2018 Lincoln MKX

Lincoln offers an Intelligent All-Wheel-Drive in its Lincoln MKT Reserve trim. The model uses the drive as an adaptive control system to keep all the wheels on the road all the time. A system that detects wheel slippage as it begins to happen counters that slippage through adjustments to the suspension and torque delivery.

The Lincoln MKT Reserve trim uses a series of sensors to detect any wheel slippage. Sensors send data to the computer about frame lift, wheel rotation, and shock absorber/strut angles. 

Data sharing might make shopping online easier, but now it can also improve your commute to work. Are you tired of trying to figure out how long it's going to take you to reach your destination? Have you been feeling stressed worrying about the best way to quickly get to school? Are you constantly fighting traffic and you aren't sure how to get around it? Lincoln has the perfect solution for you: Waze.

Infotainment systems are the new method to keep in contact with the essential parts of your vehicle, each other, and to find signals that are otherwise elusive. Lincoln has upgraded the infotainment system in their 2018 Continental models to the SYNC 3 level, providing more technological connections at a faster speed.

The SYNC 3 infotainment system Lincoln uses in the Continental is a voice-activated unit that connects your smartphones to carriers, finds radio stations, and displays your preference of vehicle performance indicators. Do you want to know your current fuel mileage? 

People in Houston value performance and practicality in their vehicles. There’s also something to be said for comfort, sleek looks and elegance on the road. Lincoln has long been celebrated for their ability to balance these concepts at a reasonable price.

The Lincoln MKZ is the latest offering from their engineers that strives to epitomize this philosophy with its attractive build and comfortable, luxurious interior. But these would be for naught without the excellent performance engineering put into this car.