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Lincoln transmission maintenance is part of your vehicle's service schedule and helps to ensure that the transmission continues to work smoothly and efficiently. As your Lincoln dealer, we want you to know some signs you need to visit us for transmission maintenance. Burning Smell Burning smells are never a good sign, particularly if they come from the transmission. Depending on the smell, it could mean low transmission fluid, a leak, or that the fluid is old. Transmission fluid is used to provide the hydraulic power that shifts the gears. It also protects numerous components from friction damage by coating them with a friction-resistant film. Low transmission fluid causes the transmission to overheat and produce a burning metal smell. If the fluid is leaking onto hot metal components, it produces a strong chemical smell, and it can cause a fire as the fluid is flammable. Finally, if it smells like burning rubber, the transmission fluid has overheated and is burning inside the transmission. We'll investigate and fix the problem. Slipping Gears As you increase or decrease speed, the transmission computer instructs the transmission to shift gears. Once the transmission is in gear, it should remain in that gear until either you or the computer shifts it. Slipping gears is a dangerous situation where the transmission drops to its previously selected gear without warning. If this happens, your Lincoln will lurch as the engine power drops, and you may hear harsh grinding noises as the gears resist this movement. Depending on the gear it was originally in, your Lincoln might stop, although the engine continues to run. Slipping can be caused by broken transmission bands, faulty transmission sensors, damaged gears, or other issues. Our technicians will find the cause of the problem and repair it. Buzzing and Humming These strange noises could develop over time if your transmission isn't regularly serviced. When they start, they're almost inaudible and very easy to miss. As the problem progresses, the noises will grow louder. You might also notice a drop in power, or shifting could become rough or jerky. These sounds might also develop into a loud whining noise. Humming and buzzing could mean the transmission fluid is low or dirty, or a transmission seal could be damaged and leaking. Worn planetary gears, bad bearings, or other internal damage could also be the cause. A whining noise could mean the torque converter, which connects the engine to the transmission, needs repair or replacement. We'll fix the problem, and the strange noises will disappear. Transmission issues are quick and inexpensive to repair if they're identified when they start. Contact our service department at Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI.

With 400 horsepower under the hood and head-turning styling, the 2025 Lincoln Aviator is the best midsize SUV for growing families and groups seeking a luxury daily driver. You can choose between three trim levels, including an exceptionally well-equipped entry model that suits most drivers. Premiere Designed to stand out in traffic, the Premiere trim offers an incredible balance between comfort and performance. It uses the same 3.0L V6 engine paired with rear-wheel drive as the upper trims, while all-wheel drive is available. Inside, it has seating for seven with a 40/20/40 split-folding second-row bench with power tip-and-slide release chairs and a 50/50 split-folding Powerfold third-row bench. Power-adjustable front seats with 10 settings for the driver and eight settings for the passenger can keep you and your copilot comfortable throughout the journey. Advanced technologies include a 12.4-inch digital instrument panel and a 13.2-inch LCD capacitive touchscreen running the Google-based Lincoln Digital Experience infotainment system. Lincoln also equips this trim with a range of driver assistance technologies, including BlueCruise. Reserve The Reserve trim builds on the Premiere with comfort and convenience upgrades, such as quad-zone climate control and a 5.7-inch climate control display in the second row. An advanced heads-up display allows the driver to check important driving information without taking their eyes off the road. Interior appearance upgrades include premium leather seating surfaces and ambient lighting with illuminated front scuff plates. With standard 21-inch wheels, the exterior has a sportier visual appeal while still maintaining the timeless elegance the Aviator is known for. This trim also has a premium audio system by Revel with 14 speakers and HD Radio technology, so you can enjoy crisp and clear acoustics whether you're listening to the radio or streaming your playlists. Lincoln Black Label Aviator The Lincoln Black Label Aviator boasts a wealth of performance, comfort, and convenience upgrades, including the performance-oriented Air Glide suspension with dynamic lower entry and exclusive 22-inch wheels. Unique appearance elements, such as dynamic Pixel LED headlamps with signature daytime running lights and a front grille with an illuminated Lincoln star, turn this trim into a showstopper. Comfort upgrades include Perfect Position front-row seats with 30-way power adjustability. Heated and ventilated front and second-row seats are also standard, and the Savannah leather seating surfaces bring more luxury into the cabin. Other exclusive features include soft-close doors and a Revel Ultima 3D audio system with 28 speakers that deliver an ultimate listening experience. From the comfortable Aviator Premiere to the opulent Black Label, the 2025 Aviator lineup has something for everyone. Stop by Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI, to explore each of these trims and take your favorite for a test drive. We will be here to help you find your match.

