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Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. The 2024 Lincoln Corsair excels when it comes to comfort and style. You'll also find some very impressive features on this car at your Lincoln dealer, including hands-free driving. Let's take a look at that and some of the other impressive features this SUV has to offer. 1. BlueCruise Lincoln BlueCruise is available on select models and gives you the ability to drive hands-free on select rows across North America. There are prequalified sections of divided highways known as Blue Zones, and there are over 130,000 miles of these Blue Zones in the US. While your hands are off the wheel, your Corsair accelerates, steers, and uses the brakes as necessary to keep you driving. There's a camera facing you, and it monitors whether you're paying attention, as you need to keep your eyes on the road while using Blue Cruise. 2. Interior Comfort Lincoln made it effortless to make your Corsair as comfortable as possible. A manual tilt/telescoping steering column is standard, so you can move your steering wheel to feel perfectly comfortable for you. A power version of this feature with a memory setting is also available, so you can always get it back to the perfect position without messing with readjusting it each time. The steering wheel can also be heated, allowing you to thaw out your hands in winter. Ambient lighting in the cabin is standard, so you can set the mood for every journey. Active noise control is also standard, helping keep road and wind noise to a minimum in the cabin. Dual-zone electronic automatic climate control helps you stay at the perfect temperature at all times, and the standard heated front seats make staying warm even easier. Heated rear outboard seats and ventilation in the front seats are also available. 3. Advanced Safety Features Several standard safety features work to keep you safer on every journey. Some are simple, like the seatbelt reminder, but others are more advanced. A rearview camera helps with backing up. Pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking helps mitigate or lessen the impact of crashes. Lincoln Co-Pilot360 adds even more assistance features to your car, including evasive steering assist and a blind spot information system with cross-traffic alert. 4. Great Add-Ons There are several packages available to equip your Corsair with. A towing package is available for those with hauling needs. Another example of one of the great add-ons is the available head-up display, which is a fantastic feature for drivers who want to minimize the time spent looking down at the dashboard. Come by Bob Maxey Lincoln in Detroit, MI to take the Lincoln Corsair out for a test drive today. If you have any questions about the car, then call us at 313-6267-5720 to ask them.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. Most of your car's systems depend on a constant and consistent supply of electricity. This means that electrical problems have a major impact on your Lincoln's performance. Depending on the problem, your Lincoln might not be able to start or could shut down soon after starting up. Fortunately, Your Lincoln dealer can prevent these nightmare situations by fixing the problem. These are some electrical issues that we can fix. Alternator Problems Every driver knows about the battery, but the alternator doesn't get the same level of publicity. The alternator's job is to produce electricity for your car's systems. When your engine is running, the alternator provides all the electrical power for your car and recharges your battery. It's a relatively simple and hardy component and has an average lifespan of eight years. As time passes, the alternator's components gradually wear out, and this causes the alternator to produce less electricity. A healthy alternator should produce at least 14.5 volts under a full load. If your engine sensors detect a power output of 13.0 volts or less, your check battery light will illuminate, and random electrical glitches will appear. We'll examine your alternator and repair it or replace it if necessary. Battery Problems The battery has the important functions of supplying power to start your engine and maintain the electrical system when your engine isn't running. Despite its essential role in your engine, the battery has a relatively short life and will usually fail within three to five years. It normally fails as the chemicals that allow it to store and supply electricity gradually break down, which prevents the battery from storing electricity. A battery's life can also be reduced by extreme temperatures, corrosion, or a worn-out alternator. You'll usually see signs that a battery is weakening as the headlight and interior lights will become dimmer when under battery power. In addition, starting your engine will take longer, and the battery warning light will illuminate to warn of trouble. Our technicians will test your battery and replace it if it's failing. Starter Problems The starter motor in your engine causes the engine to crank, which begins the combustion process that allows your engine to operate under its own power. The starter depends on an electrical charge from the battery to power it, and this charge uses a large portion of your battery's reserves. The most common cause of failure is a damaged starter solenoid. The solenoid receives the electrical power from the battery and transfers it to the starter. If the solenoid fails, the starter motor won't work, and your engine won't crank and start. We can easily fix this by replacing the damaged solenoid. If there's a problem in your electrical system, contact the experts at Bob Maxey Lincoln of Detroit, MI, for a speedy and successful repair.