Lincoln Ranked Above Average In 2022 U.S. Initial Quality Study
Lincoln scored below average last year.
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Lincoln scored below average last year.
Read More »Could a Lincoln pickup EV be a possibility down the road?
Read More »The luxury crossover moved all the way up from its ranking of 64 last year.
Read More »This highly conservative incentive is the only factory offer available this month.
Read More »Prices have still increased, but they lag far behind the luxury brand average.
Read More »A higher financing incentive is offered in other markets.
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Sales increased two percent to 16,045 units during the first five months of 2022.
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A separate offer with a longer term but a higher interest rate is also available.
Read More »Offenders could lose allocations or even their sales agreement with FoMoCo.
Read More »The diesel version of the luxury crossover is dead.
Read More »Ford is still trying to determine the cause of the fires.
Read More »Perfect for summer cruising, this big Connie will cross the auction block at Mecum Oklahoma in a few days.
Read More »The only incentive is a financing offer with a relatively high interest rate.
Read More »Sales decreased 13.3 percent to 763,558 units during the first five months of 2022.
Read More »Meanwhile, China's version of the luxury crossover has already received more substantial changes.
Read More »The RX consistently outsells the Nautilus.
Read More »New tech and improved seats make for a more attractive package.
Read More »Navigator buyers care more about comfort than performance.
Read More »Could the Lincoln sedan rise from the ashes once more?
Read More »However, production could shift to Chicago or elsewhere at some point in the future.
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Sales decreased two percent to 12,678 units during the first four months of 2022.
Read More »In affected vehicles, insufficient welds inside the high voltage battery may fail.
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The offer is available only in select markets.
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