Lincoln MKZ News

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Lincoln Motor Company is hosting it's Hello, Again tour during the month of June.

Ford has used efficiency gains related to water use, waste and painting processes to cut its factory emissions per produced vehicle by 37 percent between 2000 and 2012.

When all hope is lost, build a beautiful car. That would seem to be the current reigning philosophy at Lincoln, a luxury brand that has stumbled from one false start to another over the course of the past decade in an unsuccessful attempt to discover its identity.

PSFK test drives the new model and learns how the brand is making this vehicle stand out from other luxury, eco-friendly rides.

As Lincoln tries to reinvent itself, Ford Motor Co.' s struggling luxury brand will target only the fastest-growing luxury segments in which it can competitively and profitably field entries, the company said.

The new Lincoln MKZ has struggled through a slow ramp-up of production but in the past two months has finally gotten on track.

Ford releases 14th annual Sustainability Report highlighting all things sustainable, including a 37 percent per vehicle drop in CO2 emission levels at global facilities between 2000 and 2012; a 30 percent reduction is planned between 2010 and 2025 Ford's sustainability efforts strengthened by strong product line, including giving customers six ... (more)

Ford Motor Co may branch out and develop new models for Lincoln in fast-growing vehicle segments as part of the second-largest U.S. automaker's latest attempt to revive the struggling luxury brand and boost its profits.

John is Senior Editor for High Gear Media. In addition to news coverage and new car reviews, John creates and oversees all editorial for High Gear's... More In a media presentation yesterday on the new 2013 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid, Ford's luxury brand devoted considerable time to explaining how it helps drivers understand the factors that affect their ... (more)

For those who think the car-buying experience stinks, Ford Motor Co. is teaching its Lincoln dealers about fine cheeses.

EDITOR WES RAYNAL: Shocking to drive a $37k Ford Fusion. Even more shocking: Equipped as this one is with all the features, it's probably worth it.

Suzanne Kane is an editor at High Gear Media focusing on covering the latest product and other auto-related information for Family Car Guide... More Ford is conducting a voluntary safety recall of certain 2013 model year Lincoln MKZ luxury cars to fix an issue with electrical cords that could result in electrical shock.

Ford is recalling 107 model-year 2013 Lincoln MKZ sedans due to a problem with the electrical system that could result in exposed wiring, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

A Washington, D.C., reporter for more than 30 years, Jim Limbach covers the federal agencies for ConsumerAffairs.

Joseph Poulose, who works for the Intermedia Group of Companies, which sells advertising services, won a fully loaded 2013 Lincoln MKZ today at the Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition 2013 in Chicago.

When Cadillac nearly drove off a cliff a decade ago by allowing the brand to become irrelevant to younger buyers snapping up BMWs instead of Sedan de Villes, it slammed on the brakes, sent its designers to the woodshed and produced the CTS, a radical stylistic departure with more angles than a Stealth fighter that reinvigorated the carmaker's ... (more)

Ford Motor Company announced that it bested its previous full-year hybrid sales record in five months of 2013, driven by the product strength of its new electrified vehicle lineup including Ford C-Max Hybrid, Ford C-Max Energi, Ford Fusion Hybrid and Ford Fusion Energi, as well as Lincoln MKZ Hybrid.

Got torque? Ford's award-winning 1.0-liter EcoBoost does, and then some Ford's ultra-fuel-efficient and spirited 1.0-liter EcoBoostA engine has been named 2013 International Engine of the Year, marking the second straight year Ford's acclaimed three-cylinder has taken home this coveted award.

All luxury cars used to be large and come standard with big engines, cushy seats, soft rides and rear-wheel-drive.