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Several limited factory warranties cover your new Lincoln. These warranties protect your investment against any unforeseen issues with your car. In addition, you have several options to extend this protection if you choose. As your Lincoln dealer in Detroit, MI, we want to tell you more about what is included in your car warranty and about your extended warranty options. Standard Warranties Your Lincoln automatically comes with at least five warranties. Let's dive into what these warranties are and what they protect. New Car Limited Warranty This warranty protects all your vehicle components against the unlikely possibility of a defect in materials or manufacturing. It covers the first three years or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. If there is a factory-related issue, it will be repaired free of charge within this period. Powertrain Warranty This warranty focuses on your engine, transmission, and drivetrain. It protects all the components in these systems against any defector for the first five years or 60,000 miles. Corrosion Warranty The corrosion warranty protects your car body against rust perforation, which is rust that eats through metal from one side to the other. This warranty is applicable for the first five years and unlimited mileage. Safety Restraint Warranty This warranty focuses on your safety belts and airbags. It applies for five years or 60,000 miles, whichever happens first. Any problems with these systems will be repaired if they're covered by the warranty. Power Stroke Diesel Warranty This warranty applies only to diesel-powered vehicles and protects the engine against any problems for five years or 100,000 miles. Hybrid/Electric Components Warranty If you have a hybrid or fully electric engine, this warranty protects the unique components in either of these engines for eight years or 100,000 miles. Extended Warranties Lincoln's extended warranty plans are also known as extended service plans. You can choose from several plans to choose from, and you can also choose the plan's term length and the amount of your deductible. PowertrainCARE This extended warranty protects 29 components in your engine, transmission, and drivetrain. Like all of the extended warranties, it takes effect as soon as your original warranty expires. This ensures that you have continuous coverage for the length of the warranty. BaseCARE This warranty protects 84 components, including all components covered by the warranty above. It extends coverage to the steering system, AC and heating, electrical system, brakes, and front suspension. ExtraCARE This warranty covers 113 components, which adds protection for your car's high-tech systems to everything covered by the previous two warranties. PremiumCARE As the highest-level plan, over 1,000 components are protected by this plan for a maximum of eight years or 150,000 miles. If you'd like to know more about your warranties and the extensions you can choose from, visit us today at Bob Maxey Lincoln.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. The Lincoln Aviator is a three-row mid-sized SUV with a long and distinguished pedigree that stretches back to 2002. It combines style and comfort, the hallmarks of every Lincoln, with a smooth driving experience and large cargo capacity. As your Detroit Lincoln dealership, we want to tell you more about its latest incarnation, the 2024 Aviator. Trim Levels The 2024 Aviator offers three trim levels, the Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label. Unlike many other car makes, the standard trim level doesn't lack either technology safety, or comfort features. As you rise in trim levels, additional features simply add more touches of luxury and sophistication. Most features of higher trim levels are also offered as optional extras for the standard trim. Engine and Transmission All three trim levels utilize a twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine with auto stop-start facility. Despite its size, this fuel-efficient engine reaches 18 mpg in the city and 26 mpg on the highway with the standard RWD on the Premiere and Reserve trims. If you choose the Black Label, with its intelligent AWD, fuel efficiency maintains a healthy 17 mpg in the city and 24 mpg on the highway. This engine is paired with a 10-speed automatic transmission with SelectShift technology on all trim levels. Handling Great handling is a key part of the Lincoln experience, and the Aviator packs a variety of systems to give you a smooth driving experience. Lincoln drive modes are standard on all three trims. This feature allows you to customize your driving with your mood. Changing your selection allows you to alter suspension settings, shift points, steering, and ride height, all by turning a knob on the console. A lane-keeping system, electric power-assisted steering, traction control, and post-collision braking are offered with all trim levels. Additional optional or standard systems on the two higher trims include reverse brake assist, evasive steering assist, adaptive suspension, and air glide suspension. Interior Features When you open the doors on the Aviator, the first thing you'll absorb is the luxurious and roomy seating. Heated front seats are standard, and options are available, depending on your trim selection, for heated and ventilated front and second-row seats, dual captain chairs for the second row, and 30-way power-assisted front seats. Standard infotainment features include a 10.1" LCD touchscreen, intelligent access with push-button start, a head-up display, a 360-degree camera, Intelligent cruise control, a panoramic vista roof with sunshade, and two speaker system upgrades. Four USB slots will keep your devices fully charged, and a wireless charging pad is an additional option. There are numerous other options you can add to fully personalize your Aviator. Visit us today at Bob Maxey Lincoln for a test drive and to decide which features you want to add to your new Lincoln.

