Formerly | Lincoln Motor Company (1917–45) Lincoln-Mercury (1945–2012) |
Founded | August 1917 (as "Lincoln Motor Company") |
Founders | Henry M. Leland Wilfred Leland |
Fate | Acquired by Ford in 1922, becoming a division of it |
Headquarters | Dearborn, Michigan , U.S. |
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