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Taking care of your car is one of the more imperative parts of car ownership. A car is generally a huge investment, and you want to make sure that you are taking care of it as well as you can. One part of taking care of your car other than the regular maintenance you may receive from us at Montgomery Lincoln in Cincinnati, OH, is cleaning it on a regular basis. If you're not one to clean your car regularly, you might change your mind after reading this...

Summer is around the corner, and for some, that means a much-anticipated road trip. One of the more popular ways to travel for a vacation is by taking the family vehicle. Sure, there are additional forms of transportation, but there may be nothing that compares to the camaraderie and fun that comes with a road trip. Not to mention driving there is the benefit of you getting able to see different landscapes on the way...

As we drive deeper into this year, Lincoln is continuing to do so on a wave of momentum created by its January sales and now maintained by its February sales. According to media.ford.com, “Lincoln sales totaled 8,744 vehicles, a 9 percent increase.” 

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Your Lincoln Navigator won’t say it, but it’s tired of doing the same old suburban routine every day. It wants to go on an adventure, and myscenicdrives.com has a road trip that is in-state and will satisfy its wanderlust: The Ohio River Scenic Byway. 

In order to introduce its elegant new flagship vehicle, the 2017 Lincoln Continental, the Lincoln Motor Company traveled to Iceland to find the perfect backdrop for the elegant sedan. For the "That's Continental" campaign, which stars Matthew McConaughey, was shot on a dazzling glacial plain located about 160 miles from Reykjavík, where a stunning, stark horizon offset the black sand and shallow water.

“It’s fresh, contemporary and very visual,” says John Emmert, group marketing manager, The Lincoln Motor Company. “While many are familiar with the Continental nameplate...

The Lincoln logo has come to symbolize luxury and power, thanks to its historical popularity among politicians and royalty. In fact, during much of the 20th century, the official state cars of the U.S. Presidents were Lincoln cars -- unsurprising, as the brand's founder, Henry Leland, chose to name the automaker after Abraham Lincoln. The brand continues to demonstrate a commitment to detail worthy of unwavering leadership and pure American style.