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Does Ford Own Lincoln?

It may be obvious that PepsiCo makes Pepsi, but did you also know it also owns some or all of Quaker Oats Company, Stacy’s Pita Chips, and Sabra? It’s fascinating to learn that some common brands are related. That’s also the case with automakers. In fact, Lincoln has been under the Ford umbrella for almost 100 …
by Erin Culver
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Trucks & SUVs

The 2021 Lincoln Navigator Is as Good as Full-Size Luxury Gets

Three-row luxury SUVs are among the biggest, poshest, and most expensive vehicles today. The Lincoln Navigator and Cadillac Escalade are some of the best-known models in that class. In addition, they’re also the highest ranked, according to MotorTrend. For this year, the 2021 Lincoln Navigator comes in first, and here’s a look at why. What’s …
by Ed Reeves
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Midsize

Save Money With the 2021 Hyundai Palisade Over the Lincoln Aviator

Looking for your next SUV but not looking to splurge? Some mainstream SUVs are as good as, if not better than, their luxury counterparts. If you were eying a brand-new Lincoln Aviator, for example, you might get more bang for your buck with a Hyundai Palisade instead. The 2021 Lincoln Aviator Almost anyone would love …
by Cary Hillside
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Two dark-blue 2020 Lincoln Corsair luxury compact crossover SUVs parked on a building's roof with a city skyline in the background
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The 2021 Lincoln Corsair Is an Underrated American SUV

If you’re in the market for an affordable five-seat luxury compact crossover SUV, you may want to take a gander at the 2021 Lincoln Corsair. In fact, it recently made U.S. News‘ “The 22 Best Cars From American Brands for 2021” list. Lincoln introduced the Corsair at the New York Auto Show in April 2019 …
by Brock Holloway
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Huge Recall: 3 Million Ford, Mercury, Lincoln Vehicles Recalled

Ford has issued a huge recall of almost three million Ford, Mercury, and Lincoln vehicles. It is part of a Takata recall that Ford petitioned the NHTSA to exempt back in January. The models Ford wanted to exempt included vehicles built between 2006-2011. These models had always been part of a larger Takata recall that …
by Thom Taylor
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Trucks & SUVs

Will the Jeep Grand Wagoneer Make the Lincoln Navigator Worry?

The 2022 Grand Wagoneer is a fairly drastic shakeup for Jeep, even though it doesn’t bear the Jeep badge. Regardless, the Grand Wagoneer is a genuinely luxurious offering with a price tag to match. And it’s going up against another made-in-America luxury SUV, the Lincoln Navigator. But is the Grand Wagoneer grand enough to up-stage …
by Matthew Skwarczek
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Trucks & SUVs

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator Finally Got the Money to Go All Out

If you were to guess the number-one three-row luxury SUV of 2020, which would you choose? The Infiniti QX80? The Lexus LX? Maybe the $130,000 Mercedes-Benz G-Class? If the Lincoln Navigator slipped your mind, that’s understandable. However, MotorTrend ranks the 2020 Lincoln Navigator 4×4 Black Label first in its “3-Row Luxury SUV Comparison Test.” For …
by Brock Holloway
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Trucks & SUVs

The 2002 Lincoln Blackwood was a Unique and Utter Failure

What do you get when a Ford F-150 and a Lincoln Navigator have a love child? A Lincoln Blackwood, of course. You might not remember the Blackwood and we wouldn’t blame you if you have never even heard of its since it didn’t last long. But let’s take a closer look at the 2002 Blackwood, …
by Joe Santos
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Five 2021 Ram trucks in colors that honor the five branches of the U.S. Military. Ram is one of the most liked car brands.
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The Most Liked Car Brands All Have This in Common

Over the years, many car brands have built future classics. Chevrolet produced the sporty Corvette, Ford designed the muscular Mustang, and the long-gone American Motors Company sold the Eagle back when SUVs weren’t even a thing yet. Consumers usually bought these vehicles for fun.  Today’s car buyers want something they can trust that will last …
by Wendy Johnson
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Midsize

These 2021 Lincoln Aviator Models Have Inferior Headlights, the IIHS Warns

Slightly smaller than its popular Navigator sibling, the midsize crossover Aviator is one of Lincoln’s latest additions. The automaker quietly discontinued the first-gen Aviator after the 2005 model year. Many speculated it was due to numerous complaints. The Aviator’s rear panel cracked over time, and it suffered from long-term engine problems. Fortunately, Ford’s luxury brand …
by Addison White
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The Lincoln MKZ Is Dead, but It’s Still Good for Driverless Testing

Discontinued after the 2020 model year, the Lincoln MKZ sedan fell out of favor with consumers and received mixed reviews from industry experts. With SUVs’ rise and sedans’ decline, the MKZ’s demise isn’t a big surprise. But one Chinese company is putting this now-defunct Lincoln model to good use. The Lincoln MKZ’s demise The Lincoln …
by Tina Pavlik
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Midsize

2020 Lincoln Aviator Models Recalled Over an Annoying Inconvenience

Vehicle recalls are something no car owner wants to deal with, but they happen anyway. Thankfully, rectifying an issue is relatively painless. So when Ford issued its latest recall in January, it seemed like no big deal. The company sent out notices regarding 2020 Lincoln Aviator and Ford Explorer Police Interceptor models for a seemingly …
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