The key to a long and healthy life for your Lincoln is regular maintenance. This ensures components are replaced before they fail and systems are tested to ensure they're working correctly. As your Lincoln dealership, we want to tell you about some of the services on your Lincoln maintenance schedule. Tire Rotations Tire tread slowly wears down due to friction with the surface. As the tread becomes thinner, the tires can't grip the surface, and this reduces performance and handling. Braking will take longer, and your Lincoln will use more fuel as the engine struggles to overcome the drag caused by the tire's reduced surface grip. While friction damage can't be prevented, rotating your tires does protect against another type of damage. Each tire position generates a particular wear pattern on the tread due to the tire's position, tire alignment, and the vehicle's weight distribution. When we rotate your tires, we move each tire to a new position. This equalizes friction damage and allows the tire to wear down at a relatively even rate. Battery Testing Regular battery testing is essential. The battery provides the initial electrical charge that cranks the engine, beginning the combustion process that enables your Lincoln to move. The battery has a fairly short lifespan of only three to five years before it wears out and needs replacement. As the battery gets older, starting will become slower, and when the battery fails, the only way to move your Lincoln is by jump-starting it. We recommend yearly testing, starting from your battery's third year. Our technicians attach the battery to our computerized battery tester, which subjects it to various tests to determine its remaining power and electricity storage capacity. If your battery passes, we repeat the process in a year. If your battery is weak or failing, we can install a new one while you wait. Headlight Replacement Headlights are one of the systems that can be easy to overlook, but they're critical for safe driving. Headlight bulbs, just like the bulbs in your house, slowly wear out. Dim headlight bulbs make driving at night difficult as they restrict your vision. In addition, a blown headlight is not only dangerous but also illegal, and you could receive a citation. Bulbs have a very varied lifespan, ranging from 500 to 30,000 hours, depending on the type of bulb installed. We can easily test your bulbs and install replacements within minutes if required. We recommend replacing both bulbs, even if only one has failed. Bulbs are installed in pairs, so if one fails, the other is sure to also fail within a few days. Book your next maintenance today by contacting us at Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI.

The 2025 Lincoln Aviator is a three-row mid-size SUV that brings premium luxury and comfort to families everywhere. With new design and technology upgrades for 2025, the Aviator is more eye-catching and cutting-edge than ever before. 1. Big Power Underpinning the Aviator's is a 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6 engine which delivers 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. The engine is paired with a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. Premiere and Reserve models are available with either rear-wheel or all-wheel drive, while Black Label models are standard all-wheel drive. The Aviator is quite capable in the hauling department, with a maximum towing capacity of 6,700 pounds when properly equipped. 2. Redesigned Exterior The 2025 Aviator debuts a refreshed front-end design, including a new grille, restyled lower fascia, and updated LED headlights. When drivers approach or walk away from their vehicle, the headlights display sequential animations. A new Special Edition package is available for the Black Label trim, which features darkened exterior components, a black roof, and 22-inch Ebony Black wheels. 3. Upgraded Infotainment System A new 13.2-inch infotainment display comes as standard equipment across all trims. The interface runs the latest Lincoln Digital Experience software, which features built-in Google applications. Wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are standard, as is a 5G Wi-Fi hotspot, 3-month SiriusXM subscription, wireless charging pad, and eight USB ports. 4. Standard BlueCruise The BlueCruise hands-free driving system now comes standard on all trims. This technology uses a variety of sensors and cameras to control acceleration, braking, and steering on over 130,000 miles of highways across North America. An in-cabin camera ensures that the driver's attention is maintained, so they can take control if needed. 