In 1917, henry martyn leland, an american, established a company to produce the v12 engine, which he named out of respect for the late president lincoln. Following the production of 6,500 v12 engines, leland turned his attention to cars, to lincoln's engine, and, thanks to elegant design and excellent driving skills, became one of the leaders of the early luxury cars in the united states, opening up a web of legends. Since its birth in 1917, lincoln has been a model of limousine with elegant poles, with countless flashing moments that have been associated for almost a hundred years. Let's go back to the past and see what the legend of lincoln is this week in history. The brand sign -- "the star of lincoln" -- has been shining so far, and the lincoln car is named after abraham lincoln, the 16th president of the united states, using president lincoln's name to project the company's image, showing that it produces better cars. Its trademark is a flashing star in a rectangle, indicating that president lincoln is the star of the united states federal unity and abolition of slavery, and that the ford lincoln car is shining。