Is the Lincoln Aviator's Failure Rate High?
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Relatively high. Ford Motor (China) Co., Ltd. has filed a recall plan, starting from June 15, 2018, to recall some imported 2017-2018 Lincoln Continental series vehicles. According to the company's statistics, a total of 11,044 vehicles are involved. The reason for the recall is that the battery wiring harness comes into contact with the exhaust heat shield in the engine compartment, which can cause damage to the battery wiring harness and pose a safety hazard. From 2015 to 2018, Lincoln vehicles were recalled a total of 9 times. Although the frequency is not high, it is by no means low in the domestic automotive industry. Here is some related knowledge about the Lincoln Aviator: 1. Lincoln Aviator Exterior: The new Lincoln Aviator adopts the Lincoln family design language, featuring a large-area grille with a star emblem, typical of American luxury style. The new car also uses a split headlight assembly, with the turn signals positioned independently below the headlights. 2. Lincoln Aviator Interior: Inside, the new car employs a large number of straight-line designs to visually extend the length. The T-shaped center console, floating central screen, 12.3-inch full digital instrument panel, and multimedia control buttons work together to enhance the luxury feel of the interior.