5. Premium Interior The Aviator has room for six or seven passengers, depending on the driver's choice between a second-row bench seat or captain's chairs. A whole of luxurious amenities and features are standard. All trims come with heated and ventilated front-row seats and heated second-row outboard seats. The steering wheel is heated and leather-wrapped, and the windshield wipers are rain-sensing. The second-row seats are 60/40 split-folding, while the third row is 50/50 power-folding. Cargo capacity starts at 18.3 cu.ft. behind the third row and increases to 77.7 cu.ft. when both rows are folded. 6. Black Label Packages The Black Label trim offers three available interior themes. Moonbeam is new to the menu, featuring Opulence Leather seating surfaces and moon ash wood accents. Invitation displays open-pore Khaya wood accents and seats with Brandy stitching, while Flight features Luggage Tan and Ebony Jet hues. The 2025 Aviator epitomizes luxury and power, with its lavish appointments, strong engine, updated technology, and head-turning style. Upgrade your family vehicle at Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI.

MotorTrend's 2025 SUV of the Year, the 2025 Lincoln Nautilus is a midsize luxury SUV perfect for families. You can choose between three trim levels, including a well-equipped base trim that pairs performance with exceptional comfort. Premiere Powerful and luxurious, the Premiere sets a solid base for this year's lineup. It comes standard with a 2.0L turbocharged I-4 engine paired with all-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic transmission. This system generates 250 horsepower and 280 pound-feet of torque, giving you the confidence to tackle all terrains. An available hybrid engine with 310 horsepower is a great upgrade if you need more power and enhanced fuel economy. A head-turning exterior with adaptive LED headlamps and dynamic signature lighting makes it easy to stand out in traffic. The interior comes with power-adjustable Comfort front seats and a 60/40 split-folding rear bench. With 36.4 cubic feet of rear cargo capacity, the Premiere can hold luggage for the whole family. The standard Easyfold rear seatback makes it easy to expand the cargo space up to 71.3 cubic feet behind the front seats. Reserve The Reserve comes with the same engine options as the Premiere, and it enhances handling with additional upgrades, such as 21-inch wheels and adaptive suspension. Exclusive styling elements include unique color options and an illuminated Lincoln star integrated in the front grille. Aluminum roof-rack side rails boost convenience, making it easy to attach roof racks or carriers. The interior features a wealth of luxurious and comfortable upgrades, including leather seating surfaces and a panoramic Vista roof that allows riders to enjoy stunning sky views. An auto air refresher and Lincoln's Digital Scent also come standard, which means you can enjoy fresh air inside the cabin and aromatherapy on the go. For added convenience during road trips and adventures, this trim also has a 110V onboard power converter. Lincoln Black Label Perfect for drivers seeking high-end luxury, the Lincoln Black Label trim is the epitome of comfort and convenience. Perfect Position front seats with 24 settings, including power head restraints and thigh extenders, and Plus Active Motion massage function can keep you and your copilot comfortable throughout each journey. Exclusive Chalet or Redwood interior themes are optional, making it easy to customize your ride. Full LED multi-projector headlamps provide bright illumination even on the darkest nights. Illuminated Lincoln lettering on the liftgate and Satin Dark Luster Nickel 22-inch wheels are also standard, making this upscale ride easily recognizable in traffic. Lincoln also equips this trim with a premium Revel audio system with 28 speakers and HD Radio technology. Powerful and luxurious, the Nautilus is a great family ride for those who want to stand out. Visit us at Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI, to browse our inventory and take it for a test drive.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. If you're a music enthusiast who loves to hear every guitar riff and drum roll, then opting for a Lincoln with the Lincoln Revel audio system is an excellent choice. This premium sound system is an audiophile's dream, with cutting-edge sound technology to enhance every facet of your sound experience, from cleverly placed speakers to stylish speaker design elements. The Revel audio system in your Lincoln vehicle will depend on the specific year model and trim level. In a model like the Lincoln Aviator, the Black Label, Grand Touring, and Reserve models give you two premium sound systems to choose from. The Lincoln Corsair, on the other hand, offers one available Revel audio system with 14 speakers. Revel Audio System with 14 Speakers On the 2025 Nautilus Reserve, the standard sound system for the SUV is a 14-speaker Revel audio system. This surround sound system delivers an immersive