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The Lincoln Nautilus didn’t necessarily need a reinvention. After all, sales for the Nautilus increased by 18% in the 2023 calendar year and jumped an eye-opening 42 percent during the fourth quarter of 2023. In other words, the Nautilus’s popularity was growing simply by virtue of the midsize luxury SUV being itself. 

But rather than resting on its laurels, the Lincoln brand is opting instead to capitalize on the Nautilus’s momentum in a big way: namely, by introducing an all-new, reimagined version for the 2024 model year.

Five score and two years ago, Lincoln became part of the Ford family. On February 4, 1922, Henry Ford purchased the Lincoln Motor Company for eight million dollars (or roughly $140 million, when adjusted for inflation). 

With over a century of history now in its rearview, Lincoln has thoroughly established its place in automotive lore. Today, help Fiesta Lincoln celebrate the 102nd anniversary of Lincoln coming under the Ford umbrella by looking back on the luxury manufacturer’s earliest days.

The winds of winter have arrived in force throughout our country, and even sunny Mesa isn't completely exempt. After all, there’s no worse feeling than dragging yourself out of bed on a chilly January morning, only to get to your car and discover the engine won’t start. More often than not, this is due to a dead battery. Your battery becomes more susceptible to drainage as temperatures drop, potentially leaving you out in the cold.  

To combat this, here are five easy, cost-efficient ways to help ensure your battery is still running smoothly by…

The calendar is set to turn to 2024, and your vehicle officially becomes one model year older. But even if a new vehicle isn’t in your 2024 plans, that doesn’t mean your current car can’t smell brand-new. 

Courtesy of Fiesta Lincoln, here are five steps you can take to avoid complacency and keep your car smelling fresh year-round.