Image via Bob Lincoln Maxey. Lincoln's impressive suite of advanced safety features, named Lincoln Co-Pilot 360, has been applauded by the IIHS for its effectiveness in helping drivers avoid collisions. The following are five excellent car safety features included in the suite. If you want to know more about them, you can always request a test drive at your local Lincoln dealership. Pre-Collision Assist As experienced a driver as you may be, you'd be hard-pressed to match Lincoln's reaction times with the Pre-Collision Assist feature. Using sophisticated radar and camera technology, your Lincoln continually scans the road ahead, searching for potential collision threats. If a pedestrian or another vehicle poses a threat, you'll receive a clear collision warning. With Automatic Emergency Braking, your car can also apply the brakes as required to avoid or at least mitigate the severity of a collision. Blind-Spot Information System The blind spots on either side of a vehicle have always created a safety risk to drivers. With the Blind-Spot Information System, your Lincoln can detect and alert you to any vehicles coming into your blind spots, dramatically reducing this danger. While reversing out of a driveway or parking spot, the Cross-Traffic Alert feature uses similar technology to let you know if any unseen vehicles are approaching from either direction. Rear View Camera Backing up has never been easier with the Rear View Camera, which allows you to see everything behind you clearly on your instrument panel's central display screen. You also have helpful audio cues and visual guidelines to help you maneuver precisely while reversing. Lane-Keeping System While driving at high speeds, accidentally drifting into a neighboring lane can lead to a serious crash. With the Lane-Keeping System, your Lincoln monitors the lane and road markers at all times. It can notice if you begin to drift toward another lane and provide a clear warning. The system can even give you a little extra steering torque to help you get back into the center of your lane. Auto High-Beam Headlamps At night, sometimes drivers forget to dim their headlights when another vehicle is approaching. This creates the risk of temporarily blinding the other driver. With Auto High-Beam Headlamps, your car detects oncoming vehicles and can turn your high-beam headlamps on and off at just the right moment. It can even detect rain, snow, or fog and turn off the high beams to ensure you have a clearer view of the road ahead. Find Out More at Your Local Lincoln Dealership In addition to these excellent safety systems, there are many more features, both as standard and optional, that keep Lincoln drivers safe on the road. If you ask for a tour and test drive at your local dealership, the staff will be happy to show you how each feature works. Visit Bob Maxey Lincoln today to find out more about your favorite Lincoln model. We've been providing the region's most discerning drivers with top-notch luxury vehicles and personalized customer service since 1972.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. The role of the ignition coil is to convert the battery's low electric current into the high voltage required to ignite the air and fuel mixture to start the engine. A faulty ignition coil can cause various vehicle issues, from increased fuel consumption and backfires to hard starts. If your Lincoln shows any of the signs below, rely on expert repairs from the certified technicians at your Lincoln dealer. 1. The Check Engine Light Is On If there's a problem with your ignition coil, your car's computer will detect it and trigger the check engine light. It's crucial to take this warning seriously and have your Lincoln technician address the issue as soon as possible to prevent any further damage. 2. Your Car Consumes More Fuel If the ignition coil fails to generate enough electricity for the spark plugs, they can spark inconsistently or not at all. This results in lower power output, causing the engine to burn more fuel than necessary and you to spend more money on gas. 3. Your Car Is Slow A malfunctioning ignition coil can lead to performance issues. The failing coil can cause inconsistent sparks, leading to the incomplete combustion of air and fuel, resulting in lower engine power when you step on the gas pedal. 4. Your Car Jerks, Shakes, and Idles Roughly A bad ignition coil can cause your car to vibrate. You may also feel your car shaking and jerking when you accelerate in a failed attempt to increase your speed. 5. You Hear Sputtering Noises From Under the Hood If your car makes sputtering noises under the hood when you turn the key in the ignition, it could be a sign of a bad ignition coil. The failing coil may cause a cylinder not to fire properly during the ignition process. 6. Your Car Misfires When one of your engine's cylinders fails to ignite incorrectly or not at all, it may lead to misfiring, which could cause significant damage to various components. When your car misfires, take action immediately and schedule an appointment to prevent irreversible damage under the hood. 7. You Struggle To Start Your Car When it's hard to get your car going, or it stalls frequently, there could be many different issues causing the problem. A failing ignition coil not supplying the necessary electric current to the spark plugs could be the culprit. If you experience any of the above signs of a failing ignition coil, don't wait until the problem causes more damage and expensive repairs. Call Bob Maxey Lincoln now to schedule an appointment, and the certified Lincoln technicians will ensure your vehicle performs at its best.