listening experience with thoughtfully and discreetly placed speakers to evenly disperse sound waves throughout your Lincoln vehicle. The 14-speaker Revel sound system has 12 amplifier channels for optimal sound control and quality. Revel Ultima 3D Audio System with 28 Speakers Whether you're upgrading from Lincoln's standard stereo system or the 14-speaker Revel audio system, the Revel Ultima 3D audio system pushes your vehicle's sound system to the max. The architecture of the 28-speaker sound system is built around speakers installed throughout the vehicle, such as tweeters, subwoofers, and woofers located in the doors and at the front or back of the vehicle. The Ultima 3D audio system comes with 20 amplifier channels and point source sound technology to ensure music reaches the listener's ears at an even level at the same time. This audio system is paired with QuantumLogic surround sound technology that reduces audio smearing while also magnifying sound quality. Revel Stands Out with Standard HD Radio and Infotainment Technology All Revel audio systems are paired with HD radio technology. High-definition digital radio technology delivers a crisp and clearer sound quality thanks to improved reception, which is ideal for drivers who love travel. HD radio also gives drivers the advantage of music data from radio stations, such as song titles and artists. Some HD radio stations can even transmit traffic updates for your convenience. Both Revel sound systems are compatible with Lincoln's infotainment technology, such as the Lincoln Digital Experience on the 2025 Nautilus Reserve or the SYNC 4 system on the 2025 Corsair Reserve. These models also come with a three-month trial for SiriusXM radio so you can enjoy curated satellite radio stations. Whether you're blasting your favorite tunes or tuning into your favorite podcast, a high-quality audio system is crucial for an enjoyable listening experience. Contact Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI to custom order your Lincoln with a Revel audio system today.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. Co-Pilot360 is a range of safety systems installed in every Lincoln, making driving safer and easier. Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Plus is available or installed in select Lincoln models and provides even more advanced features to protect you and your passengers. We'll examine how some of these features work. Adaptive Cruise Control This system reduces driver strain on long journeys or in heavy traffic by reducing the need to brake and accelerate again to keep a safe distance behind other vehicles. You can set the speed you want to maintain and your following distance, with a choice of keeping a short, medium, or long distance from the car ahead. Once you've made your selections, you can activate the system, and it will follow these instructions until you intervene. If a vehicle ahead slows or brakes, your Lincoln will automatically reduce speed to keep the pre-set distance, then increase speed once the other vehicle accelerates. 360-Degree Camera As a driver, you always have to anticipate the unexpected, and this can be difficult when you need to keep an eye on every direction. This feature uses cameras installed in the front, rear, and on both sides to give you a clear view of everything around you. The system builds a real-time bird's-eye view of the area around your Lincoln and displays it on your front screen. Additionally, you can select a closer view from an individual camera in your chosen direction. The second camera view's default setting is directly ahead, but this automatically changes to a rear view when you shift into reverse. Guidelines will appear on the screen to help you achieve the correct angle to maneuver into a tight space. This feature also provides audio warnings if you're too close to an object to prevent a collision. Reverse Braking Assist This system uses radar sensors in your Lincoln's rear bumper to scan the area behind you for potential hazards. When reversing, the sensors scan directly behind you and in arcs on either side for pedestrians and moving or stationary objects in your path. It can also detect a vehicle traveling at up to 37 mph that will pass behind you. If anything is detected, the system provides warning beeps that rise in intensity if you continue to close in on the object. If you can't react in time by braking, automatic emergency braking will be applied to stop your Lincoln almost instantly and prevent an accident. These are just some of the numerous systems that protect you when you're behind the wheel of a Lincoln. If you'd like to know more about these or any other features of Co-Pilot 360 Plus, contact us today at Bob Maxley Lincoln in Detroit, MI.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. From exterior attachments to electronics, Lincoln provides countless options for customizing its models to your liking. Genuine Lincoln accessories are well-crafted, functional, and simple to install. Let's explore some of the ways in which you can add personal touches to your ride. Genuine Lincoln Accessories: Personalize Your Luxury Ride Exterior Enhancements Lincoln owners looking to bring even more versatility to their vehicle have numerous choices. SUVs like the Navigator and Corsair are available with a 2-piece crossbar set for the roof allowing for the attachment of carriers so that you can transport more cargo. The Thule crossbar system for the Corsair is notable for its aerodynamic design that reduces wind noise and extra-long bars enabling the fitment of multiple Thule carriers. If you want to let in lots of fresh air without letting in precipitation or wind, the available side window deflectors are sure to do the trick. Heavy-duty splash guards deflect mud, snow, and debris from your Lincoln's lower panels. Corrosion-resistant running boards constructed from durable aluminum contribute to the Aviator's visual appeal while making it easier to enter and exit the vehicle. Interior Cargo Area Solutions Many Lincoln models offer especially tough cargo liners made from polyethylene that protect the trunk's floor from the elements and spills, which are easily contained thanks to the raised lip. Each liner is tailor-made for perfect fitment and sports interesting textures and the name of the model. The Navigator can be had with a cargo tailgate manager boasting multiple functions, including serving as a seatback, table, or storage shelf. For storing smaller items, the Aviator's optional vertical envelope-style cargo net is long enough to span across the width of the cargo hold and promises plenty of space. The net is easily removable and stowable, as well. Technology Looking to upgrade your MKX or MKZ's lighting? You'll be able to do so with a light kit that's available in several colors and includes LED lighting for the cup holder area and light bars for the front wheel wells. Increasing your remote start system's range is also possible with an ultra-long-range extender kit, giving your Lincoln the ability to respond to your key fob from an incredible range of up to 2,500 feet. For models equipped with a rear entertainment system, Lincoln offers additional wireless headphones for use by your passengers. Make sure that you'll always have spare accessories for your system by opting for the Lincoln Customer Care Kit, coming with two remote controls, two headphones, and extra batteries. Lincoln automobiles are famed for their capability and practicality, and you can take them to another level with a wealth of accessories. Visit Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI today and shop around!

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. You don't have to leave Detroit, MI, to find world-class cuisine. Commemorate a special occasion or enjoy a night of glamour at one of the city's most elegant steakhouses. 1. Le Supreme This French brasserie is known for its incredible steak dishes. The traditional menu includes steak tartare, steak frites, and filet mignon au poivre. The Saturday special at Le Supreme is strip streak pommes pont-neuf. Le Supreme is located in Book Tower at 1265 Washington Blvd. You can dine on the spacious patio, at the bar, or in the attractive dining room. This restaurant serves dinner from 4 to 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 4 to 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, and 4 to 9 p.m. on Sunday. You can enjoy the lunch menu on weekends from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Le Supreme also has valet service for your Lincoln Navigator. 2. Caucus Club Choose Caucus Club if you're looking for elegant, retro-inspired vibes. Business casual dress is required. The dinner menu includes a tantalizing selection of wood-fired steaks and chops, including New York strip, porterhouse, filet mignon, T-bone, and the butcher's reserve cut. You can also order a 2-pound Tomahawk ribeye chop from Creekstone Farms. Enhance your steak with finishing sauces, compound butter, or seared foie gras. Caucus Club is located at 150 W Congress St in the Penobscot Building. Visit for dinner service from Monday through Thursday from 4 to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 4 to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 4 to 9 p.m. 3. London Chop House Enjoy the ambiance of a classic English chop house right here in Detroit, at 155 W Congress St in the Murphy Telegraph Building. Start your meal with sauteed beef tips, crab bisque, or caviar service. Choose from entrees such as the Australian Wagyu New York Strip, dry-aged boneless ribeye, or filet mignon, all finished with garlic butter. You can add bearnaise, chimichurri, or