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The 2018 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid serves as a classy hybrid sedan. Featuring the elegant styling, industry-leading safety equipment, and cutting-edge technology and quality that Lincoln drivers have come to expect, the new MKZ Hybrid is a car lover's dream.

Even though the Lincoln MKZ is a hybrid, it still has some impressive performance features on the market for its class. MKZ Hybrid drivers will enjoy such performance features as:

• 18" machined 5-spoke aluminum wheels
• AdvanceTrac electronic stability control (ESC)
• Autohold
• Electric Power-Assisted Steering (EPAS) 

Most of us think of our vehicles and the engines inside as formidable chunks of steel. But some of the most vital components in a vehicle, the belts and hoses, are typically made of rubber or plastic. Over time they can be worn down and result in the vehicle not working properly. The mechanics at Landmark Lincoln here in Englewood are fully qualified to service these parts on your vehicle.

Symptoms of a belt or hose going bad can include loud noises, ticking or thumping, or the loss of various fluids at an above average rate. 

A full-size SUV should be powerful, spacious and intelligent, and the Lincoln Navigator has all of these important attributes and more. For a V6 engine with a displacement of only 3.5 liters, the vehicle's twin-turbocharged powertrain delivers an impressive output of 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque. This powerful family vehicle is capable of towing a trailer that weighs up to 8,700 pounds.

Equipped with a 4x4 drive and two-speed transfer case, the Navigator isn't afraid to tackle rough terrains. The Hill Descent Control and Auto Hold keep this SUV balanced on sloped surfaces. 

Having an old set of tires can be dangerous. Worn down tires have a much more shallow tread depth and can even have some dry rot. This can cause you to lose control while driving and can even cause one of your tires to blowout unexpectedly. So how do you know when you need new tires?

Over here at Landmark Lincoln, we recommend changing out your tires whenever the tread depth of your current tires reaches 4/32 of an inch or less. 

If you live in Englewood, Colorado or the surrounding areas, you know that winter driving is a challenge. One of the leading problems is the issue of traction, whether you reference your car or your driveway. Lack of friction between your vehicle and an icy road can lead to accidents, or you may also end up stuck on the way to your seasonal destinations.

When it comes to winter driving, there are some solutions you can use to help solve your traction problems. Consider tossing a bag each of cat litter and sand into your vehicle.