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We all need the occasional oasis of calm on life's many travels. The 2017 Lincoln Continental makes it more than just a stopover. Accommodating up to five passengers, Continental's luxurious, contour-hugging Perfect Position Seats adjust in up to 30 ways, flanked by extendable thigh cushions that adjust independently, simplifying pedal access and making the most of generous legroom up to 44.4 inches. Optional audio and climate controls, adjustable sunshades and reclining, heated, cooled and massaging seats help you create a world apart within the cabin, and speaker-driven...

Why follow trends when you can be a trendsetter with the gorgeous new 2017 Lincoln MKZ? Here at Schumacher Lincoln of Delray, we believe that this Lincoln sedan is an elaborate work of art that has what it takes to draw envy from the crowd. Built with meticulous craftsmanship, you can count on this exquisite model to elevate every driving experience.

The Lincoln name is synonymous with the finer things in life; our vehicles are created with sophistication, refined luxury, and superior craftsmanship, all designed to offer drivers the very best in comfort and performance. Lincoln drivers can now enjoy an even higher level of specialized service and enhanced luxury with the Lincoln Black Label program. Lincoln Black Label is described by Lincoln as being a "personalized experience that exceeds ownership" that "unifies design and service."  

As the automotive industry moves forward into a new era of engineering ingenuity, the Lincoln Motor Company strives to be the leader of the pack—at least, the new Lincoln Navigator Concept suggest as much with its avant-garde presence. Unveiled at the 2016 New York Auto Show, this ultramodern model was well received by the audience in attendance. It represents a broad spectrum ideas, tapping into the realm of both dreams and reality.

John Ellison is a driving enthusiast who expresses his love for all things automotive by collecting rarities. His 1937 Lincoln K Judkins is one such vehicle. While its distinct appearance is a breathtaking sight to see, it also crystallizes the memory of when and why the vehicle was first crafted. Therein lies the purpose of Ellison’s collection—to hold dear the vehicle and its story.

 Like a hyper-real time capsule, the 1937 Lincoln K Judkins is rightfully celebrated and on display in Ellison’s showroom. Get a glimpse of this masterpiece by reading more on the original piece here…

Any photography enthusiasts out there will enjoy this week's #FlashbackFriday post, which centers on "Navid Baraty’s Incredible NYC Rooftop Views." The early Lincoln Now piece contains information about unique aerial photographer Navid Baraty.

"The early 20th century was marked by constant change. It was an era of war and peace, great prosperity and deep struggle, and the rapidly shifting social and economic landscapes made it an exciting time to be an innovator. To make an impact, the era’s innovators needed a strong vision, the ability to see beyond their own lifetime into an uncertain future."

"For Steve Kingston, owner of the Clam Shack in Kennebunkport, Maine, 'natural' is more than just a word, it goes into every aspect of how he runs his restaurant. And when we stopped by during our New England road trip with the new Lincoln MKX, we learned just how deep that commitment runs."

Offering further proof of Lincoln's commitment to delivering a complete luxury experience, the automaker announced last week the addition of Approach Detection technology to the all-new 2017 Continental. First unveiled on the 2015 MKC, Approach Detection technology offers a warm, personally tailored luxury experience before the driver even gets behind the wheel...

"Such is life working a night tide—those hours during which the water of Little Skookum Bay recedes far enough to leave its oysters in the open, exposed to the hands of the farmers who have cultivated them for generations. Those hours during which, even if it’s 1 a.m. and pouring rain, shellfish growers leave their warm beds and head out into the cold dark."