au poivre sauce. Sides included sauteed shrimp and smashed potato with roasted garlic cream. London Chop House serves dinner Monday through Saturday from 4 to 10 p.m. 4. Prime + Proper Specializing in wood-fired steak, Prime + Proper is located in the Capitol Park Lofts at 1145 Griswold St. The menu features both USDA prime cuts and rare cuts like a Nashville whiskey-aged cowboy ribeye. You can also order from the raw bar or enjoy seafood entrees like lobster risotto. Prime + Primer is open Monday through Thursday from 5 to 10 p.m., Friday from 5 to 11 p.m., Saturday from 4 to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 4 to 10 p.m. Find your next incredible Lincoln luxury vehicle today, then celebrate with a meal at any of these fine restaurants. Contact Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI to schedule an appointment now.Where To Get Steak in Detroit, MI

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. The engine is the heart of your Lincoln. It's a complex machine containing countless components that depend on friction to work effectively. As time passes, components wear out or become damaged, impacting engine performance. As your Lincoln dealer, we want to tell you a few signs you need to visit us for Lincoln engine maintenance. Check Engine Light The check engine light is the most important warning light in your vehicle, as it illuminates to alert you to an engine problem. The engine contains many different sensors, each connected to a vital component. The sensors receive instructions from your car's computer and inform your computer of any issues with their connected component. If something goes wrong, the relevant sensor instantly warns your computer. If the computer can't fix the issue, it logs the problem with an error code, and the engine light switches on. If your engine light comes on, contact our service department right away so we can investigate and fix the problem. The longer an engine problem persists, the greater the possibility of serious damage. Misfiring Misfiring is caused by flawed combustion in one or more engine cylinders. Combustion requires fuel and air to mix in a precise ratio in the intake manifold. The resulting mixture is then drawn into the engine cylinders. The cylinders close, and the pistons rise at high speed to compress the mixture. Once the mixture is sufficiently compressed, it's ignited by the spark plug screwed into each cylinder. Worn spark plugs, a fuel-rich engine, or damaged ignition coils can all cause the fuel-air mixture to burn incorrectly. This can't produce combustion and instead produces a misfire. You'll feel a drop in engine power, your vehicle might lurch, and you'll hear a loud noise. Continued misfiring will damage your engine. We'll find and repair the problem, and your engine will work efficiently again. Leaking Fluid Your engine contains many different fluids, each of which performs an essential role in the smooth functioning of the engine. If a leak occurs, the affected system will malfunction, causing further problems. A coolant leak, for example, increases engine temperature and will cause serious, even permanent engine damage. Most engine fluids have specific colors, like red for transmission fluid, gold for oil, and pink, blue, yellow, or green for coolant, making the problem easy to identify. Any leak must be repaired quickly to prevent damage to the affected system. We can repair any leak and replace the lost fluid to fix this problem. These are just some of the engine issues we can repair. If your engine isn't working correctly, contact us ASAP at Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. The all-new 2025 Lincoln Navigator solidifies its standing as one of the top picks in the competitive large luxury SUV segment thanks to its handsome exterior styling, well-appointed and feature-rich cabin, and composed driving dynamics. Here's more of what makes the Navigator your perfect family SUV. 1. Performance and Efficiency The Navigator has always been fun to drive, but it's gotten even better this year. It gains motivation from a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter inline-6 powertrain cranking 440 horsepower and 510 lb. feet of torque, sent through a 10-speed automatic transmission. With the available tow package, your Navigator can tow up to 8,700 pounds, allowing you to bring along your camper, boat, or other adventure toys. It also offers five standard drive modes to help you handle whatever comes your way: Normal, Conserve, Slippery, Excite, and Deep Conditions. 