Lincoln News

The Lincoln Nautilus finally has the interior it's always deserved.

A pair of Lincoln Continental limousines used by President Kennedy are set to be auctioned by Bonhams.

Lincoln is offering SUV customers a bit more style for their rides.

After ten generations, the Lincoln Continental may be about to go down for the count.

Lincoln will no longer launch an electric SUV based on Rivian's platform, but remains committed to adding an EV to its lineup in the future.

Jay Leno introduces us to his 1958 Continental Mark III, a car that represented big luxury and unrestrained design.

The 2020 Lincoln Aviator offers simple luxury in a beautiful package.

With the MKZ gone the Continental will be the sole sedan in Lincoln's lineup, but it too is thought to be on borrowed time.

Ford's investment in the startup EV automaker Rivian will result in a crossover electric SUV for Lincoln.

The blades can defrost a windshield in just four minutes, according to Lincoln.

The plug-in hybrid offers all-wheel drive, up to 25 miles of electric range.

More coach-built models will be made for 2020 but they come with a high, six-figure price.

Lincoln’s latest, smallest SUV has dueling turbo-4 powertrains, a cushy ride, leather and high-end audio—but does it have luxury right?

Lincoln Access Rewards lets Lincoln owners accrue points that can be redeemed for service, maintenance, new vehicle purchases, and experiences.

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator gets a price hike but additional standard equipment to more than offset the increase.

Ford is committed to launching 16 battery-electric vehicles by the end of 2023, and the identity of two more of the 16 may have just been revealed.

The Aviator's plug-in hybrid powertrain is more powerful than previously announced. A lot more powerful.

America's big and brawny Lincoln Navigator SUV gets a little more brainy for 2020.

The Elwood Engel-designed 1961 Lincoln Continental set the pace for luxury in the 1960s and to this day is the Lincoln that resonates most with classic car enthusiasts.

Former Lincoln design chief David Woodhouse will lead Nissan and Infiniti's North American design studio.