For more years than we care to remember, Lincoln has soldiered on without a competitive large car. Ford's luxury marque finally gave its high-end roster some love for the 2009 model year with the large-and-in-charge MKS. At 204 inches long, the MKS is a Reese's Cup shy of a Navigator, and at 4,305 pounds, our all-wheel drive tester is only 166-pounds lighter than the super-sized Ford Flex. When we tested the MKS last year, the relatively modest 3.7-liter V6 left us eagerly anticipating the long-promised twin-turbo EcoBoost variant. The first press samples of the MKS EcoBoost came in the ... Read More

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Detroit 2009: Ford demos Park Assist system 1231801140

Lexus introduced the first parallel parking system in a production vehicle when it launched the 2007 Lexus LS460. Ford will be second to the game with its new Park Assist system, though the Blue Oval would argue that their system is easier to operate. To use Park Assist, all you need to do is find a spot where you want to park, hit the park ...
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Lincoln's Detroit concept breaks cover 1135877580

Yesterday Ford hosted a video of its new Adaptive Lighting technology on its media website, the main star of which was Lincoln’s concept sedan for the Detroit auto show that wasn't supposed to show up until for another week or so. We’ve already told you about the special wheels the concept is wearing as well as its new high-beams, but apparently ...