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. The 2024 Lincoln Nautilus is an all-new model featuring several redesigned elements, from the hybrid powertrain to the epic luxury interior. The SUV is brimming with flexible cargo space and sophisticated, high-end materials. Learn more about the highlights of the 2024 Nautilus before you visit your local Lincoln dealer. The 2024 Nautilus has three trim levels: Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label, which has two interior themes and premium upgrades. Each model has a five-passenger seating capacity, a 20-gallon fuel capacity, and a finely tuned suspension that delivers a smooth ride on every road. All three trims have a standard 2.0-liter turbocharged I-4 engine that generates 250 horsepower and 275 lb-ft of torque. Drivers can upgrade the powertrain to a 2.0-liter turbocharged I-4 HEV engine, which produces 310 horsepower. The gas engine has an eight-speed automatic transmission, while the hybrid configuration has a continuously variable transmission. Premiere The standard wheels for the Premiere trim are 19-inch Premium painted bright-machined aluminum wheels with all-season tires. The maximum passenger volume for this trim is 113.5 cubic feet. Key standard features for the base trim are a 10-speaker audio system, an 11-inch Centerstack touchscreen, wireless charging, a heated steering wheel, and heated and vented front seats. This trim also has the Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Vision 2.2 suite of safety technology. This safety suite includes Active Park Assist 2.0, automatic high beams, exit warning, evasive steer assist, pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, rear parking sensors, and intelligent adaptive cruise control. Audio noise control, intelligent access with push-button start, and post-collision braking are also standard. Reserve This trim has 21-inch bright-machined wheels with Tarnished Dark-painted pockets. The Reserve trim offers 68.8 cubic feet of cargo volume behind the front seats and 35.2 cubic feet of volume behind the rear seats. Some standard features of this trim are a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a grille with Chrome Jewel accents, and all the standard features from the previous trim. The first and second-row seats of the Reserve are leather-trimmed. Black Label The standard wheels for the Black Label trim are 22-inch bright-machined wheels with Ebony-painted pockets. The total passenger volume for this trim is 110.8 cubic feet. This trim has a hands-free power liftgate, full LED multi-projector headlamps, and an audio system with 28 speakers and HD radio. The Black Label trim has two interior themes. The Chalet Theme has an Alpine leather-wrapped interior, a cashmere headliner, Silverwood applique with a logo decal, and Espresso floor carpets with metal cuff accents. The Redwood Theme has a Herringbone Marquetry Walnut applique, Harvest Bronze with Dark Smoked Truffle leather interior, and Dark Smoked Truffle with metal cuff accent floor carpets. From the base model to the highly customizable top-tier Black Label trim, the 2024 Nautilus is an ideal luxury SUV for every driver. Get in touch with Bob Maxey Lincoln to schedule a test drive.

Image via Pixabay. Restaurants in Detroit, MI offer a diverse array of culinary options to satisfy every craving. If you love seafood, score the catch of the day at these regional destinations. 1. Joe Muer This Detroit favorite is located at the RenCen on 400 Renaissance Center #1404. Offerings include Maine lobster, king crab, spicy tuna tartar, shrimp cocktails, seared scallops, clam chowder, and sushi. Fish dishes range from halibut to swordfish to trout, and the raw bar is a go-to destination all its own that will have you coming back for seconds. Plus, you'll discover your aquatic faves in unique forms, like lobster corn dogs and salmon ravioli. And you couldn't ask for a more fitting atmosphere, as you can dine with the beautiful Detroit River in full view. This century-old mainstay has built its impeccable reputation on elegant dining and old-school customer service. 2. Scotty Simpson's Fish & Chips For a more casual but no less delicious dining experience, check out this popular spot with a nostalgic atmosphere at 22200 Fenkell Ave. First-time diners will fall in love with the Nova Scotia cod dish that boasts tartar sauce, a roll, and crispy fries. A batter recipe that's top-secret has made this dish the star attraction and house specialty. But the menu doesn't end there. You can dive into lake perch, sample the famous fish sandwich, or even try out your first batch of frog legs. Chicken items are available, too, for the land-lovers. Dine in or carry out at this locale beginning at 11 AM most days. And haul all your food along with your dining party in a mid-size SUV that has ample passenger room and cargo capacity: the Lincoln Nautilus. 3. Mink Detroit At 1701 Trumbull Ave., you'll find a first-class culinary experience like no other. The best way to experience Mink is to book a reservation that garners you access to the five-course chef's tasting menu. This menu changes weekly, so no two tastings will be the same. Or on a first-come, first-serve basis, you can walk in and enjoy the à la carte menu, featuring lobster rolls, caviar, and the Mink specialty: oysters. 4. Sindbad's Restaurant & Marina Boaters and dock-dwellers have made this 100 St. Clair St. eatery a veritable home away from home. The waterfront backdrop alone is worth the price of admission, and you can satiate your appetite with fried shrimp, lobster tails, and so much more. 5. Prism Steaks and food from the seas (or surf and turf) make a great combination at this premier dining hot-spot. Prism is one of several top-tier eateries found inside the Hollywood Casino at Greektown on 555 E. Lafayette Blvd. Highly trained and respected chefs are ready to deliver a broad range of fish, crustacean, and other types of popular entrées. Embark on memorable road voyages with a fantastic new ride. Visit Bob Maxey Lincoln and browse an inventory fit for any auto taste.