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Here at Joe Myers Ford Lincoln, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing our customers enjoy their purchase from our dealership in Houston, Texas. While we are extremely proud to offer an outstanding new Lincoln selection, we understand that some drivers prefer a more affordable option. That is why we keep our lot stocked with certified pre-owned Lincoln models as well. After all, we feel that every driver deserves to experience a fantastic ride!

 

The 2017 Lincoln MKZ has finally arrived! Stunning in every way, this new Lincoln sedan is a sight for sore eyes. Its streamlined aesthetics is an appropriate match for the smooth ride it delivers. How could you possibly want to drive anything else? Just take a look for yourself!

 

 

The thrill of the chase. The 2017 #LincolnMKZ. #ItsLikeThat.

A photo posted by The Lincoln Motor Company (@lincolnmotorco) on Jul 16, 2016 at 10:32am PDT

Quality, rarity, and history—these are the factors that make car collecting both a challenge and a delight for John Ellison. Fortunately for him, his unique 1937 Lincoln K Judkins is one such masterpiece that has all three traits. Handled with due care and restored to its optimal condition by its previous owner, Ellison’s model is a quite the beauty to behold. This limousine is an extraordinary find on its own, with only 265 ever produced, but what makes this yellow Lincoln especially fascinating is the story that comes with it.

"As one of the world’s largest metropolitan areas, New York City has been photographed millions of times over. Its impossibly high skyscrapers, its distinct neighborhoods, and its famous attractions make the city any photographer’s dream. Both amateur and professional photographers flock to the city to capture its incredible energy but few, if any, have had the access or ability to do it quite like Navid Baraty."

"Edsel’s vision extended far beyond the assembly line; to credit him as only an industrial leader would be selling him short. Edsel had an eye for design, craftsmanship, and beauty. And most importantly, he saw that cars could be more than just a means to get from one place to another. Edsel saw that they had the potential to be as distinctive as the people who drove them."

Jahmal Landers and Jiah Sisco sell a unique product: bow ties. They run Bowyer and Fletcher, a successful shop in Portland, OR. Part of the reason behind the shop's popularity is the local sourcing of its products, all made by Portland-area artisans. The Lincoln Now piece "Tied Together," embedded above, has more info.

Last week, Lincoln announced via a press release that it will bring its signature Approach Detection technology to the all-new 2017 Continental, adding a new level of warmth to the full-size luxury car.

First introduced on the 2015 MKC, Approach Detection technology brings the vehicle to life when it recognizes that the driver is nearing the vehicle....

Happy Tuesday, folks. A s you settle further into your work week, take a little break and read about a sensory, natural experience that sounds as refreshing as it does meditative: oyster farming. A new Lincoln Now piece quotes Brett Bishop, who is continuing a family business out in Puget Sound.

The Lincoln Navigator has a new concept car making the rounds, and it made a big impression with the editors over at Top Gear. Drawing inspiration from sailing and yachting, the Navigator concept is quite big, a standard size SUV rather than a crossover or compact, and while the vehicle you’ll see in the image below is the concept previewing the 2017 Navigator production model, it unfortunately won’t come with the gullwing doors seen below.

 

Yes, this is a gullwing-doored Lincoln Navigator https://t.co/JpHq0Kp60a pic.twitter.com/rMIQAP7Plc

— Top Gear (@BBC_TopGear) March 23, 2016

 

The new Lincoln MKX features premium sound systems by Revel, including the available 19-speaker Revel Ultima.

Revel Ultima uses point source architecture to make the cabin of your car melt away into the acoustics of a broad concert hall. Integrated Clari-Fi software brings life back to compressed audio files as they play, and each speaker is crafted to "disappear" into the music -- recreating sound exactly as it was recorded with minimal diffraction.

Why do you need this?

If you're an audiophile who lives and breathes music, you've probably already made up your mind. Even the rest of us…