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Recall Alert: Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviator

A grand total of 528 Ford and Lincoln vehicles are the subjects of a safety recall. No accidents or injuries have occurred yet in relation to recall. All the models affected by the recall are from the current 2020 model year. These are the vehicles in the recall There are 528 Ford Explorer and Lincoln Aviators affected by the …
by HJ Pizarro
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Lincoln MKZ is on display during North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center
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The 2020 Lincoln MKZ Is One Of the Best Luxury Cars For Under $40,000

With so many new luxurious midsize sedans available on the market today, it’s easy to overlook ones like the Lincoln MKZ. The Lincoln MKZ has earned praise for its performance and dapper looks. And this sedan’s starting price makes it even better. Driving the standard 2020 Lincoln MKZ The main appeal to luxury models is the promise of …
by Leigh Fields
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The front grill of a white Ford F-150 pickup truck is seen on Metro Ford's sales lot
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Ford and Lincoln Recall Alert: Fires, Brakes, and Defects – Oh My!

This morning brought with it an announcement from Ford that it is recalling some of its popular vehicles. Fires, brake issues, and defects are the root of the issues for a total of over 560,000 vehicles. One of the recalls involves the most popular vehicle Ford has, the F-150 pickup truck. The others are for the Ford Edge, Lincoln …
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Worst Car Wednesday: 1984 Just Puked Coal At Your Door

Have you ever read the book 1984? It portends the demise of society and complete control by the government. While some may think we are there, read the book. We’re not there, yet. But something that signaled the demise of the strongest symbol of American superiority made its debut in 1984. That would be the …
by Thom Taylor
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10 Cars Dropping Values Faster Than A Falling Rock In 3 Years

We are utterly amazed at how quickly the values of some cars can drop faster than a falling rock after just three years. For as much pride of ownership and bragging rights as some must feel, it just seems like such a waste. Knowing your shiny new car drops in value so quickly makes ownership …
by Thom Taylor
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Trucks & SUVs

Worst Car Wednesday: 2002 Lincoln Blackwood Flopped Good

In the late-1990s and early-2000s, Ford was swinging long and tall with everything F150. Actually, it still is today. But then it was into trying to branch out a bit to see what the market would like. A larger SUV? Let’s do a Ford Expedition. How about a Lincoln SUV? OK, let’s do a Lincoln …
by Thom Taylor
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Trucks & SUVs

The 2021 Lincoln Nautilus Is Getting a Sick Style Upgrade

The sleek and polished Lincoln Nautilus is coming back for 2021 with a sick style upgrade. This midsize luxury SUV joins the SUV lineup for Lincoln, in line with the flagship Navigator and the already popular Aviator. The Nautilus competes with the likes of the Cadillac XT6, Mercedes-Benz GLE Class, and the BMW X5. But will this latest …
by Desiree Homer
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2020 Dodge Charger Hellcat Widebody and SRT
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JD Power Says These Car Brands Lead In Excitement and Appeal

Who knew that JD Power had a study for measuring automobile excitement and emotional attachment? Who knew you could actually measure that type of thing? Nonetheless, here we are with its Automotive Performance, Execution, and Layout Study. It has the whole rundown of which car brands lead in excitement and emotional attachment.  This is part …
by Thom Taylor
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Recall Alert: 3 Recalls Issued By Ford and Lincoln for Over 25,000 Vehicles

Over 25,000 Ford and Lincoln vehicles are involved in three separate recalls. The three recalls are for the Lincoln MKX and Nautilus models, and for the Ford F-650, F-750, Escape, and Transit models. Thankfully, no injuries have been reported as of yet relating to each recall concern. The first recall: Wiring harness abrasion for 2016-2020 …
by HJ Pizarro
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2020 Lincoln Navigator – a cousin of the Ford Expedition – is on display at the 112th Annual Chicago Auto Show
Trucks & SUVs

The 2020 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator Violate Federal Safety Standards

Ah, vehicle recalls. Sometimes they’re bad, and sometimes they’re really bad. Thankfully, the latest vehicle recall hasn’t had any vehicle crashes to test just how serious it is. The recall is for problematic headrests in two different SUVs — the Ford Expedition and the Lincoln Navigator — and affecting nearly 2,800 total vehicles. The recall …
by Jenny Whaley
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2020 Lincoln Navigator is on display at the 112th Annual Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place
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The Lincoln Navigator Is a Winner Based on Comfort Alone

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator has definitely earned our respect this year. This large SUV has set itself apart from the competition for a variety of reasons. But judging based on comfort alone, the Lincoln Navigator is a clear winner in the luxury SUV class.  The 2020 Navigator is ritzy and roomy A true luxury vehicle …
by Leigh Fields
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The front grill of the new 2019 Lincoln Aviator SUV, Lincoln's first plug-in hybrid vehicle, is displayed at the New York International Auto Show
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Stay Far Away From the 2003 Lincoln Aviator

Being No. 1 at anything is impressive. Being No. 1 on a list of worst vehicle models, not so much. While it may not have made Consumer Reports all-time worst models tested list, The 2003 Lincoln Aviator was named the worst model year of the vehicle by Car Complaints. When there have been so many …
by Robert Arrisen
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Lincoln MKZ is on display during North American International Auto Show at Cobo Center
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Don’t Discount the 2017 Lincoln MKZ as a Viable Luxury Car

If owning a luxury car is your goal, then buying a used one could make that more attainable. Buying the right luxury car is still important, even if it is a used one. For buyers looking for a luxury sport sedan, Consumer Reports suggests considering the 2017 Lincoln MKZ. This hasn’t been a top-selling car, …
by Ed Reeves
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