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The incredible parks in Asheville, NC provide a variety of exciting outdoor recreational and sports activities. Take a drive in a luxurious Lincoln Navigator, Aviator, or Nautilus and spend a few hours outside experiencing all the fun in the fantastic green spaces below. more 1. Azalea Park Azalea Park at 498 Azalea Road in Asheville is part of a massive facility that includes a dog park, a pool, the John B. Lewis Soccer Complex, and the Western North Carolina Nature Center. Explore the vast area on the walking path, fish in the river or the pretty fishing pond, and take a dip in the Recreation Park Pool. When you visit the nature center, you'll meet black bears Uno and Ursa, red wolves Oak and Gloria, and the other creatures of the Southern Appalachians. 2. French Broad River Park Spend a serene afternoon in the beautiful French Broad River Park at 508 Riverview Drive in Asheville. Go on a leisurely stroll along the scenic paved pathways that wind all the way to Carrier Park and watch your furry friend frolic and play in the dog park. Get comfy under the gazebo for a barbecue with family and friends, or spread a blanket on the lawn in the shade of the trees to enjoy a picnic and the view over the river. 3. Carrier Park Carrier Park at 220 Amboy Road in Asheville has everything you need to enjoy a few hours of recreational fun in the fresh air. Walk, jog, or cycle down the paths, play basketball or volleyball, and test your skills at the lawn bowling court and outdoor roller hockey rink. The park has sprawling lawns where you and your kids can fly kites, kick a ball, or throw a frisbee and boasts a multi-use sports field, a wetland education area, beautiful picnic spots, and observation decks with lovely views of the French Broad River. There's also a large playground for the little ones and a picnic shelter. 4. Dr. George Washington Carver Edible Park The Dr. George Washington Carver Edible Park at 30 George Washington Carver Avenue in Asheville was established in 1997 and is the first public food forest in the country. The 1.5-acre park boasts over 40 varieties of fruit and nut trees, including fig, peach, plum, apple, and mulberry trees and a range of other edible voilage. Additionally, a butterfly habitat and community garden require a dedicated team of community volunteers to maintain the space year-round. The open green spaces around town offer plenty of exciting activities and beautiful scenery along the French Broad River for scenic picnics. While you're having fun, treat yourself even more and stop at Asheville Lincoln to take one of the new models for a test drive. Image via Pixabay

Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountain Range, the city of Asheville, NC is known for its stunning natural surroundings and the many opportunities it offers to outdoor sports enthusiasts. If you like fishing and are searching for new destinations to discover in your new 2024 Lincoln Nautilus, here are three excellent fishing spots you can reach in less than one hour from the city center. more 1. Lake James State Park Encompassing nearly 3,750 acres and offering public access to one of the largest artificial reservoirs in the region, Lake James State Park is a popular fishing destination and a great place to spend a day enjoying nature. Established in the late 1980s, this state park is open year-round between 7:00 am and 10:00 pm. Some of the fish species you can find in the waters of Lake James include white perch, blueback herring, spotted bass, alewife, crappie, and walleye. Although fishing is one of the most popular activities here, you should also check out the hiking and biking trails of the park, as well as its excellent camping facilities. Lake James State Park is located approximately 50 miles east of Asheville and can be reached in a little under an hour via route I-40. 2. Lamar Alexander Rocky Fork State Park Located right across the Tennessee state line and just over 35 miles north of downtown Asheville, Lamar Alexander Rocky Fork State Park is another scenic nature reserve where you can spend an entire weekend enjoying the outdoors, fishing with your friends, or camping under the stars. Boasting numerous mountain streams, this state park is a great spot to catch white crappie, black crappie, and native trout. Driving from the Asheville city center to Lamar Alexander Rocky Fork State Park takes a little over 40 minutes via route I-26. With its 2,000 acres of scenic wilderness, this public recreation area is the perfect destination for a day trip and a place where you can breathe some fresh air, go hiking or mountain biking, and learn more about the region at the park's visitor center. 3. Jones Gap State Park Crisscrossed by a series of creeks and streams, Jones Gap State Park is another popular fishing destination that can be reached in a little under one hour by car from Asheville via route I-26. Covering nearly 4,000 acres, this South Carolina state park is open every day between 9:00 am and 9:00 pm. Some of the fish species you can find here include rainbow trout, brown trout, and brook. If you are searching for the perfect vehicle to go on exciting adventures and fishing trips with your friends, you've come to the right place! Pick up the phone and give us a call at Asheville Lincoln or just drop in by our dealership and one of our agents will tell you all about our latest models. Image via Pixabay

