`  ................................................................................  >>>>  I believe that what you can legitimately post in an encyclopedia like Wikipedia is factual information, as released to the public, by the entity that owns the information.  Everything else is to be considered pure speculation, gossip, rumors, or perhaps unauthorized leaks.  Even if a ``Ford insider`` knows something about the ``MKS`` concept car that has not been publicly announced by the Company , they SHALL NOT post it here (as some have already done) - doing so may be considered Corporate Espionage, and can result in termination, lawsuits, and prosecution.   I started to try to clean up all the speculation posts about the MKS - but gave up trying - it is just too deep now.    Now if Ford Motor Company publicly acknowleges (and you can prove it with a link to a  legitimate Ford Motor Company Source - not from a fan / rumor / gossip or spy website),  then by all means it can and should be posted here.  For the time being, you have to go with the official company line - that the MKS is a concept car that ``strongly hints`` at a possible future full size Lincoln sedan.  But you can feel free to scour online news reports using Yahoo! or Google or some other search engine, and then post anything you find, from a reputable news source, that is directly quoting Bill Ford or Mark Fields or Anne Stevens or some other Company Executive or Spokesman.  I think the Company realizes there has been some mixed information released from various sources, and will try to straighten it all out in the coming days.  For the next few weeks, Ford will be observing public and press reactions to the MKS Concept Car, and then make a final decision about production possibilities - most likely after ``The Way Ahead`` on January 23rd.  In addition - Ford has many other upcoming Auto Shows, where more Concepts (and variations) and corporate announcements can be expected.  That said - I really do feel your pain.  The sudden and unexpected renaming of the 2007 Lincoln Aviator as the 2007 Lincoln ``MKX`` has produced no small amount of chaos and controversy; and then saying it is all about ``letters`` for Lincoln from now on, and then saying MKX is actually pronounced ``Mark X`` (which is alarmingly close to ``Mark Ten``), and then calling the ``MKS`` (pronounced ``Mark S``) as either a full size Concept Car (which would be E or F class), or a midsize D3-platform based midsize LS replacement (which is itself a mid-plus D/E class chassis) - it is all very confusing.  The best we can do at this point is be patient - wait for the Corporate Executives and Marketing folks get their ``official story`` straight, and let the Full Battle Fury of the Auto Show settle down a bit with the dust; and then post ``just the facts Ma'am`` on Wikipedia.     ...................................................................................`