Lincoln Reviews
About Lincoln
Being Ford’s luxury brand, Lincoln has always had a close connection to the mainstream automaker. Its vehicles share a lot of the same components and features as their counterparts from Ford, but stand out for having plusher interiors and more stirring exterior designs.
By the turn of the century, Lincoln was continuing to offer some of its historic nameplates, while coming out with newer models. Old-school vehicles such as the Town Car, Continental, and Navigator were still available, while new models such as the LS, MKZ, and Zephyr were being introduced. Lincoln was one of the first to come out with a luxurious pickup truck with the Blackwood, which had a short lifespan and was followed by the Mark LT.
Lincoln was focusing on SUVs in 2010 with the MKX and MKT, which were followed by new additions with the MKC and updated versions of the Navigator and extra large Navigator L. Lincoln dropped most of its available sedans by 2020, only keeping the MKZ and Continental around as it moved to having a small lineup of SUVs with conventional names. Modern vehicles in Lincoln’s lineup include the Nautilus, Corsair, Aviator, and Navigator.
Lincoln has been slow to adopt electrified powertrains and electric vehicles, though the Aviator and Corsair are available with plug-in hybrid engines. The American luxury brand has announced that it will have three electric vehicles on sale by 2025. Just like Ford with its BlueCruise hands-free driver-assist system, Lincoln has a similar system that’s called ActiveGlide.
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