Lincoln
First Shift: Mich. Chevy dealership goes up in flames
July 19Mich. Chevy dealership goes up in flames; GM invests in software startup; Musk cousin leaving Tesla; '18 Lincoln MKX spied; No new Vipers? No problem for supercar-maker VLF.
Lincoln MKX set for 'mesh' face-lift
July 18Two years after the second-generation MKX debuted, the premium midsize crossover will undergo a freshening for the 2018 model year that resembles the face of Lincoln's latest cars and light trucks.
Lexus refuses to call new-gen LS 'self-driving'
July 8What the car will do and will not do required some careful wording, Lexus says.
Lincoln, Mercedes, Toyota large cars receive top IIHS safety ratings
July 6The Lincoln Continental, Mercedes-Benz E class and Toyota Avalon earned top honors among six large cars tested for crashworthiness by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. The Tesla Model S fell short in some tests.
Lincoln unwraps extended-length Navigator SUV
June 20Lincoln's new extended-length Navigator will be nearly a foot longer than the redesigned 2018 Navigator and include more cargo space than the regular version.
Who can resist mail like this?
June 5Lincoln has received the U.S. Postal Service's Irresistible Mail Grand Champion Award for the best interactive mail piece that engages through innovative print design and digital technologies.
Lincoln's Chauffeur trial starts in 2nd city
May 15Saying that its Chauffeur program is “generating a lot of interest,” Ford Motor Co.'s Lincoln luxury brand has expanded the recently-launched pilot program to a second market.
Lincoln expands Chauffeur service to 2nd market
May 12Lincoln is expanding a recently-launched pilot program that lets users summon a chauffeur to drive them around in their own car.
Ford marketing exec leaves as board scrutinizes operations
May 10A top marketing executive at Ford, once identified as an Automotive News Rising Star, is leaving the company at a time when its U.S. market share is sliding.
FORD: Volume falls 7.1% for 4th straight decline
May 2Ford's sales dropped 7.1 percent in April -- its fourth-straight US monthly decline -- because of poor retail performance and declines in the car and truck segments as demand continues to cool.
Ford must do better with Lincoln luxury
April 24Lincoln probably wouldn't survive as a stand-alone company, and if Ford isn't careful, it risks leaving Lincoln to the same fate as Mercury, Oldsmobile and Plymouth, a reader writes.
Lincoln's new Job 1: Getting to know you
April 17Lincoln says it is successfully differentiating itself via experiences, rather than vehicle features. Now it wants to craft the experience before designing the car.
