16/23Â Â CITY/HWY
EPA-Estimated MPG
EPA-Estimated MPG
6.2Â Â Sec.
0-60 MPH
0-60 MPH
4
Doors
Doors
8
Seats
Seats
19.3-103.3Â Â cu ft
Cargo Space
Cargo Space
Each of the two trims is powered by the same 3.5L V6 engine. This provides you with 450-horsepower and 500 lb-ft of torque. Working with this engine in perfect harmony is a ten-speed automatic transmission. All models have rear-wheel-drive as their standard drivetrain with the option of upgrading to all-wheel-drive. The Reserve trim level gives you the option of adding the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package. This brings your towing capability up to a very impressive 8,600 pounds.
Coming in the Co-Pilot 360 package on all trims are lane-keeping assist, high beam assist, pedestrian detection, blind-spot monitoring, and automated emergency braking. Moving up to the Reserve trim level will give you adaptive cruise control as well as an advanced surround-view camera. Lincoln Celebrates 100 Years In Automotive Innovation
Originally established in 1917 as a private entity, the Lincoln Motor Company was purchased by the Ford Motor Company in 1922. Since then, Lincoln has produced some of the most luxurious passenger vehicles in the United States of America. As the iconic brand celebrates its centennial anniversary on the domestic market, let's take a closer look at some important milestones and other accomplishments.
As a vehicle owner, you know that spring is when you do the most driving. But don't forget about auto maintenance! Here are some tips to keep your vehicles running smoothly this spring.
Lincoln has announced that they will release their first all-electric model in 2024. This will include at least three additional electric vehicles by 2030.