The braking system of your Lincoln is a fundamental safety feature, and to ensure you and your passengers stay safe, it's vital to recognize the signs that your Lincoln may need a brake repair. Make sure you're familiar with common signs of brake problems, so you know when to head to the Lincoln dealer for proactive help that will keep little issues from becoming big problems. more Unusual Sounds Squealing or screeching noises often indicate worn brake pads, and this is the most common sign you'll have. A grinding sound might suggest the brake pads are completely worn down, potentially damaging the brake rotors. Sometimes squealing is just due to dirty brake pads from driving in grimy conditions, especially if you know you had the brake pads replaced recently. A quick cleaning of the brakes by your dealer can fix things up: a cheap fix. But brakes are so important, it's always worth checking out. Vibrations or Pulsations If you feel a vibration or pulsation in the brake pedal when you apply the brakes, it may suggest an issue with the brake system. Warped rotors, often caused by severe or prolonged braking, can lead to these symptoms. Brake Warning Light You have a brake warning light on the dashboard, and if it illuminates, it's a clear signal that your vehicle's braking system needs to be inspected. The issue could be as simple as low brake fluid or as serious as a failure in the brake's hydraulic system. Reduced Responsiveness or Brake Fade If your Lincoln's brakes are less responsive than usual, or if the pedal "sinks" toward the floor, this could indicate a brake fluid leak. Brake fade, a reduction in braking power after repeated heavy braking, could also suggest your vehicle needs a brake system inspection. Car Pulls to One Side If your Lincoln pulls to one side when you apply the brakes, it could point to a brake problem. This issue could be due to worn brake linings, a stuck brake caliper, or brake fluid contamination. Burning Smell While Driving If you've been repeatedly hard braking and you notice a chemical smell, stop to let your brakes cool off. If the smell persists, get service. That smell is a sign of an overheated clutch or brakes. Overheating can decrease your brake's effectiveness and increase stopping distances. Spongy or Soft Brake Pedal A brake pedal that feels spongy or softer than usual could be an indication of an issue with the hydraulic system, such as air in the brake lines, an issue with the master cylinder, or a brake fluid leak. Experience top-notch service for your Lincoln at Asheville Lincoln. Our certified experts are ready to assist with your brake repair needs. If you've noticed any of these signs, contact us immediately to schedule your next service appointment. Image via Pixabay

The first Lincoln Navigator came out in 1997 and was luxurious for its time. It has improved with age and redesigns. The 2023 Lincoln Navigator feels more luxurious than ever, and it’s packed full of features you’re sure to want to explore. Here are five impressive features of the 2023 Lincoln Navigator at a glance: Spacious Interior: The 2023 Lincoln Navigator offers a spacious interior with plenty of room for passengers and cargo. Whether you're taking a road trip with the family or just running errands around town, you'll appreciate the ample space and comfort this SUV provides. Advanced Technology: From the latest infotainment system to advanced driver-assist features, the 2023 Lincoln Navigator is equipped with cutting-edge technology to enhance your driving experience. Stay connected, entertained, and safe on the road with all the tech features this SUV has to offer. Powerful Performance: The 2023 Lincoln Navigator is powered by a robust engine that delivers impressive performance on the road. Whether you're merging onto the highway or navigating through city streets, you can count on this SUV to provide a smooth and powerful ride. Luxurious Design: The 2023 Lincoln Navigator boasts a sleek and sophisticated design that exudes luxury from every angle. From the elegant exterior styling to the premium materials used in the interior, this SUV is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Comfort and Convenience: The 2023 Lincoln Navigator is designed with your comfort and convenience in mind. Enjoy features like heated and ventilated seats, a panoramic sunroof, and hands-free liftgate access that make your driving experience more enjoyable and hassle-free. Overall, the 2023 Lincoln Navigator is a top-of-the-line SUV with a perfect blend of luxury, performance, and technology. Continue reading below to learn more details about his model and it's features. 