exactly. Which is why so many millionaires, executives, and business folks wouldn’t ride in anything other than a town car when going to and from the airport or other meetings. They absolutely float 🙌🏼
Everyone: We are in a world crisis
Tyler: **Cheap car goes vrom vrom** 😂
I did it too!
We aren't in a world crisis, we're in a world-wide moral panic.
Tyler: mark mark mark mark mark mark mark mark
Crisis is good for people, because car prices goes down. :D muahaha
Gas prices have gone down as well.
I was obsessed with this car as a kid in the UK, I sooo wanted my dad to get one but left hand drive would have been a problem, had to wait till Cadillac STS was sold in the UK with right hand drive, loved that car too.
I have not been a fan of american cars But this Lincoln mk 7 has changed my mind thank you Hoovie i like the content of you film i wonder do you ever read these comments. regards Bill
Who else counted every time he said mark mark mark mark mark mark mark mark to make sure he said Mark 8 times
How did he not mess up 💀
me too
I thought of "The room", oh hi Mark!
I didn't because I have a penis.
Take a shot each time he says it
"no need to take it to the wizard... i bought a good car!" shortly after...
brbrbrbrbrbrbrbr *cough* *cough* *dead car noises*
Dead battery?
The battery is exactly what it was.
It's the starter. So it seems.
@@W1Kilo you're probably right, that's why the headlights were really dim. 🤷♂️
These things have so much technology its bound to be a battery killer.
“This Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark…”
Lol!
I always wanted that car...STILL gorgeous inside and out and looks futuristic even by today's standards.
I loved that first generation MarkVIII. I did think it was too big, but the design was so stunning I could overlook the bloat. I agree with you, I think Lincoln should take a look at something to keep the Mark tradition going.
ah... the classic move of "Spoke Too Soon"from Hoovie.
LOL! Doing the burnouts probably fried something
@@pex_the_unalivedrunk6785 like on his amg wagon?
@The Forsaken One Yeah, that sounds like a bad battery to me. Voltage fine, and pretty rapidly not fine under load == decayed cells.
Lol at it not starting at the end.
And... lol when the air suspension dies and Hoovie sees the repair bill...
@@TechnoLawyer didn't Hoovie say this car had the air suspension bypassed and is on normal springs?
Thats a nice example. Be thankful you got one with the air bag suspension already replaced... you aren't missing much. My main issue with ownership was the brakes... they didn't last and were absurdly expensive to replace. Seemed to need new rotors just as often as pads.
Hoovies Wife to Wizard: "What do you, follow my husband around?!"
Wizard: "Lady, he's putting my kids through college!"
I had a 1992 Mark VII special edition the last year of the 5.0. Since then I have had numerous BMWs and Mercedes but the Mark VII was my favorite car I have ever owned.
This 96 doesn’t have the same 5.0 engine?
O G no it had a 4.6 DOHC Modular engine.
86mustanggt yeah he covered it later in the video. I guess it makes sense since the mustangs switched to that engine around the same time. I just recall them having the Mustang engine
Thank you Hoovie!! Real hooptie, more these, less unreachable exotics. I still want to buy Park Avenue...
Dude one of my neighbors has one with a loud performance exhaust!! Thing sounds really amazing, you’re looking for a Cobra and this Lincoln rolls up!
Damn Hoovie, always blowing up the spot on cheap used cars I want.
I love how it has the same sounding door chime as the old Ford E-350 cargo van I drive at work.
Doug: Quirks
Freddy: Projects
Cleetus: Turbskis
Tyler: 𝒷𝓊𝓇𝓃𝑜𝓊𝓉𝓈
Scotty: Enless money pits
Tavorish: fun
Goonzquad: Dangggggggggggggggggggg Son.
Chrisfix: here
Love his shows from the netherlands during quarantine
Beautiful car. I love your enthusiasm to the older cars
The end is hilarious! The best car channel on YT.
Hoovie: "Nothing's broke, I bought a good car"
Battery voltage: Aight I'mma head out.
Solid meme
It's not broken, it just runs out of electricity every so often...
It gives a good illustration of how many takes he needs to make one of these videos if it sitting there with the lights on has killed what looked like a pretty new battery...
Omg I read this comment before I watched the ending. Lmfao
had a Mark 8 for 2 years, inherited from my dad. loved that car. Normal 8 with 3.08 gears open diff and other alloys, not the LSC I see with sporty alloys 3.27 gears and limited slip from factory. Something with the air pump went out and it sat in a driveway for two years, someone wasn't smart enough to put stands under it before it sank to the ground (yes, frame was in the weeds). Mine was Pearl Bisque. I found out about the coil spring swap too late or I would still have it.
Ah....best video you've had in a while. Some old and affordable. Love it.
I think he actually made a good choice for like the second time...
Tomek Sikora the Miata? Or maybe the Gallardo
I believe he’s referring to the turbo Beetle he sold to The Wizard for a profit.
Did you see the outro? He might be taking it to the wizard after all.
@@tomeksikora4013 Maybe the purple continental or the miata
He had a 400 dollar town car in like the very beginning of the channel
Buys a “old man” Lincoln and drives it all over. Buys a BMW, engine is pulled and car is not seen again for months.
@Shepard Wasn't that about the age of the notoriously awful 750il?
@@jonc4403 yes. And 545i
@Shepard So, what changed in early 2000?
@Shepard Eh... I don't know about that. It may have went downhill at that point, but BMW didn't start very far up the quality hill to begin with.
