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While the thought of a self-driving vehicle still seems too futuristic to some, it's an ambition that might make its way into the mainstream sooner than you think. More than two dozen companies around the world, many of them public, have plans, are willing to invest in, or may even have a test model ready of an autonomous vehicle.
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Vehicle Review: The 2020 model's aggressive four-corners offense has the potential to close the gap with other luxury nameplates.
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The upstart Chinese-based manufacturer offers two models made with mostly U.S. parts as it battles tariffs and outdated impressions.
Beyond the name change, the SUV gets fresh styling, a new powertrain, and additional safety features for 2019.
Vehicle Review: The automaker is making an impressive comeback, with a fresh lineup of new models that emphasize what it calls "effortless luxury."
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Vehicle Review: Previous generations of the Lincoln SUV didn’t come close to this level of richness.
Vehicle Review: The car has a beautiful interior, latest safety features, quiet interior, an upgraded transmission, and responsive shift paddles.
Vehicle Review: Along with a lot of bang for the buck, the sedan has the distinction of receiving a Top Safety Pick Plus Rating.
Vehicle Review: The new SUV wears crisp lines offset by a sporty sloping roof and distinctive grille.
The luxury model was loaded with comforts and tech although it could never match its predecessors in size during the era of smaller sedans.
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The order books are open until the end of the month, with plans to build 150. The price has gone up to $116,465.
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