Lincoln Corsair Recalled Over Backup Camera Issue
Lincoln has recalled 41,875 Corsair SUVs from model years 2020-2022 because their backup cameras can become distorted or fail.
Lincoln has recalled 41,875 Corsair SUVs from model years 2020-2022 because their backup cameras can become distorted or fail.
Americans bought 26% more new EVS and 23% more used EVs in July than in June as the end of the EV tax credit approaches.
The 2026 Nissan Frontier will start at $33,845, with a new Dark Armor package and a Roush Performance edition available.
The radically redesigned 2026 Nissan Leaf will start at $31,485 at launch with a less-expensive base model coming later.
VinFast has made new investments in Asia, but a company spokesperson says that doesn’t mean it’s leaving the U.S.
Ford has recalled 2,361 F-150 pickups because an earlier recall may not have fixed a problem with flickering parking lights.
Lincoln will soon end production for the Corsair, but dealers still have many for sale. Our Sean Tucker thinks they’re worth a look.
The average American car buyer had an easier time finding an affordable deal in July, though costs remain historically high.
The average used-car buyer in America paid $25,527 in July, up from a revised $25,342 in June but nearly unchanged from a year ago.
Ford has recalled vehicles 103 times so far this year, eclipsing the old record of 77 in one year — with four months to go in 2025.