In the Mark LT Pickup's Driver's Seat
I know that you like luxury, Ted. Well, the Mark LT's interior is a mixed bag. It's not that different than the F-150's, with the exception of a few "Lincoln" badges here and there. That's a good thing, actually – the F-150 dash is fresh and modern. I wish Lincoln had upgraded some of the dash materials, though. That pebbled plastic feels cheap to the touch, and the ebony wood grain is awful. The steering wheel is wrapped with leather, but doesn't feature a telescope adjustment, only tilt. My test car came equipped with Light Parchment leather seats – totally impractical if you're going to use your Mark LT for work, but fine for you, Ted.The back seat is actually pretty useful and roomy. It's easy to get in and out, thanks to full-size doors and pretty good access. It's not limo-quality back there, but it's not bad for two adults. There's even a fold down armrest, and you can order up a rear seat entertainment package ($1,295) with a ceiling-mounted video screen and DVD player. The crew cab setup also helps with security for everyday driving in town – where do you keep your stuff safe? The rear seat folds up easily, leaving a flat load floor in the rear cabin. You could give your miniature pony a ride in there when it rains, Ted.
