Lincoln to provide free pickup, delivery for service vehicles

Lincoln will be covering the cost of the pickups and loaners, so the new service could allow dealers to save money on maintaining their own loaner fleets and have greater control over when loaners are returned to the dealership. (DAVID PHILLIPS)

June 28, 2016 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Lincoln, in a bid to stand out among larger luxury brands, today said it will provide free pickup and delivery of service vehicles to new owners starting with 2017 models.

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