1. HANDS-FREE DRIVING Hands-free driving is by far one of the most impressive features you’ll find in modern vehicles. There are over 30,000 miles of North American roads that will allow you to make the most of this feature. This technology allows for a more relaxing highway driving experience by giving your arms a break. However, remember that you need to keep your eyes on the road and be ready to jump back into action at any time. You still need to be attentive when using convenience features such as hands-free driving or cruise control. 2. NOISE REDUCTION Driving isn’t just something that gets you from place to place. It can be a relaxing and fun experience, too. It's more enjoyable and calming when you block out loud noises from the wind or tires while driving. Sound-dampening technology in the Lincoln Navigator helps reduce excessive outside noise breaking into your cabin. Drivers with napping babies or people taking overnight trips with sleepy passengers will certainly benefit from the quieter cabin. 3. AMPLE CARGO SPACE If you need to transport a lot of cargo wherever you’re going, then you’ll have no problems doing that in the Lincoln Navigator. You can use the power function to lay the third row flat, allowing you to fit a lot more cargo into your vehicle if you’re not riding with a full cabin of passengers. 4. ADVANCED PASSENGER COMFORT Many vehicles offer massage functions and climate control in the front row, but fewer offer this for second-row passages. The Lincoln Navigator, however, provides more comfort to second-row passengers than many competitor vehicles, as massage functions and climate control are available to those in the second-row seats. 5. STOP AND GO CRUISE CONTROL Like with the hands-free driving feature, you’ll still need to pay close attention while using cruise control, but it’s another feature that can make your journeys more relaxing. Adaptive Cruise Control measures the speed of the vehicle ahead of you and adjusts your speed accordingly. If the car ahead stops, then the Stop and Go function stops your vehicle, too, and then starts driving again when the car ahead does. Why not book a test drive if you’d like to get behind the wheel and see these features for yourself? Visit us at Asheville Lincoln to see the new Navigator in person. Image via Lincoln

Gorgeous Asheville, NC is surrounded by mountains, stunning nature, and some of the best state parks in the state, where you can unplug and enjoy the day. These great parks are well within driving distance of Asheville, offer varied trails for every hiking level and ability, and allow you to soak in the best of this region. Your comfortable 2022 Lincoln Aviator with adaptive cruise control and a quick Wi-Fi hotspot is the ideal ride. more 1. Mount Mitchell Mount Mitchell is less than an hour from Asheville and offers tons of different hiking trails, camping, and robust facilities, so you'll never be too far away from any amenities you might need. Mount Mitchell sits at a towering 6,684 feet and offers a fantastic view of the landscape. There's also plenty of Fraser firs, wildlife, and a nearby museum where you can learn all about the park and its topography. This park is also incredibly easy to get to, with ample parking and well-marked trails. Arrive early and plan to spend the better part of the day exploring Mount Mitchell and still get back to Asheville in time for dinner. 2. Chimney Rock Chimney Rock park is about an hour away from downtown Asheville, and it's a fantastic place to go biking or hiking in the mountains. You can also fish, rock climb, or enjoy a relaxing picnic with the family. Don't worry if you forget to pack your picnic because there are snack stands and restaurants nearby, as well as shelters and pavilions to rest and relax after a long hike. This park also has a famous claim to fame, as Last of the Mohicans filmed some of its most iconic scenes in the park, and once you summit, you'll understand why the directors chose this location. If you don't want to climb to the top of the rock itself, you can take a quick elevator ride or brave the tough but rewarding trek up. 3. Lake James State Park Lake James State Park at 2785 NC Hwy. 126 is just shy of an hour east of Asheville, with winding hiking and biking trails, swimming, boating, and opportunities to find that perfect fish. You can also camp out there. With convenient shelters and pavilions, trails for all levels, and plenty of kid-appropriate activities, this park is an excellent option for your next family-friendly outing. Roam just a bit outside Asheville, and you'll find stunning parks that showcase why North Carolina is one of the most beautiful states in the country. Visit us at Asheville Lincoln and test drive one of our new or used vehicles, perfect for exploring all these parks today. Image via Pixabay

