2022 Lincoln Aviator Gets Modest Price Decrease
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Thinking about grabbing yourself a new Lincoln Aviator this year? Your patience may have very well paid off in saving you some bucks. Pricing details for the 2022 Aviator have been revealed, and Lincoln is dropping upwards of four figures off the price tag.
Car and Driver, the 2022 Lincoln Aviator will carry a $52,090 base price with rear-wheel drive after the $1,095 destination charge. That’s down just slightly from the 2021 model’s MSRP of $52,195 after destination fee. The 494-horsepower Aviator Grand Touring will start at $68,980, which is below the 2021 Aviator Grand Touring’s pre-fee $69,070 starting price.
Lincoln Sales More Than Double in April
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Lincoln Motor Company sales in April reached 10,468 vehicles, up 114.9 percent year-over-year from 2020. The luxury brand sold just 4,870 vehicles last year, the result of COVID-19 being declared a global pandemic in March.
Lincoln SUVs leap across the board in April
All four vehicles in the current Lincoln lineup saw triple-digit sales increases over last April and record sales at retail. The Lincoln Aviator was the brand’s top-selling vehicle for the month at 2,844 delivered up 193.8 percent year-over-year. Not far behind was the Lincoln Corsair at 2,821 vehicles, up 141.7 percent.
With the launch of the new and improved 2021 model, the Nautilus also posted an impressive sales month with 2,609 delivered. That total is good for a 164.3 percent year-over-year increase from April 2020. The Lincoln Navigator rounded out the lineup with sales totaling 1,669, an increase of 114.2 percent.
Autotrader Ranks Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring on Best List
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The Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring has secured a spot on Autotrader’s list of the 10 Best Electric Cars for 2021. The sleek, sophisticated SUV was one of 10 models singled out by the publication for its eco-friendly powertrain, sophisticated design, and performance.
2021 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring
The 2021 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring features the power of a standard twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 engine with Auto Start-Stop Technology paired to a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission with paddle activation. It utilizes plug-in hybrid technologies for an intense, fuel-efficient performance. Preserve EV and Pure EV drive modes further optimize the efficient power.
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The all-new 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV made its debut in February, arriving as the latest expansion to the all-electric Chevrolet Bolt lineup. Now, the new Bolt EUV has been recognized as a top 10 best electric car for the 2021 calendar year.
In a recent release, automotive online marketplace Autotrader named the new Bolt EUV as a top pick among a range of new electric vehicles. The
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Autotrader Top 10 Electric Cars for 2021 list were selected by Autotrader editors, who based their selections on a variety of criteria. Each model is priced under $75,000, and includes a plug or all-electric mode allowing for pure-EV driving for 15 miles or more. Additionally, each model must be available for sale within the next six months.
2022 Lincoln Aviator Will Cost Less and Come in New Colors
The plug-in-hybrid Grand Touring model is between $1080 and $1185 cheaper than before, while the base price is now $52,090.
The plug-in-hybrid Aviator Grand Touring starts at $68,980, a $1185 decrease from last year.
The 2022 Aviator is starting to reach dealerships now.
The Lincoln Aviator mid-size luxury SUV is slightly cheaper for 2022, with pricing for the nonhybrid model down by between $105 and $660 and pricing for the hybrid down by up to $1185 compared with last year. The 2022 Aviator starts at $52,090 for the base rear-wheel-drive trim and $68,980 for the Grand Touring plug-in hybrid. We Test the Aviator