Test Drives

The 2015 Lincoln MKC is the first of its breed for the premium nameplate: a compact crossover that goes where Cadillac isn't, avoiding its historical cross-town rival to instead focus on more natural competitors from Japan like Lexus and Acura. More than that, however, the MKC demonstrates that the brand …

The 2013 Lincoln MKZ is perhaps the most important car that the premium brand has released in the past decade. With public interest in Lincoln falling across the board, and with so few models available that are actually distinguishable from the Ford vehicles with which they share their platforms, the …

As automobile journalists, we get the chance to drive almost everything on the road. After a few years, going from a smart to a Porsche or from a Ford F150 to a Toyota Corolla loses its lustre. However, when I recently got behind the wheel of a Lincoln Navigator, I …

A few years back, after spending a week aboard the then-new, incredibly impressive, and beautifully named Zephyr sedan, I made the mistake of favourably comparing it to the Lexus IS. I say mistake, not because the car wasn't up to the task, but because in doing so I earned myself …

For anyone between the ages of 10 and 50, if the 365 days that comprised 1993 had a purpose, it was to provide you with as many opportunities as possible to see Steven Spielberg's massive hit; Jurassic Park. Based upon the novel by the same name penned by Michael Crichton, …

If you've ever worn a great suit, or even a particularly fine sports jacket, chances are good that you are familiar with the notion that what you wear can influence how you feel. According to a recent post on the interesting blog "The Hemline Economy," (http://courtneybriggs.com/thehemlineeconomy/) it's a scientifically-proven phenomenon …

It's a brand that's been patronized by everyone from Frank Sinatra to John Fitzgerald Kennedy to Elvis Presley, and yet it has suffered monumental struggles in its attempts to remain relevant: Lincoln. And you know what? It's deserved every last minute of the time it's spent with its head on …

Lincoln, Ford’s prestige brand, won’t pull off the score of the century with the marketing of its MKT. Many are even wondering why Lincoln created a vehicle mid-way between the mini-van and the wagon. The original idea was a good one since it appears that the mini-van in its current …

Admit it, even though Ford has spent the past few years making its line of Lincolns look younger, the brand simply has not been able to attract a more youthful clientele. In contrast to Cadillac, which has done a better job on this front. Indeed, few people looking to buy …

When I drove Ford’s Flex last year, I came away with a pretty healthy respect for a car that was intended to do little more than give would-be minivan buyers a slightly cooler option. With seven comfortable seats, and enough attention to detail to satisfy an Olympic figure skating judge, …