Top Performance Features: The Lincoln Corsair

When you stop by Landmark Lincoln, you'll notice that we have the Lincoln Corsair in our inventory for you to check out! So come by and see all of the different performance features available for the Corsair.

Not only does the Lincoln Corsair have great handling features, but it also has a smooth eight-speed transmission that accelerates and decelerates in sync with the Lincoln drive modes. You can select a mode to conserve gas or select a mode based on road conditions.

There are three four-cylinder engines. You may want a 2.3-liter turbocharged engine that offers 295 horsepower…

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The Lincoln Nautilus Is a High-Performance Crossover

The Lincoln Nautilus is a popular crossover SUV. When it made its debut for the 2019 model year, it quickly won us over here at Landmark Lincoln. The people of Englewood love this car, too. It features a great combination of luxury and practical features.

The Lincoln Nautilus features a zippy standard 4-cylinder engine. It generates up to 250 hp and 280 lb-ft of torque. This crossover can go from 0 to 60 in a mere 7 seconds. In spite of its power, the Nautilus features an effective suspension and smooth ride. Steering is very responsive, and the Lincoln Nautilus…

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Why Tire Pressure is Important

Tires are an important part of what makes your vehicle run correctly, and correct tire pressure is as important as the actual tires. Unfortunately, too many drivers have tires installed on their vehicle and forget to check the tire air pressure periodically. Operating your vehicle with the correct tire pressure is important for many reasons.

  • Correct tire air pressure will reduce the chance of having a flat tire or blowout.
  • If the tires are under-inflated, it can cause a rolling resistance, which can cause decreased fuel economy.
  • Under-inflated tires can cause uneven wear and tear on your 
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Why are Summer Tires Better Than All-Season Tires?

All-season tires are known for their versatility, but summer tires are great for those looking to customize their driving experience. Commonly found on luxury vehicles or performance cars, summer tires offer a slew of benefits all-season tires are unable to replicate. In areas where drivers do not truly experience winter driving conditions, summer tires are your best option.

Specifically made for agility and speed, the braking and responsiveness of summer tires are unmatched. With specialized tread patterns and materials that make them ideal for summer driving, these 

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Tips for Cleaning Your Tires

 Tires should be regularly cleaned and well maintained, mainly a common problem that tires have is due to corrosive degreasers' browning. Another issue is the lack of a tire protector. Using the wrong cleaners, too, causes essential elements from the tires to damage causing dry rots.

Steps to clean your car tires

STEP ONE:
It would help if you had a wash bucket full of water and a quality brush with stiff nylon bristles to clean the tire and eliminate grime and other forms of dirt that stick on the tires.

STEP TWO:


 

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How Often to Change Oil for Low-Mileage Situations?

Not every driver puts significant mileage on their vehicle each month. Some drivers simply do not drive their cars as often, raising the question of how often the oil needs to be changed. The vehicle maintenance experts at Landmark Lincoln can help you to sort through these oil change recommendations and decide what is the best choice for your specific needs.

The general rule is to remember that oil will still degrade over time even if you are not driving the vehicle often. Failing to change this oil at regular intervals can lead to premature wear and tear on the…

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Here's the Difference Between a Temporary Compact and a Full-Size Spare Tire

Whether you're a new or experienced driver, the chances are good that you will get a flat tire at least once in your life. Here at Landmark Lincoln, we make sure each of our vehicles is equipped with a spare. There are two primary differences in types of spares. Here's what you need to know about the difference between a compact temporary and a full-size spare tire.

Many vehicles come with a compact temporary spare, also commonly known as a donut. These are convenient because they're light and take up less space

 

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Let Landmark Lincoln Teach You How to Avoid Hydroplaning

Most Englewood drivers have hydroplaned at one time or another. While you can reduce your chances of sliding on wet roads with some know-how and preventative measures, you probably can't avoid it entirely. That's why it's important to learn the basics of how to deal with hydroplaning.

When driving in the rain, you'll want to slow down. The harder it's raining, the slower you should drive. You'll also want to be on the alert for standing water or puddles so that you can avoid them when possible. How is your tire condition? You should…

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How a Blind-Spot Monitor Helps to Prevent Accidents

Landmark Lincoln wants every driver in Englewood to be informed on vehicle safety features. A blind-spot monitor can be found today on many vehicles. This active safety feature helps you identify objects that are outside of your normal field of vision.

A blind-spot monitor uses either sensors, cameras, or both to alert drivers to the presence of unseen objects. There are systems that serve to identify vehicles, but more advanced systems can also recognize pedestrians. When an object is noted, the driver receives an alert in the form of a dash light or alarm. Some monitors can even use a…

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How to Test Your Car's Battery

There are many factors that will affect the way that your car's battery performs. This includes the weather and driving habits. Your car's manual will tell you exactly how you can test your car battery. It will also tell you how you can safely remove the battery. There is a device called a multimeter that you can use to test the battery.

Before you test your battery, you should turn the headlights on to get rid of the surface charge. Leave them on for two minutes and then turn them off. 

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