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2020 Lincoln Aviator Reserve AWD Review - Getting It Right
2020 Lincoln Aviator Reserve AWD Review - Getting It Right

Defining what makes a large luxury SUV “good” can be harder than it looks.

Sure, some things are obvious – are the materials nice enough to justify the price? Is the ride comfortable? Are the seats nice and relaxing? Is NVH kept to a minimum? Is the features list long, with many items that are optional on cheaper vehicles standard?

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Tim Healey Tim Healey May 11, 2021
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