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When it comes to automakers, there are few that can compete with Lincoln Motor Company. Lincoln Motor Company is revolutionizing the car industry by redefining what it means to be a “luxury car.” In order to understand just how Lincoln is revolutionary, you need to know a little bit of the history behind the brand. In this article, we will give you insight into how Lincoln has always been revolutionary, as well as what they are coming up with now to help them keep the top spot.

If you’re looking for a luxurious car that isn’t just beautiful, but also a powerhouse, the Lincoln MKZ is for you. Lincoln Motor Company has been around for nearly 100 years, and they have perfected the art of making sleek cars that are functional and gorgeous. In this article, we will give you eight reasons you should buy the new Lincoln MKZ, a midsize sedan that is the luxury brand’s first hybrid. There are a lot of luxury cars out there, but none are as storied and well-designed as the newest Lincoln MKZ. 

When you think of the term “luxury cars,” what may come to mind is a delicate, sleek auto that, while beautiful, doesn’t get very good gas mileage. Some people may feel as though luxury cars are not worth the expense because their functionality is not as good as that of a regular car. And for other brands, they might be right. But the Lincoln Motor Car Company is redefining luxury, and here are seven ways that they are doing so.

"Even though it’s been well over 10 years since the car was restored by a previous Lincoln collector, John didn’t feel like he needed to make a lot of his own changes to the car once he took ownership....'I was very impressed with the quality of the restoration. The fellow was very meticulous; it was a frame-off, nut-and-bolt restoration,' John explains. 'It was completely restored to its original condition.'"

Today is #TravelTuesday! Take a break from your routine to explore a far-off place or two, if only in spirit. The Lincoln Now website contain several pieces about different cities around the world and around the country, such as "Detroit Stories: Eastern Market."