Lincoln Town Cars Limousine Type

The Lincoln Town car is the most used limousine and chauffeured car in America. It is quite affordable when compared to its European counterparts at a base price of nearly $50,000 which goes up by $100,000 for its ballistic protection feature. Thus with the palatial dimensions, smooth and silky ride and a massive trunk, the Lincoln Town car presents the most ideal shuttle for aristocrats and VIPs that need a lift.

The newer models of the Lincoln Town car are appreciated for its stronger frame, upgraded brakes and sharpened steering features. The abundant storage areas, roomier interior space, large trunk and a magic carpet ride quality are the other features that have earned the current Lincoln Town car accolades from critics and users. Touted as an affordable luxury car, it holds a special place in the luxury sedans segment. Giving competition to its competitors, the Lincoln Town car scores over them due to its six occupancy seating arrangement, large interior spaciousness and a larger trunk space where at least four full sized golf bags can fit, when compared to other sedans.

Lincoln to offer free maintenance on all summer 2010 sales

With Mercury vehicles set to disappear from showrooms in the next few months, Ford hopes to jump-startLincoln sales with a free maintenance deal from now until Labor Day. Anyone who buys or leases a Lincoln this summer won’t have to pay for any regularly scheduled maintenance during the first three years or 45,000 miles of ownership.

The promotion applies to all 2010 and 2011 model year Lincolns and follows similar moves in recent years from brands like BMW and Volkswagen. At many Lincoln-Mercury dealers in the United States, Mercury accounts for a significant percentage of store sales. Those dealers will need programs like this to boost volumes until two new Lincoln models arrive in the next couple of years. So far, Lincoln has only confirmed that a compact is forthcoming. The seventh member of the Lincoln family remains a mystery.