Ford CEO Jim Farley Says Lincoln EVs Will Be Better Than Cadillac Lyriq
Farley thinks the Lyriq looks too much like a traditional ICE model.
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Farley thinks the Lyriq looks too much like a traditional ICE model.
Read More »Placing seventh in the segment.
Read More »Market share was down four percentage points.
Read More »Growing its share by two percentage points in the process.
Read More »Earning a 12 percent share of its segment.
Read More »Sales slightly outperformed the segment average.
Read More »Losing half of its segment share in a single quarter.
Read More »Accounting for a six percent segment share.
Read More »A high-performance Navigator variant isn't in the cards.
Read More »Gaining five percentage points in segment share in the process.
Read More »Sales fell 33 percent whereas the segment expanded 9 percent.
Read More »Ford has yet another Escalade in its stable.
Read More »The high-performance Escalade will be packing a supercharged V8.
Read More »Sales fell 17 percent while the segment expanded an average of 40 percent.
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GM will be giving its luxury brand its own financing arm to improve customer service.
Read More »Lincoln sales fell to Cadillac when it comes to both cars and utilities.
Read More »All models in the segment reported an increase during the quarter.
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Falling to eighth place in its segment.
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Falling one spot in its segment despite the increase in sales volume.
Read More »The new Escalade was spotted entering Ford's Dearborn Development Center.
Read More »Lincoln trailed its cross-town rival by nearly 12K units.
Read More »While the Escalade widened its lead.
Read More »Representing a new first quarter sales record for the luxury crossover.
Read More »Accounting for four percent market share.
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Remaining in seventh place in the segment.
Read More »The new Lyriq signals the start of a transition toward an all-electric future.
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