One of the finest places in the state to experience nature, Asheville, NC, is a paradise of outdoor activities, from leisurely hiking to kayaking and fun ziplining adventures. There are plenty of places to drive and enjoy the fresh air around Asheville, and your 2022 Lincoln Corsair is the SUV to get you there, with adaptive cruise control and an apex navigation system. more 1. Wai Mauna Asheville SUP Tours Wai Mauna Asheville SUP Tours at 192 Riverside Dr. is a great way to explore the French Broad River and enjoy a fun day in the sunshine with your family. You'll see Asheville from a different angle, including the historic River Arts District. It's the perfect outing for both experienced paddleboarders and novices and Wai Mauna Asheville SUP Tours provides all the equipment and guidance that you need. 2. Adventure Center of Asheville Centrally-located Adventure Center of Asheville at 85 Expo Dr. is the best bet for a downtown outdoor experience that you can have without ever leaving the city. You'll find ziplines, mountain bikes, and plenty of hiking options available, plus stunning views of the city skyline. The Adventure Center of Asheville is kid-friendly and has activities for every fitness level and style and it's close to other attractions and dining, so you can easily work it into your day. 3. Navitat Canopy Adventures Head to nearby Barnardsville for Navitat Canopy Adventures, 242 Poverty Branch Rd. for aerial adventures. You can choose between two tours; the Treetop Tour and Mountaintop Tour. Both options are family-friendly ways to admire North Carolina's astounding nature in a brand-new way. Plan to spend the day cruising the skies and learning all about the fascinating flora that makes this part of the world so unique. 4. The North Carolina Arboretum The North Carolina Arboretum, at 100 Frederick Law Olmsted Way, is a sprawling destination with tons of different flowers, statues, and greenery to explore. There are plenty of hiking and biking trails, exhibits, and shady places to sit and immerse yourself in nature. There are also dining options nearby, educational programs for all ages, and events all year round. Make sure you stop by the gift shop for some fun souvenirs on your way out. You'll find plenty of ways to enjoy the great outdoors in and around Asheville. Whether you have a few hours or a full day to explore, there are plenty of things to do with the whole family. No matter where you roam, you'll need a great set of wheels to get you there. Visit us at Asheville Lincoln and check out our fine selection of new and used vehicles today. Image via Pixabay

The thought of a transmission repair is scary for many drivers. Transmission problems are generally seen as expensive and time-consuming. This perception isn't strictly true. Most transmission issues can usually be fixed inexpensively and easily, provided you visit your Lincoln dealer ASAP. Our experts can fix any problem and have your transmission as good as new in no time. These are some signs you need to visit us for a repair. more Burning Rubber Smell A foul, burning rubber smell from your car could mean a damaged alternator belt, but it can also be a sign of transmission trouble. Transmission fluid circulated through your transmission to cool the hot components and protect them from friction damage. This fluid also has the vital task of providing hydraulic power for the gears to shift. The fluid can easily operate in the hot conditions of the transmission as it is heat-resistant. Transmission fluid needs to be changed approximately every 30,000 miles. Older transmission fluid becomes thicker, which slows it down and prevents it from working as effectively as it should. Older fluid also loses its heat-resistant properties and can burn. Burning transmission fluid smells like burning rubber. If the fluid is burning, we can flush the transmission and refill it with clean fluid to fix the problem. Strange Noises Your Lincoln transmission is completely silent as it works. If you start to hear strange noises when your transmission shifts, you have a transmission problem. Depending on the cause of the problem, you might hear the noises continually or only at certain speeds or gears. If the noises only occur in the third gear, for example, this would usually point to damage to these gears. The torque converter connects the engine to the transmission and is responsible for transferring energy from the engine to the transmission. A damaged torque converter will produce harsh grinding noises. It's also very possible the noises could be caused by a lack of transmission fluid. We examine your transmission and fix the problem. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Fluid Leak As we've seen, transmission fluid is essential for your transmission. The fluid is pumped through the transmission at high speed, and this means that a tiny crack or hole in the transmission can lead to a rapid loss of fluid. The most common source of fluid leaks is a worn or damaged transmission pan gasket. This gasket fits into the transmission pan underneath the transmission and allows the fluid to be drained when necessary. Transmission fluid is bright red when it's new and slowly turns a darker red. If you spot a leak, we advise calling us ASAP so we can find and seal the leak to prevent any transmission damage. If you have a transmission problem, call our service department right away at Asheville Lincoln. Image via Pixabay

Asheville, NC is a town full of family-friendly activities that will keep you and your kids entertained. On the hot summer days when you want something sweet that will cool you down, take your 2023 Lincoln Aviator for a spin, enjoy its ability to reach up to 494 horsepower, and check out some of these amazing ice cream shops that are located near Asheville! more 1.  The Hop The Hop is located at 640 Merrimon Ave #103 and is open daily. The Hop has been serving Asheville since 1978 and is a locally-owned shop that sells locally-made treats. The shop believes that happiness can be curated through scoops, and some of its available scoop flavors include chocolate, lavender vanilla, and sweet beet. The Hop also offers a variety of vegan flavors that are made using an oat milk, hemp milk, almond milk, or banana creme base. 2. Sunshine Sammies Sunshine Sammies is located at 99 S Lexington Ave and is open daily. The shop has been open since 2013 and specializes in creating seasonal and small-batch sweets that come in playful flavors. Some of its available sammie creations include a mint chocolate cookie sammie, which is a mint chocolate cookie chip scoop between chocolate cookies, and a caramel sammie, which is a salted caramel scoop between chocolate cookies. 3. Jack the Dipper Jack the Dipper is located at 4 S Tunnel Rd Ste 500 and is open Wednesday-Monday. The shop offers over 32 scoop flavors and is known for its warm waffle cones. Some of its scoop flavors include ​sea salt caramel, Dutch chocolate, birthday cake, and peanut butter cup. If you're looking for a nutty flavor, be sure to try Jack the Dipper's pistachio almond scoop. 4. Sugar and Snow Gelato Sugar and Snow Gelato is located at 99 Riverside Dr and is open Wednesday-Sunday. The shop uses organic sugar and dairy from North Carolina farms to make its creamy scoops. Some of its available scoop flavors include caramel praline swirl, mountain berry crisp, and strawberry cheesecake. If you're looking for a non-dairy option, be sure to try Sugar and Snow's raspberry rapture sorbet. 5. The Freeze The Freeze is located at 1091 Patton Ave and is open daily. The shop is locally-owned and serves both soft serve and hard scoops. Some of its hard scoop flavors include blueberry cream pie, chocolate chip cookie dough, chocolate chip mint, and butter pecan. If you're looking for something to sip on, be sure to try The Freeze's orange pineapple milkshake. Now that you've cooled off and enjoyed a refreshing sweet treat, it's the perfect time to look for a new car. Stop by Asheville Lincoln today and have a look at our selection of new and pre-owned Lincoln vehicles! Image via Pixabay

Welcome to beautiful Asheville, NC, where history and culture abound. But before you head out to enjoy the city's landmarks, stop by one of the many coffee shops to energize yourself and start your day off right. We put together a list of our favorite venues so you can get a head start. more 1. High Five Coffee This modern and cozy venue is the perfect place to relax or to bring your laptop and get some work done while enjoying a hot cup of joe. We like the classics, such as an espresso, an Americano, a cappuccino, a macchiato, or a cold brew. They also serve tea. Try the chai latte or the dirty chai. The service is excellent, the staff are friendly, and if you have any questions as to what to order, just ask. High Five is located at 13 Rankin Ave. and it is open every day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. 