By chinohillsfordadmin on August 24, 2011
Ford has big plans for Lincoln. The luxury brand from Dearborn has been producing solid machinery as of late, but its vehicles often seem to get lost in the shuffle. The cars look too much like their Ford-branded siblings, and …
By chinohillsfordadmin on June 26, 2011
Of Detroit’s three automakers, Ford may have emerged the strongest from the economic crisis, but its luxury division, Lincoln, isn’t looking too rosy these days. While Cadillac has been steadily rejuvenating itself with exciting new vehicles, Buick has reinvented itself …
By chinohillsfordadmin on May 04, 2011
Lincoln received the highest score for long-term durability among all vehicle brands in the annual J.D. Power and Associates’ 2011 Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS). The Lincoln MKZ is the second-highest performing model in long-term durability in the entire study. Ford …
By chinohillsfordadmin on April 28, 2011
DEARBORN, Mich., April 28, 2011 – All-wheel drive is a luxury feature that many buyers of premium automobiles demand in their vehicles for maximum mobility. This is especially true in northern states where colder climates naturally lead to more snow, …
By chinohillsfordadmin on February 08, 2011
Being a Lincoln dealer in the 21st century has been anything but easy, as Ford has been looking to shed its luxury brand dealers the past couple years. Then Blue Oval recently killed off Mercury, a brand Lincoln dealers traditionally …
By chinohillsfordadmin on January 15, 2011
Ask our parents’ generation to picture the prototypical Lincoln and they’ll likely point to the Town Car. Our generation? Probably the Navigator. But what do these vehicles have in common? Well, aside from being Lincolns, and large ones at that, …
By chinohillsfordadmin on January 11, 2011
With the death of Mercury, Ford Motor Co. will funnel more dollars into Lincoln. For example, planners are looking to add a compact, front-drive car or crossover. There also is talk that a car based on the next-generation Ford Mondeo …
By chinohillsfordadmin on November 18, 2010
The all-new 2010 Lincoln MKT three-row crossover – arriving in dealerships now – is raising the bar not only on luxury, but also on safety after earning a “Top Safety Pick” rating from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). …
By chinohillsfordadmin on November 16, 2010
Lincoln MKT sales have been less than stellar since the three-row crossover arrived back in 2009, but Ford is getting creative to change that. The Blue Oval is developing a pair of livery-ready MKT models to cover everything from school …
By chinohillsfordadmin on November 15, 2010
According to the Detroit Free Press, we may see a new small Lincoln crossover crop up sometime soon. Reports indicate that Ford is looking to build another small, fuel-efficient vehicle at the company’s Louisville Assembly Plant, and that the mini-ute …
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