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Is Is Worth Upgrading From the Ford Escape to the Lincoln Corsair?

The Ford Escape was completely redesigned for 2020. The 2020 Escape still has the same sporty driving dynamics and more standard tech. Ford also made a splash by introducing the all-new 2020 Lincoln Corsair, which shares the same platform as the Escape. You might be wondering: is it worth upgrading from the Escape to the Corsair? What it’s like to …
by Leigh Fields
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The 2020 Lincoln Navigator L SUV on display at the 2019 Los Angeles Auto Show
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Lincoln Dominated This List of Best Luxury 3-Row SUVs

With SUVs continually growing in popularity, it’s easy to become overwhelmed with options. Fortunately for anyone shopping for a 3-row luxury SUV, though, this decision might actually be a bit easier to make. Lincoln SUVs nabbed the top three spots in Carfax’s list of Best 3-Row Luxury SUVs of 2020, an impressive feat that definitely …
by Tegan Watson
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The 2021 Lincoln Navigator Has A Boatload of Disappointments

The 2021 Lincoln Navigator is here, but we aren’t sure if that’s a good thing. You might be able to use the Lincoln Navigator to pick other options instead. The Chevy Tahoe or Cadillac Escalade may be more modern options to enjoy.  Disappointments with the 2021 Lincoln Navigator  The folks at AutoBlog got the opportunity to test …
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The 2021 Lincoln Corsair Is the Attainable Luxury SUV You Shouldn’t Ignore

It’s easy to overlook the newcomers in the luxury SUV for classics like Audi or BMW. But one new arrival you should consider is made by Lincoln. Lincoln’s Corsair boasts “American luxury” and dashing looks. And because of its lower starting price, the Corsair is even more attractive than some of its competitors. Cruising in the 2021 Lincoln …
by Leigh Fields
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2020 Lincoln Nautilus is on display at the 112th Annual Chicago Auto Show at McCormick Place
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Lincoln Has Some of the Safest Luxury SUVs You Can’t Ignore

When you’re paying extra for a luxury SUV, you’ll likely want to make sure you get your money’s worth when it comes to safety features. There’s one luxury brand that particularly stands out in this area: Lincoln. In fact, two Lincoln SUVs — the Aviator and the Nautilus — both made it onto CarFax’s list …
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Worst Car Wednesday: 1977 Lincoln Versailles

The only people that bought the 1977 Lincoln Versailles had never seen a Ford Granada. That’s because the Versailles was a thinly disguised Granada. Ford didn’t even try to hide the fact. How it ever could have expected to sell any of these pigs is the triumph of greed over value, design, perspective, and rational …
by Thom Taylor
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A head-on view of a black, armored 2020 Lincoln Navigator L from Inkas Armored Vehicle Manufacturing
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Armored Lincoln Navigator is a Panic Room on Wheels

Increasing instability around the world has changed the armored vehicle market. It is no longer about meeting the protection needs of heads of states or their diplomats. Now, anybody with a high net worth is a target for dangerous activity. So, the armored vehicle market has been broadening to meet individuals’ needs, not just government or …
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Here Comes Another Ford and Lincoln Recall for a Fire Hazard

Over the past several years, there has been an onslaught of Ford Motor Company safety recalls that at varying times have affected the entire Ford and Lincoln product line. Most recently, 2.5 million Ford vehicles were recalled due to leaking brake fluid and improperly placed door latches. There have also been numerous recalls issued over the past several …
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A 1963 Lincoln Continental Limousine Cabriolet vehicle on display during a preview for the upcoming Coys Spring Classics auction at the Royal Horticultural Society's Lindley Hall in London
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The Most Iconic Vehicles From the 1960s

The 1960s were, in many ways, the years that set a precedent for so many of America’s most formative cultural moments. It was a decade that saw humanity’s ascension to the moon and the depths in which our nation could sink in the treatment of its sons and daughters during the Civil Rights movement and …
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The Most Complained About Lincoln SUVs

Lincoln has been around for over 100 years and has served as the luxury to Ford for almost just as long. Known for upscale American cars and SUVs like the MKX, the Navigator, and the Aviator, Lincoln has soldiered on through years maintaining its popularity and producing new models. However, some of those models are …
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Cadillac’s 2021 Lineup Isn’t Enough To Compete With Lincoln

The Cadillac Escalade is known as one of the best luxury vehicles on the market. However, Cadillac has been slipping in terms of popularity over the years. According to MotorTrend, there’s another luxury automaker that’s more popular with American consumers. The luxury brand Lincoln, owned by the Ford Motor Company, has proven to be a …
by Addison White
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Is the 2020 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring Hybrid Worth Over $80,000?

Luxury SUVs are a popular choice for families who want a roomier, fancier, and better-equipped SUV than usual. There are many great luxury brands to choose from too, and Ford’s sister company, Lincoln, is one of those luxury brands. Here’s a look at the 2020 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring trim and whether or not it’s worth its hefty price tag.  How much …
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Are Leather Car Seats Really Worth It?

Nowadays, you don’t have to spend Rolls-Royce money to get luxury features. True, options like champagne flutes and scent diffusers aren’t exactly run-of-the-mill. However, it’s possible to find heated and massaging seats on more everyday vehicles, even on pickup trucks. And another such feature is leather upholstery. But while leather car seats may symbolize luxury …
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