'24 November SalesTrue, but if you option up an Enclave to the Avenir model it's a bit north of $59,000. Take a look at one subjectively (when I take my Ford glasses off) it's right there with the $59,005 Reserve model. Honestly the Buick's FWD/AWD platform is a bit of a plus in this type of CUV, Lincoln might do better replacing the current Aviator with a 3 row version of the Nautilus (also gets it off the Explorer platform, might help quality). Anyway, Lincoln really needs a dedicated dealer network and some exclusive luxury vehicles or I don't see a bright future for them. Honestly I leave near some of the most upscale neighborhoods in California and the only Lincolns I see these days are Navigators in livery service (and they are outnumbered 10-1 by Escalades and Yukon Denalis). Yes, purely anecdotal, but Lincoln is conspicuously absent these days. Lincoln never recovered from the disasterous PAG.Thu, 12 Dec 2024 02:55:05 +0000
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