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A new study into vehicle quality during the first three months of ownership finds infotainment systems still cause the most headaches, but traditional car problems — like engines that don’t start — are creeping up.
Despite a mighty challenge from platform mate the 2020 Hyundai Palisade, the 2020 Kia Telluride SUV continues its reign on our biggest news stories list.
Meta: Lincoln’s all-new 400-horsepower 2020 Aviator three-row SUV has been rated at 21 mpg combined with front-wheel drive, compared to 20 mpg for the FWD 2020 Cadillac XT6.
No self-driving car exists for the mass market right now, but many cars have features that can operate certain driving tasks. Which cars have these features for 2019? Find out here.
Lincoln’s answer to competitors’ mid-size luxury SUVs is the 2019 Nautilus. Here’s what we like and don’t like about the renamed refresh of the outgoing MKX.
The 2020 Lincoln Corsair luxury compact SUV with its classy styling and interior will start at $36,995, but the price can climb to more than $60,000 with options.
Among our most popular articles from the past week, four were expert reviews of new SUVs, while two more were rundowns of things we like and things we don’t about a couple of other SUVs. Check out the full list here.
When Chevrolet resurrected the Blazer name, some of us at Cars.com (OK, mainly me) were disappointed that it was being used for a more modern style of SUV instead of competition for the Jeep Wrangler or the soon-to-be-real-we-swear Ford Bronco.
The 2019 Lincoln Nautilus offers some compelling features, but its price tag climbs quickly, leaving interior quality behind.
A pair of new crossover SUVs are among the vehicles that earned a five-star overall rating in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's latest updates to its vehicle crash-test rankings.