It may be hard to associate a vehicle that can cost north of $70,000, such as the 2015 Lincoln Navigator, with the word “value,” but it’s not impossible. Especially if you’re good at measuring lifecycle costs.
It was recently my week-long job to discover the ways in which Lincoln differentiated its 2015 Navigator L 4X4 from its (relatively) attainable cousin, the Ford Expedition, whose EL King Ranch variant I found plenty luxurious.
The Ford F-150 is so popular that the automaker has two factories – one in Dearborn and one in Kansas City – cranking it out. The problem is that neither one of them is up to full speed.
According to a jury in West Virginia, unintended acceleration problems weren’t exclusively a Toyota and Lexus problem. They awarded a West Virginia couple $3,000,000 in damages over an incident that involved a 2001 Ford Ranger.