Lincoln deals in Los Angeles
This page gathers Lincoln's SUV lineup for shoppers comparing lease, finance, cash, or used deals side by side. Every model here is a crossover or SUV — Corsair and Corsair PHEV, Nautilus and Nautilus HEV, Aviator, and Navigator — spanning smaller models up through the full-size Navigator, which is built on the Expedition platform and follows its service schedule. The Corsair and Nautilus each come in a standard version and a hybrid or plug-in hybrid variant, so if efficiency matters to you, that's where to start narrowing things down. Because these models share platforms and powertrains with Ford counterparts, parts supply tends to be broad, which can simplify upkeep regardless of which trim you land on.
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About the Lincoln lineup
New vehicles carry 4-year/50,000-mile basic coverage and 6-year/70,000-mile powertrain coverage, and leases are written through Lincoln Automotive Financial Services, Ford Credit's arm for the brand. Pickup and delivery for maintenance is available on most model years, though whether it's offered near you depends on distance to the retailer. Worth noting: the dealer network is small, and many stores also carry the Ford franchise, so service is often handled through a shared facility with a separate Lincoln drive rather than a standalone Lincoln-only shop.
Questions about Lincoln
Lincoln discontinued its sedans, so the current Los Angeles lineup is made up of crossovers and SUVs: Corsair, Nautilus, Aviator and Navigator. If you're shopping Lincoln today you're choosing between different sizes of SUV rather than a sedan versus SUV decision.
The Navigator is built on the same platform as the Ford Expedition and follows its service intervals, while the Corsair, Nautilus and Aviator share platforms and powertrains with other Ford models. That shared engineering is why parts supply tends to be broad across the lineup, even though the Navigator's underpinnings come from a different Ford vehicle than the rest.
Most Lincoln points in the county are run by dealer groups that also hold the Ford franchise, so a Lincoln often gets serviced in a facility shared with Ford rather than a dedicated standalone shop. There's usually a separate Lincoln service drive within that shared building, but it's not an independent building of its own.
Pickup and delivery for maintenance is offered on most model years, but whether it's actually available to you depends on how far you live from the retailer. It's worth checking with the specific point handling your Lincoln before assuming the service is included.
The Lincoln network in the county is small, with points in Hawthorne and North Hills. Since many of these locations also carry the Ford franchise, you may find the same group handling both brands rather than a dedicated Lincoln-only storefront near you.