The XT6, while not at all offensive to the eyes, was simply boring by comparison. In my opinion, the basic design has ...

Automakers now treat silence as a core performance metric, not a luxury afterthought. The most obsessive high-mileage drivers ...

HIGHS Fancy cabin appointments, handsome outward appearance, gutsy turbo powertrain. LOWS Could be more fuel efficient, Ford underpinnings dilute its prestige, some rivals offer better value. VERDICT ...

Lincoln’s SUV lineup heads into the 2026 model year with a series of updates aimed at keeping things fresh. Although the changes aren’t sweeping, they touch on everything from technology and ...

The Lincoln Aviator returns for 2025 with a thorough refresh, especially in the Black Label trim which I am reviewing, and that continues to be the top of the line. Aviator remains Lincoln's luxury ...

In 2025, Lincoln has done a lot of things right. We notice some great upgrades across the fleet including the Navigator, Aviator and Nautilus all making great headway in the upscale luxury market.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued a recall for more than 23,000 Lincoln Aviator vehicles. The recall is prompted by a closing rear window in some 2025 Lincoln Aviator vehicles ...

Ford has issued the recall for about 850,318 vehicles, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Tuesday, July 8. The recall includes several popular models like the F-150, Bronco, ...

Introduced at the 2018 New York Auto Show for the 2019 model year, the second-generation Aviator is being recalled to address quite a big problem. According to the Ford Motor Company, an estimated 132 ...

Ford is recalling nearly 133,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs because parts could fall off while driving. Ford is recalling nearly 133,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs because parts could fall off while driving. The ...

Ford Motor Company is recalling more than 130,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs in the U.S. due to a possible risk of parts detaching while driving, the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said ...