2. Comfort and Convenience The interior of the 2025 Navigator is designed with flexibility and comfort in mind, making it ideal for daily commutes and weekend adventures. It seats up to eight passengers, and there's enough legroom and headroom for passengers of all sizes. The class-exclusive 40/20/40 PowerFold Split third-row bench seat with power recline can fold flat for more space, and the heated and ventilated front seats provide comfort in different weather conditions. The panoramic vista roof offers an expansive view of the sky and allows more natural light into the cabin, while the enhanced active noise control ensures a quieter riding experience. A Perfect Position 24-way driver's seat and 22-way front passenger seat allow multiple seating adjustments to enhance comfort, especially during longer journeys. Additional enticing features include the heated steering wheel, tri-zone automatic climate control, carpeted first and second-row floor mats, and leather seating surfaces. 3. Media and Technology Each 2025 Navigator gets a 48-inch panoramic display spanning the entirety of the dashboard. Supplementing this curved panel is an 11.1-inch touchscreen that controls the vehicle's settings. Audiophiles will love the 28-speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio system with HD radio technology, which delivers clear, concert-like sound quality. No need to carry cables to keep your smartphones charged up, thanks to the wireless charging pad. Buyers can connect their compatible smartphones to access a more integrated in-car experience with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. The Lincoln Way App allows owners to access vital vehicle information and interact with Lincoln services, including features like start/stop, lock/unlock, and schedule service appointments. Whichever destination you choose for your family dates, the 2025 Navigator is perfectly equipped to get you there. Stop by Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI, and our knowledgeable colleagues will gladly tell you about this and other vehicles in our inventory.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. Whether you're enjoying your daily commute or taking a long trip with your family, you're bound to enjoy the journey in the 2025 Lincoln Aviator. With lots of standard safety technology, a practical cabin, and pure elegance, it has everything a driver should expect out of a modern Lincoln car. Wonderfully Comfortable and Lavish The Aviator has an elegant, plush interior with lots of comfort features you'll appreciate. It has heated and ventilated front seats as well as a leather-wrapped heated steering wheel, making the cabin feel upscale and luxurious. The soft-touch seats and panoramic roof elevate the already pleasant experience. All trims have comfortable standard seats, but the available Perfect Position seating is second to none. With a hugely impressive 30-way power-adjustability function alongside massaging abilities, it's impossible for you to not feel comfortable and spoiled in this cabin. Practicality You'll Appreciate Although the Aviator offers an incredibly lavish experience, it remains a practical SUV that you can use to travel with lots of luggage and transport big items. It has a cargo area that's 18.3 cubic feet in size, and you can more than double this to 41.8 cubic feet by folding down the third row. If you need even more space, then fold down the second row, too, to get 77.7 cubic feet of room for cargo. Safety You Can Count On Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.0 protects you from all angles. Some of its features include Invasive Steering Assist, Blind Spot Assist, and a Lane Keeping System. So, whether you're changing lanes, trying to stay in your lane, or trying to get out of a tricky situation, your car has your back and keeps you forewarned of any danger you could get into. There are many other useful features you're bound to appreciate, too. Safety is one of the many areas of focus when it comes to the plentiful features included with the Aviator. If you would like to learn more about safety features, interior comforts, and other such topics, we recommend taking a look at our 2025 Lincoln Aviator Model Research. Fatigue-Fighting Hands-Free Driving BlueCruise, which is a hands-free driving function, is standard in the Aviator, allowing you to rest and refresh a little without having to stop the car. You do have to keep your eyes on the road, and your Aviator has a camera that watches you to make sure you are. However, while you're watching the road, you can stretch your legs and flex your fingers, because the car steers, accelerates, and brakes all by itself. Entertainment to Enrich Your Trips You can use SiriusXM on your vehicle's infotainment system, and the car comes with a 3-month trial subscription to it. This service provides you with dozens of ad-free curated channels to listen to. Whether you're a fan of sport, music, news, or podcasts, there's bound to be something for you. Come get your Aviator at Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI. Schedule your test drive today.