As many of us are well aware, shopping for a new car can be stressful. Between figuring out your finances, commute needs, fuel efficiency, and personal style, there is just so much to worry about.

At Carman Lincoln in New Castle, we believe that providing our customers with an exceptional car-shopping experience is one of the most important responsibilities that a dealership has, and that’s why we’re proud to sell and work on luxury Lincoln vehicles.

At one time, the luxurious Lincoln Motor Company enjoyed a particularly lofty reputation as the ride of choice for royalty, heads of state, and VIPs around the world for decades. 

At another time, Lincoln fell from its pedestal into the unknown, and it was unclear whether the marquee American luxury brand would ever return to form. Until the Lincoln Navigator came to be that is.

Perhaps no American motor company is more indicative of golden age automotive class than Lincoln. For over 100 years, this brand has been the first name in motorized luxury.

In those 100 years, Lincoln has put out some of the most visually striking and physically comfortable vehicles of all time. Even today, the Lincoln brand is world-renowned for luxury, but how did it get there?

Check out these four classic Lincoln models for a little insight into how this prestigious reputation was built.

The all-new 2021 Lincoln Nautilus has once again raised the bar when it comes to intuitive and elegant design.

Your Lincoln vehicle does a lot for you. On top of getting you from point A to point B in luxurious comfort and style, it also keeps you and your family safe on the road. That’s why it’s incredibly important that you trust your vehicle to only the best in the business.

At Carman Lincoln in New Castle, our customers come first. That’s why we’re telling you about these three important things that you should do before you hand your keys over to just anyone

The frigid winter season can wreak havoc on your luxury Lincoln vehicle if you don’t keep up with required winter maintenance.

At Carman Lincoln in New Castle, we’re here to ensure that you are fully informed of all the best ways to keep your refined ride running at optimal performance throughout the harsh winter months. 

Check out these five key maintenance tasks to perform BEFORE the winter hits courtesy of Carman Lincoln.

Brake pads are designed to wear down evenly over time, that’s why it’s inevitable that you will eventually have to replace the brake pads at some point. 

That said, brake pads should theoretically last up to 70,000 miles, meaning you should only need to replace them a handful of times throughout the life of your vehicle. 

At Carman Lincoln, we want to provide our customers with as much information as possible regarding the health and safety of your luxury Lincoln vehicle. That’s why we’re warning you about these three reasons your brake pads may be…

Are you in the market for a mid-size luxury crossover SUV? Consider the incredible 2020 Lincoln Nautilus. This exceptional ride is distinctive by design, offering advanced performance and technology features that outclass the competition.

Taking the time to perform proper preventive maintenance on your vehicle is more important than you might realize. Routinely providing your luxury Lincoln vehicle with the premium service it deserves can extend both the longevity and the productivity of your ride.

At Carman Lincoln in New Castle, your satisfaction and the health of your vehicle are two of our highest priorities. In the spirit of giving you the best advice we can, we’d like to tell you about these three ways that proper preventative maintenance can benefit both you and your vehicle.

The driveshaft is an elongated round shaft (usually made of steel) that is responsible for transferring your engine’s power to a set of gears that are responsible for keeping your wheels in motion. Without a properly functioning driveshaft, you could be in for some serious car trouble. 

At Carman Lincoln in New Castle, we want to make sure that you always have access to as much information as possible when it comes to your vehicle. So what are the symptoms of a bad or failing driveshaft?