2. Izzy's Coffee Den For your traditional cup of coffee or a specialty drink, visit Izzy's. If you're hungry, they also serve croissants and other tasty baked goods that make a great match with your beverage. When it's a hot summer day, have an iced latte or an iced chai. When it's cold out, the Americano, a latte, or a cappuccino makes a good choice. You can also order for pickup or even have your coffee service delivered. You'll find Izzy's at 74 N. Lexington Ave. and they are open seven days a week. 3. Double D's Coffee & Desserts Have a cup of coffee in an old-fashioned London-style double-decker bus. Bring the kids along because they'll love the setting. Plus, they can have a hot chocolate, chocolate milk, a milkshake with whipped cream, or apple juice. For the adults, we suggest the Shot in the Dark, the Cafe au Lait, a flavored latte, the Double Decker white mocha, the red hot chili mocha, the peppermint bark mocha, or the Dirty Chai. You can also add a flavored syrup to any beverage. They also have great smoothies, like the Sunny Day, the Bombshell Berry, the Banana Berry Bliss, or the Mango Blast. Please note that they accept cash only. Double D's is located at 41 Biltmore Ave. and they are open every day. When you drive a new 2023 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring, you'll enjoy the cupholders for your cup of coffee. Visit us at Asheville Lincoln, located at 2023 Lincoln Aviator Reserve, and test drive this fine vehicle. Ask about our specials and let us help you with financing options. If your vehicle needs servicing, bring it in to our professional mechanics. We look forward to serving you! Image via Pixabay

As with any component of a Lincoln vehicle, the brakes are made to last. But wear and tear can eventually take its toll on even the toughest of brakes. If you notice the following indications of trouble, visit your nearest Lincoln dealer right away for brake repair. more Squeaking Brake Pads Squeaking sounds from the brakes can be something harmless, like a little water or dust on the brake pads. But if you hear a persistent squeaking sound every time you press the brake pedal, one or more of your brake pads may need to be replaced. Brake pads bear the brunt of the work whenever you brake. By clamping onto the rotors, the brake pads generate friction to slow or stop your car. Each time they do so, the upper friction layer of the pads wears down a little more. When the friction layer is almost gone, a tiny metal tab is uncovered, which creates the squeaking sound. Vibrating Rotor Discs Rotor discs last a good deal longer than brake pads, but rotors can wear thin over time. When a rotor is on its last legs, it may begin to warp slightly out of shape, which results in vibrations that you might feel through the brake pedal. Overheating through excessive continuous use can also cause damage to rotors. If your rotors overheat, they can become scored by the brake pads or even coated in melted brake pad resin. Any such damage will also cause vibrations. Leaking Brake Fluid Brake fluid maintains hydraulic pressure inside the brake lines that send stopping signals to each caliper. If this fluid ever leaks out from a brake line, that hydraulic force is lessened, which will result in a spongy sensation when you press the brake pedal. If you ever suspect a brake fluid leak, check under your car for a leaking oily, yellowy liquid. It's safest not to drive in a car with leaking brake fluid. Clattering Calipers The calipers clamp the brake pads onto the rotors at each wheel. Occasionally, a stop from the road may become trapped in a caliper, creating clattering or grinding sounds when you brake. If one of the pins or bolts comes loose, it will create a similar sound. How Your Local Lincoln Dealer Inspects Your Brakes A proper brake examination really requires a trip to your local dealership because the car needs to be raised in order to remove the wheels. Firstly, the brake fluid will be checked and topped up if necessary. The fluid lines will all be examined. With the car raised, the wheels and calipers will be removed. Each brake pad, rotor, and other component will be inspected carefully. Any faulty parts will be replaced and finally, the brakes will be tested to ensure all is working well. Have your brakes checked and repaired today at Asheville Lincoln. We're a full-service dealership with a broad range of excellent vehicles and friendly, dedicated staff to help with your vehicle purchasing or repair needs. Image via Pixabay

Regular maintenance is essential for keeping your Lincoln in great shape. Components will wear out due to age and usage and need replacement. Other components can have their life extended by regular checks At your Asheville, NC, Lincoln dealership, we offer a wide variety of services for your car. These are a few of our services that will help your Lincoln stay in great shape. more Battery Testing A dead battery is the last thing any driver wants. When you push the start button, your engine should spring to life in seconds. Unfortunately, car batteries have a relatively short lifespan. On average, you will need a replacement battery every three to five years. Testing your battery regularly is the easiest way to prevent a suddenly dead battery. We'll remove your battery and hook it up to our computerized battery testing matching. The machine will subject your battery to a barrage of tests that can identify any potential