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2019 New York Auto Show Editors' Picks
The 2019 New York Auto Show has cars, trucks, and crossovers that run the gamut from practical to fanciful. Here are our 5 favorite vehicles from the Big Apple.
2020 Lincoln Corsair vs 2019 Cadillac XT4: How they compare on paper
The crosstown crossover battle.
2020 Lincoln Corsair revealed with baby Aviator looks
It gets a high-performance engine not available on the Escape.
2020 Lincoln Aviator | Everything we know so far
Diving into price, features, performance and photos.
Company veterans promoted to set a course for the future of Ford
Joe Hinrichs and Jim Farley will lead the automotive and strategic units.
2020 Lincoln Corsair will be revealed at the New York Auto Show
Smallest Lincoln crossover gets a makeover, new name.
2020 Lincoln Corsair spied inside and out, ready to replace the MKC
It's shaping up to be a baby Aviator.
Lincoln Corsair reportedly getting a PHEV among three engine options
2.5L Duratec from Ford Fusion S to power the hybrid.
Ford recalls 1.48 million F-150s for transmission, plus other models
1.48 million defective F-150s could suddenly shift to first gear.
Car-crazy 5-year-old boy writes automakers for treasures, gets big response
Most manufacturers responded with fun souvenirs.
2020 Lincoln Aviator pricing can fly sky high: Configurator is up and running
You'll pay a premium for the high power plug-in hybrid.
Lincoln Continental with suicide doors sold out, but Lincoln will make more
All 80 Continental Coach Door Editions are spoken for.
Here are all the cars that won't survive the new year
These are the vehicles that have been discontinued after the 2018 model year. If you want one of these cars, you'd better act fast.
Car subscription services: A slow, expensive start — but the potential is huge
It's in automaker's best interests to get subscriptions right.
2019 Lincoln Nautilus commercials bring back Matthew McConaughey, plus pool
Trick pool shots demonstrate Lincoln Co-Pilot360 in an interesting way.
Lincoln Continental suicide doors: A lot has changed since 1961
The doors are back, but their purpose is a lot different this time around.
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