Lincoln Corsair Sales Rise To Fifth In Segment During Q1 2021
Representing a new first quarter sales record for the luxury crossover.
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Representing a new first quarter sales record for the luxury crossover.
Read More »The performance puts the Corsair in sixth place out of twelve competitors.
Read More »A total of 5,670 units of the Corsair and MKC were delivered during the quarter.
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These are the last brand-new MKC models available.
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The offers are less worthwhile in March than they were in February.
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The offers are much more conservative compared to recent months
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Compared to previous incentives, this discount offers a bit less cashback in favor of a lower interest rate.
Read More »Becoming the fifth most popular vehicle in its segment.
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Seen the ad? Be a lot cooler if ya did.
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It's the only green hue for the compact luxury crossover.
Read More »The discontinued Fusion ranked well in the survey.
Read More »Good enough to be the fifth best-selling model in its segment.
Read More »And in a rare turn of events, a low-interest financing offer can be stacked with the discount.
Read More »In addition to a zero percent APR offer.
Read More »It was the slowest growth in its competitive set.
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The offerings have been confirmed via a document sent to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
Read More »The last major update to the MKC before it gets replaced by the Corsair.
Read More »Get your first look at Lincoln's all-new replacement for the MKC compact crossover.
Read More »The Lincoln Corsair nameplate replaces the MKC.
Read More »Ford outpaced the industry for initial quality improvements since last year's J.D. Power study.
Read More »Lincoln's compact crossover could be rennamed from "MKC" to "Corsair" for the next-generation model.
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Ford's luxury brand is ramping up in China.
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Is Cadillac's first entry in the small-crossover space good enough to steal sales from the Lincoln MKC?
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Placing second-to-last in its competitive set.
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