problems or weaknesses it has. We recommend a battery check when your battery is three years old, followed by annual testing. If your battery is weak, we can install a new one for you while you wait. Brake Servicing When you hit the brakes on your Lincoln, it will come to an immediate stop. Over time, parts of the braking system can become worn or damaged, and your brakes will be less responsive than they should be. Well-serviced brakes will ensure your car will always stop exactly when you need to, and this can help prevent an accident. During a brake service, we check and test every part of your braking system. We test and replace your brake fluid, as new brake fluid is even more efficient at proving the necessary hydraulic power that enables your brakes to work. The brake pads will be examined and replaced, and we examine the condition of your rotors. Once the service is complete, you'll see an immediate increase in braking speed and efficiency. Tire Rotation and Alignment When your Lincoln is new, its tires are perfectly aligned. Correct alignment is important as it reduces tire wear, improves handling, reduces wear on other components, and allows faster braking. Over time, the wheels will gradually shift out of alignment. We can test your tire alignment and quickly make any necessary adjustments for you. Your tires will wear differently depending on their position on your car. Tires that aren't rotated are more likely to suffer punctures or even a bow out. We can reduce damage to your tires by shifting them from positions of greater wear to positions of lesser wear. This allows all your tires to wear down at a relatively even rate. If you'd like to book a service or explore some of our other service options, call us today at Asheville Lincoln. Image via Pixabay

This year, the Lincoln Nautilus makes a serious impact with extra comfy seats, a smooth ride, and a long list of standard technologies. Let's take an up-close look at the 2023 Lincoln Nautilus. more 1. Exterior Design Nautilus' unique exterior depicts dynamic elegance. It is offered in Black Label, Reserve, and Standard trims. The signature grille flows seamlessly into the headlights. A simple kick below the rear bumper activates the available hands-free liftgate, making loading and off-loading cargo a breeze. Customize your Nautilus to your liking when you choose between nine vibrant exterior color paint options, including silver radiance, infinite black, Gilded green, jewel sandstone, and more. 2. Safety Features To keep safe, regardless of the situation, the new Nautilus comes with a plethora of up-to-date safety features. Standard features are MyKey, pedestrian detection, a tire pressure monitoring system, a rearview camera with a camera washer, and pre-collision assist. The surround-view camera boosts visibility in intersections and around parked vehicles. Reverse perpendicular assist will guide the car into perpendicular spots when you're in reverse mode. 3. Infotainment Take your entertainment needs to the next level with the Lincoln SYNC 4 technology, which brings new levels of intelligence into your Lincoln. It features a 13.2-inch LCD touchscreen with optional built-in navigation that learns your preferences while driving and offers display shortcuts. The available Revel Ultima audio system lets you enjoy a live-music experience right in the comfort of your vehicle. Additional infotainment features offered in all trims include smart charging USB ports, SiriusXM with 360L satellite radio, and Lincoln Connect. 4. Interior Amenities With a seating capacity of five occupants, the Nautilus maximizes comfort and performance with a blend of thoughtfully designed technologies. The first-row acoustic-laminated glass reduces traffic noise and other unwanted sounds to help you enjoy peace of mind amidst the chaos of busy streets. Available ultra-comfort front seats with Active Motion massage, 11 independent cushions, and power thigh extenders minimize fatigue and aches, so you can focus on the road. Other standard interior amenities include dual-zone electronic auto temperature control, remote keyless entry, cabin particulate air filtration system, and leather-wrapped steering wheel. 5. Performance Powering the base Nautilus trim is a 2-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder, delivering 250 horsepower and 380 lb. feet of torque. Both engines use an 8-speed automatic transmission to offer a more powerful and effortless sensation while shifting gears. The 2023 Nautilus will certainly make all your trips enjoyable. The front roof panel is powered for easy opening and closing, and features a power sunshade to help keep the cabin cool and comfortable during warm seasons. Visit Asheville Lincoln today for the best deals on new and previously owned Lincoln vehicles. We'll gladly help you obtain the best model to match your lifestyle. Image via Lincoln