Following the MKC and MKX, Lincoln has shown that it can compete with the top cars in the luxury class. 

Ford is the latest automaker to announce its Takata airbag recall expansion.

Lincoln has announced pricing for the revised 2017 MKZ, which will start at $35,935. 

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Shopping for a new vehicle this Memorial Day weekend?

The 2013-2014 Ford F-150 pickup trucks are being recalled to address an issue with their master brake cylinders.

The new Lincoln MKX has scored top safety marks from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). 

The 2017 Lincoln MKZ is the focus of the American automaker’s new ads.

Rear-wheel-drive sports cars are all the rage, but you can have plenty of fun with a front-wheel-drive car, too.

Luxury SUVs are popular vehicles for discriminating customers that want extreme capability and all the comforts of home. Two of the most recognizable in the business are built by Cadillac and Lincoln.

The 2017 Lincoln MKC adds more standard features and technologies.

Pricing for the new Lincoln Continental has leaked out before an official announcement. 

Ford has announced three separate recalls affecting various vehicles in its lineup.

Some cars are just impossible to get over.

Lincoln and Volvo are both developing new sedans in an effort to elevate themselves in the premium segment after years of sitting parked on the sidelines. But which model is better?

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Lincoln is giving a preview of how its next-generation full-size SUV will look.

In its 100-plus years, the automotive industry has delivered plenty of superb vehicles. 

Another February is in the books and despite plenty of snow falling across the U.S., new-vehicle sales rose by an impressive amount. Scion and Maserati topped the charts but a couple surprising brands lost ground last month.

Like the late, great comedian Rodney Dangerfield said, some cars don’t get no respect.

The J.D. Power 2016 Vehicle Dependability Study results have been released, and there aren’t too many surprises.

Lincoln is something of an American tragedy. Its long and complicated history is like an automotive version of the dust bowl or perhaps even an attempted presidential assassination.

Looking for a luxurious sedan experience? The Lincoln Continental and Volvo should both deliver what you seek.

The 2017 Lincoln Continental bowed at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show sporting 400 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque.

Less than a year ago,  Lincoln revealed its Continental concept at the New York Auto Show and here we are in Detroit, where it has just unveiled the production version of this large luxury sedan.

The 2017 Lincoln Continental has made an early appearance on the Internet, albeit a blurry one. 

Even if the world has gone crossover crazy, there are still several tire-shredding, pavement-pounding American sport sedans that are both practical and fun to drive.

It looks like one of Lincoln’s Continental prototypes had some issues while testing. 

Midwesterners have a hard time fathoming pleasant temperatures and sunshine in the middle of November, but Tinseltown is warmer than a basket of fresh dryer lint right now.

One of the bigger surprises at the 2015 L.A. Auto Show was the debut of the redesigned 2017 Lincoln MKZ.

The completely redesigned 2017 Lincoln MKZ made its world debut at the L.A. Auto Show and will likely be one of the show’s most surprising reveals.

Ford is planning three recalls that affect nearly 131,000 vehicles.

It seems like every luxury automaker is chasing BMW, trying to create faster, sportier, more engaging vehicles than the builder of Ultimate Driving Machines. But not all have drawn a bead on this Bavarian rival.

The production version of the new 2017 Lincoln Continental will debut at the 2016 Detroit Auto Show in January. 

Let’s pretend for a second that Tinder wasn’t a dating platform. What if it was a platform for automakers to gauge interest in certain concept cars? Awesome, right?

Lincoln has always had a tough time carving out its identity and while the newest MKX hasn’t yet given us a true sense of what makes this brand stand out, it certainly shows us what it’s capable of.

For better or worse summer is rapidly drawing to a close. This is bad news for fair-weather aficionados but it’s actually been a great season for automakers. July sales are in and last month’s year-over-year performance was up a healthy 5.3 percent.

Lotus is making some operational changes in the United States.

If you’re in the market for a car that won’t have any major issues after you purchase it, you’ve come to the right place.

Lincoln is dropping the price on its new, second-generation MKX crossover.

The Lincoln MKS is being killed off.

Lincoln could be dumping its current naming system for something more traditional.

Ford has announced two separate recalls that affect a total of 442,300 vehicles in North America.

Luxury is the antithesis of austerity. If you want the finest, fastest or most feature-laden, you’re going to have to fork over cash and usually lots of it.

The recently revealed Continental Concept may be the beginning of new nameplates for Lincoln. 

Lincoln has revived the Continental nameplate at the 2015 New York Auto Show.

Bentley’s chief designer took to Facebook to share his feelings on the new Lincoln Continental Concept.

Perhaps its best-known nameplate, Lincoln has revived the Continental badge for a new concept car that’s headed to production next year.

J.D. Power just released its annual Vehicle Dependability Study (VDS). This closely monitored report gives automakers and consumers a good idea of how well the industry is doing when it comes to quality.

A slip up by Lincoln suggests that the brand is bringing back the Continental. 

Luxury brands continue to excel in offering the best service customer service at the dealer level.

Lincoln’s latest crossover made its official debut at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show today featuring a new powertrain along with a conservative and handsome design.

Leading up to the Detroit Auto Show, AutoGuide.com‘s most watched videos of the week is all about America.

Ahead of a planned debut next week at the Detroit Auto Show, the new Lincoln MKX has slipped out.

In recent years, Lincoln has worked hard to change its image and it’s just the beginning.

Ford is issuing two safety recalls in the U.S. for the Escape and Lincoln MKC crossovers.

Matthew McConaughey and Lincoln are getting ready to release a series of new ads to ring in 2015.

The battle of luxury SUVs is heating up.

It’s time to get into the holiday spirit, so what better way than to have a real good laugh?