2002 Lincoln Blackwood

Lincoln built the Blackwood as a luxury pickup for people who wanted a truck but didn't want to feel like they were driving one. The ride is impressively smooth for a pickup, and the cabin is quiet enough to hold a conversation at highway speeds. Inside, you get real wood trim and leather seats, making the cabin feel more like a Navigator than a work truck. The carpeted, power-locking bed looks sharp but limits the Blackwood's usefulness as an actual work truck. If you're looking for a luxury pickup that stands apart from an F-150, the Blackwood is the only Lincoln truck from this era, and it leans more toward style than utility with its carpeted bed. Under the hood is a 5.4L V8 making 300 horsepower, paired with a automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive, which gives it plenty of highway pull but returns just 13 mpg combined. The power-locking, carpet-lined bed looks unique and keeps cargo secure, but it's not built for hauling gravel or wet loads the way a typical truck bed is.