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What is the importance of maintaining engine oil? Oil is used in cars to lubricate engine parts. The lubrication helps in preventing friction since our engines have elements that rub against each other creating heat energy. Over a period of time, the oil eventually breaks down and cannot offer lubrication. However, failure to change the engine oil will result in severe damage. Therefore, you need to replace the motor oil with fresh oil from time to time.

Is there a difference between synthetic and conventional oil?...

We know it can be scary when any kind of warning light comes on in your car and a “check engine” indicator can be particularly concerning. The good news is that the cause of a check engine light is often simple, inexpensive, or even free to correct.

Some of the things that can cause a check engine light to come on include:

• A worn or loose gas cap
• A burned out mass airflow sensor
• A faulty catalytic converter
• Misfiring spark plugs or faulty spark plug wires

When was the last time your vehicle's brakes were checked or repaired? If it has been more than a year or 12,000 miles since your last brake maintenance, it is time to give us a call and bring in your vehicle.

The braking system in your vehicle is one of its most important systems. The ability to stop your vehicle quickly and smoothly is vital for your safety. That is why it is important to keep all the intricate parts of the braking system in good working order at all times. Routine maintenance can help deter any problems…

Rolling down the windows to take in the crisp, ocean breeze this #TravelTuesday in the #LincolnMKX. pic.twitter.com/g66ziujoe7

— LincolnMotorCompany (@LincolnMotorCo) January 17, 2017

California Sunsets are hard to beat, and experiencing them in the new 2017 Lincoln MKZ is even harder to beat. 

Towards the end of last year, the Lincoln Motor Company unveiled its concept model for a new kind of Lincoln Navigator at the Los Angeles Auto Show.

Take a weekend detour in the #LincolnMKX. pic.twitter.com/0R6SUk1gDC

— LincolnMotorCompany (@LincolnMotorCo) January 6, 2017

Our dealership is placed at an interesting crossroad. The State Capital is to the north, San Francisco Bay Area to the west, and the mountains to the east to name of the few places we can go by car. But whatever urban or rural adventure awaits you, you want to get there properly. You want an SUV that can turn all sorts of heads as it tackles the hilly streets of San Francisco with ease, while also tackling the trek to your favorite ski…

Knowing the difference between showing up and arriving. #ThatsContinental pic.twitter.com/xCll7JD5vG

— LincolnMotorCompany (@LincolnMotorCo) December 30, 2016

How long after January 1st, can you say “Happy New Year”? How long do you have to get off on the right foot? The window is closing fast and soon you will settle into the routine which will define the year. Act fast, make 2017 a change of pace, get into a Lincoln Continental. 

Alpine attitude. #Navigator. pic.twitter.com/kH3JIZHUKc

— LincolnMotorCompany (@LincolnMotorCo) January 4, 2017

There is Snow on the Mountains. Those Mountains are just a drive away. Those skis are dying to get out of the garage. It’s time to hit the slopes, and the Lincoln Navigator is up to the job.

Back in 1959, when Norman Hoskins was 12, his father won a Continental Owners Club event and forever cemented Norman’s love for watching his father care for and show his Lincoln Continental. Now, 55 years later, Norman owns a nearly identical version of his father’s winning car.

The engineers at Lincoln Motor Company knew that they needed to build an engine that matched the sophisticated, supple exterior on the all-new Lincoln MKZ. This knowledge fueled the development of the available 3.0-liter twin turbocharged V6 engine, which generates 400 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque.