The air filters in the cabin and engine of your car work similar to the air filters in your home, keeping dirt and dust particles from degrading the air quality. This is why having new air filters in the car are so important.

The passenger cabin air filters are responsible for reducing the particles that get inside the vehicle and affect air quality. Clean filters can remove mold spores and allergens, but dirty filters allow everything from dust and other contaminants into the cabin of the car.

The engine air filters reduce the amount of dust and dirt that get inside the engine of the car. This is crucial because clogged filters choke off air to the motor and reduce the power. Not only that, acceleration suffers from dirty filters.

If your auto air filters have not been inspected in a while, visit our service center at Lincoln of Wayne so we can check and replace them if needed.

Black Lincoln MKZ driving on a city street past residential buildings

The Lincoln MKC is a luxurious crossover SUV that has a full-size body. This high-end model boasts an elegant interior and sporty exterior that make great first impressions.

The ambient lighting inside the Lincoln MKC is available in seven different colors that gently illuminate the cabin. Genuine Wollsdorf leather is wrapped over the ergonomic seats, steering wheel and gear selector. You can easily open the signature Vista Roof that includes a sunshade for extra protection against UV radiation. Pedestal-style mirrors accentuate the sophisticated craftsmanship of this premium Lincoln model. The MKC also boasts heating and cooling for the perforated front seats. You can also get the optional Climate Package that includes de-icing for the rain-sensitive windshield wipers.

Proudly serving clients in Wayne, NJ, Lincoln of Wayne offers the Lincoln MKC for a test drive. This luxury crossover SUV is available in the Black Label, Reserve and other trims.

A technician working on the front engine compartment of a vehicle

To be truly educated about a vehicle, it is important to know the type of motor oil that it takes. It is also important to understand the myths related to motor oil that may widely circulate. For instance, you may believe that motor oil has to be changed every 3,000 miles.

The truth is that you may be able to go up to 7,000 between oil changes. If you are planning on going on a long road trip, you typically don’t need to change your oil unless you are getting close to the 7,000-mile threshold. However, it may still be possible to drive the vehicle safely until you get home.

At that point, it would be wise to contact our service center at Lincoln of Wayne in Wayne, NJ to schedule an oil change. Regular oil changes allow engine parts to be properly lubricated and free from dirt, metal shavings or other debris.

Front view of a silver Lincoln MKZ parked on a city street.

The Lincoln MKZ Hybrid has more than you would expect from a midsize luxury class sedan. It uses advanced technology to improve driver control and passenger comfort. Check out a few of these advanced high-performance features.

To improve the ride, the MKZ offers a fine-tuned suspension system with three operating modes that include comfort, normal, and sport modes. The driver can select how they want the suspension system to handle. Another feature to improve your experience is the automatic noise control system (ANC). This feature uses microphones and sound cancelling technology to create a quieter ride. Lincoln was thinking about you and the comfort of your passengers when it designed this unique system using the most advanced sound technology available.

These features are what put the Lincoln MKZ Hybrid solidly on top of its competition. Come by Lincoln of Wayne to test drive one and see for yourself.

A mechanic testing a blue car battery with a multimeter.

Many people have experienced the frustration of trying to start a vehicle in winter only to find the battery dead. Battery lifespan is not the only reason a failure occurs. In winter, the battery loses up to 20 percent of its power secondary to the energy needed to start an engine having cold, thick oil. In winter, drivers are also more likely to use headlights due to shortened days and windshield wipers because of precipitation.

Batteries also use a lot of power in the summer. Extreme heat causes drivers to use air-conditioning. The heat also causes battery fluid to evaporate. If not checked and refilled periodically, battery damage and failure may occur. If not addressed before winter, a vehicle may have difficulty starting or may not start at all. Our technicians at Lincoln of Wayne can easily check your battery fluid level along with the battery posts and connections to ensure all are functioning properly.

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A wheel alignment machine is attached to a vehicle tire for servicing

All vehicles need to be maintained for proper functioning. An alignment is one of the services done to support the wheels of a car. Every vehicle has specific alignment instructions specified by the manufacturer. However, the alignment can also be altered to fit unique handling characteristics. Car owners are advised to carry out the alignment services more frequently, and especially when they notice specific signs as listed below.

  • The steering wheel is off center.
  • Your car is pushing in one direction or another.
  • The vehicle feels loose when handling.
  • The wear of the tire.

As a car owner you might notice such signs that will bring to your attention the wheels of your car needs maintenance, and you will have to visit the nearest car dealer for the alignment services. Tire and wheel alignment is essential; some of the reasons why we should carry out alignment services frequently are listed below.

  • To increase the lifespan of your tires.
  • Safety of your car.
  • Better fuel efficiency.

Wheel and tire alignments are one of the maintenance services that must be performed by a licensed professional dealer. Schedule an appointment with our service center here at Lincoln of Wayne for your next wheel alignment.

Profile view of a bronze luxury SUV driving on a highway.

The 2018 Lincoln Navigator combines classic elegance with powerful performance. This full-size SUV is driven by a six-cylinder engine that generates a maximum of 450 horsepower. Twin-scroll turbochargers help this V6 engine achieve a peak output of 450 lb-ft of torque. A dual-point fuel injection also contributes to such impressive capabilities.

The Navigator is managed by an automatic transmission system that has 10 distinct sequences. Gears are changed by the SelectShift function that’s designed to anticipate potential maneuvers based on previous executions. Equipped with a 4×4 drive with a single-speed transfer case, this robust model maintains a good grip on the road. You can also utilize the Lincoln Drive Modes to find the right settings according to weather conditions and the landscape.

If you’re on a quest to find a powerful SUV with luxurious amenities, visit Lincoln of Wayne and take a closer look at the 2018 Lincoln Navigator that’s designed for large families.

The Lincoln MKZ hybrid is one of the oldest hybrids on the market. Introduced in September 2010, this midsized car has won several green awards. You can enjoy the eco-friendliness of a hybrid all wrapped in a luxury package that the Lincoln brand delivers.

Among the Lincoln MKZ’s high-performance features is the adaptive sport-tuned suspension. This gives the Lincoln an ultra-smooth ride. Another driver comfort feature is the adaptive cruise control with stop-and-go. When slower traffic is detected the MKZ will automatically brake and accelerate to keep pace with traffic. You can preset the distance at which you want to follow the car in front of you.

As you can see, the Lincoln MKZ has a lot to offer in terms of outstanding driver comfort and performance. Be sure to stop by Lincoln of Wayne to take your next hybrid for a test drive.

When winter comes, there’s a simple practice you can follow that will keep your car running and help it start better during those very cold temperatures. That practice is keeping your gas tank full at all times and not letting it go below half full. You might think you’ll save money by using minimal gas and only putting a little bit in at a time, but failing to keep it at full could result in problems.

Problems of Letting Your Gas Go Below Half Full in Winter

  1. Condensation could occur in your gas tank causing water to drop into the gas.
  2. Water from the condensation can seep into your fuel lines and then freeze them.
  3. Frozen fuel lines mean your car will not start, and they could entail high repair costs.

At Lincoln of Wayne, we want you to keep your gas tank full so that you’re not stranded in the winter, and we also want to make sure your car has had a tune-up so it won’t have other problems in this season. So, bring it to our dealership in Wayne sometime so we can make sure you’re prepared.

We at Lincoln of Wayne know that driving is more than just a way to get around, it’s a way to go out and have a good time. But anytime you’re operating a motor-vehicle, there’s a risk of accident or injury.

So called “Move Over” laws exist to mitigate this risk, and to keep motorists, police officers, paramedics, and others safe while doing their duty or going about their daily business. Generally, “Move Over” laws require drivers to merge into lanes away from broken down cars and emergency response vehicles located on the shoulder or on the side of the road.

Further, “Move Over” laws exist in virtually every part of the United States. So, keep safe when you’re out there on the road. Be aware of the conditions around you, and act quickly to move away from a stalled, stranded, or stopped vehicle on the side of the road should you see one.