@Shepard exactly. people rip on the Lincoln's for being unreliable but honestly Lincoln didn't start getting bad until early mid 2000's and 2010's with the first generation Ecoboost that costed owners thousands of dollars until it was finally recalled and the subframe rot issue with the Ford Fusion platform in the year 2006 that I'm aware of. and Lincoln's today of course, are less to be desired. I know of someone that has a 1987 Lincoln Town Car with 249,000 miles still on the original engine and transmission. It's just well maintained. Some new cars can't make it past 50,000 miles today without issues galore.
Great overlooked car. The only issue I remember with the Markviii was the headlights at night sucked.
The Lincoln Continental also got the 4.6 Intech V8 well before the Mark VIII was cancelled. I believe that started in '94 or '95 with the updated Continental. It was the only engine you could get with that car. I agree that it's a great engine.
“Markmarkmarkmarkmarkmarkmarkmark” is my new favorite car name
Love those videos, if you could do more like that (best affordable ... car) I'd love it
I had a 94 (a late 93) with over 300k miles I beat on for a while before I got rid of it... the 93's were the fastest due to the most aggressive tune.
I just bought a 98 LSC with all the bells and whistles, with moon roof, heated seats, etc.. for $5k a few weeks ago and it only has 64k miles on it. Its still on air and the rear neon is working. The previous owners could not drive any more at 90 years old, but cherished the car and took good care of it. My old Mark was definitely faster than my newer one - its VERY noticeable!
My 98 LSC is staying on air no matter what! lol
"This is the last full-size American land rear wheel drive land yacht."
*The Lincoln Town Car would like to know your location*
Fr lol the Vic and town car we're up till 2011 I have a 2010 vic love her
@@thomasburr9244 I have a 2009 Town Car Signature Limited with only 66k miles. It's glorious.
@@jamesr.7387 nice I'm a Vic fan had many. But I love the luxury of the town car. Very classy
@Unkwon Malaysian Guy That's a great joke! Please, tell another!
Thomas Burr my 2011 Grand Marquis feels left out😂
That's a Keeper! I'll be interested in hearing what the Wizard thinks...He will probably try to get it off you...lol. Thanks Hoovie.
One of my favorite Lincoln’s of all time.
Right? So handsome and distinctive
The 1998-2002 Lincoln Continental had the same 4.6L Intech V-8 but mounted transversely for front wheel drive. I had a 1998 Conti. and absolutely loved the passing power under the hood. The last series Continental was basically a four door Mark VIII. Definitely sportier than the Town Car. I miss it!
I love this return to form, well done my friend, well done 👍👍
I literally just bought one of these 3 days ago. I've always loved this car.
Congrats!
If I could find one for less than 5k, everybody around here seems to think they are worth 8k.
I literally saw one locally for $1800 Cash a few weeks back, amazing condition, low mileage. I didn't really hop on it though, pretty sure its sold now.
Join a Mark VIII fb group. People practically give them away.
I found one with 47k for under $5000
I bought 3, only one was non running and it was $400, $800 for the next good running one and $1200 for a almost mint one with low mileage with a blown air bag.
lmao bought my '93 for $1800
Nice purchase! I just purchased a 93 MK VIII this week same color but grey interior with 150k miles from the original owner for $2500. New tires, brakes and air bags. It drives like a dream. If you don't think this car is quick put some 3:73 gears in the rear end and it will be a different beast.
There was a couple from Safford Az who owned & ran a candy shop. They had his & her's white pearl MK 8's. I had to roll buy anytime we went shopping just to check them out! Sweet!!
I agree with you 100% bring back old school luxury cars
Last time I was this early, it was still a Lincoln mark mark mark mark mark mark mark.
There it is! The startrek light up poster I love!
Great video, thank you Hoovie!! Love the lincoln!!
He sounds like Pac man eating dots when he says mark mark mark mark 😂
lol
Hahah
I kept seeing the Swedish Chef from The Muppet Show. th-cam.com/video/9OfsABOGw3c/w-d-xo.html
The funny thing, Is that One of my closest friends has one of these, In the same color. Albeit in way more rough shape from sitting for a decade before It was given to him.
That center console display is a VFD (Vacuum Florescent Display), which was also on my grandmas 1999 explorer AWD 5.4L V8. My dads old boss lady had one when I was a teen, and it was SWEEEEET. First time I ever saw traction control on a non-exotic car. Sweet ride!!!
Always loved the Mark series, the Mark VII was my Favorite, BUT loved the 8 too for how different it was and Loved the exterior... and of course the power.. Hope that one works out for you.
One Ford product I would proudly buy. I've actually been looking for a good local example. I also agree with the other posters... You just made this a hot market. 😁
2:49 Chicken noises
4:27 When you briefly turn into a chicken
6:51 When you arent quite done...
10:25 When it's time to lay an egg
11:07 When the chicken feed comes out
When u tap all of the timestamps lol!
@@rockyloccgarage2040 I did too lol
@@rockyloccgarage2040 my plan all along! 😂
I had that lincoln as it was the LSC in pearl white with black leather interior.with the chrome rims and the top of the line amenities and it was a beautiful beast.
My parents bought a 95 Black mark viii brand new at the time after seeing it at the Chicago auto show. They passed the car down to me when I could drive and it was an amazing car. Fast and sleek. I joined several mark viii forums and was in a LoD Lincoln car club in Chicago. Very fun group and met a lot of awesome people.
Sold the car to a gentleman down south in Illinois few years later. I’ll always have a soft spot for these beautiful and luxurious cars for their time. I blacked it all out and installed a Cobra R cowl hood which gave it an amazing appearance coupled with a magnaflow exhaust with X pipe. The car sounded amazing and always turned heads.
The down side.... the transmission(s).....