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. If you've ever been in a situation where your car battery died and left you stranded, you know how frustrating and inconvenient it can be. To avoid finding yourself in this predicament, it's essential to be aware of the warning signs that indicate your car battery is on its last legs. These tips from your Lincoln dealer will help you determine whether or not you need a new car battery. The Engine Is Slow to Turn On One of the primary signs of a dying car battery is when your engine takes longer than usual to start. When you turn the key, the battery provides energy to the start and ignition system, which then turns a flywheel to start the engine. If your battery is weak or dying, it may struggle to provide enough power to turn the engine over promptly. If you notice that your engine takes a few seconds to start, it's a clear indication that your battery is nearing the end of its lifespan. It's crucial to address this issue promptly to avoid being stranded with a dead battery. Dashboard Lights Flicker Your car battery not only powers the engine but also supplies energy to other electrical components, including the dashboard lights. If you notice that your dashboard lights are flickering, it is likely a sign of a dying battery. The flickering lights indicate that the battery is struggling to provide a consistent power supply to the electrical system. When you observe this symptom, it's essential to purchase a new battery as soon as possible. Ignoring the issue can lead to a completely dead battery, leaving you in need of a jump start. However, it's worth noting that dimmed dashboard lights can also be caused by other factors, such as a faulty light dimmer or alternator issues. Slow Window Roll-Up or Roll-Down Another subtle sign that your car battery is on its way out is when your power windows roll up or down slowly. While slow window operation can be caused by other factors, such as a faulty motor or track guides, it is often indicative of a weak battery. When the battery lacks sufficient power, it may struggle to operate the electric window motors smoothly. If you notice that your windows are unusually slow to roll up or down, especially in conjunction with other signs on this list, it's advisable to replace your battery. However, if the slow window operation is the only symptom you're experiencing, it may be worth investigating other potential causes before replacing the battery. If you're experiencing any of these issues, stop by Bob Maxey Lincoln and let our friendly staff assess what is needed to fix the issue.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. If you visit your local Lincoln dealer for the following routine maintenance tasks, you'll reap many rewards as a driver. Not only does regular car maintenance keep your vehicle in tip-top shape for longer, but it also reduces the cost of serious repair jobs over the lifespan of your car. Renew Your Brake Pads Brakes are one of the most dangerous car parts to let fall into a state of disrepair. Brake pads, in particular, need regular replacements to maintain maximum friction and stopping power. Replace Your Air Filters Both the cabin and engine air filters serve important functions in protecting you and your engine from airborne pollutants. Check both filters often and replace them once they begin to show signs of dirtying or clogging. Keep Your Oil Fresh Motor oil needs to be fresh enough to fully lubricate the engine and keep friction and heat under control. Most drivers should have their motor oil changed at least twice per year, more frequently if they drive in more severe conditions than usual. Examine Your Tires Tire air pressure should be checked at least once per month and adjusted to optimal levels. While checking your tire pressure, it's also advisable to examine your tires closely for signs of cuts, blisters, cracks, and worn-out treads. Rotate Your Tires As tires wear down unevenly over time, it's important to have your tires rotated frequently. This reduces the risk of tire failure and also helps each set of tires last longer. Refresh Fluids and Coolant All the fluids in your car should be regularly checked and topped up or flushed and replaced. This includes your transmission fluid, brake fluid, power steering fluid, windshield wiper fluid, and coolant. Keep Your Battery Clean As time passes, the terminals at the top of car batteries are susceptible to corrosion. Regularly checking and cleaning the terminals will postpone the day when your battery needs to go. Replace Your Windshield Wipers Windshield wipers may seem a relatively unimportant car part, but they play a vital and sometimes lifesaving role. It's generally recommended to change windshield wipers once or twice a year to keep your visibility clear in poor weather. Schedule Routine Maintenance at Your Local Lincoln Dealer If you arrange a suitable routine servicing schedule at your local dealership, you'll find it easier to stay on top of the many essential maintenance tasks that any vehicle requires. The technicians can take your regular driving habits and conditions into consideration when determining the optimal schedule for your needs. Visit Bob Maxey Lincoln today to have your car checked and serviced by qualified technicians. We're a community-focused local dealership that's been diligently serving and treating our customers like family since 1982.

Image via Bob Maxey Lincoln. Your Lincoln is the embodiment of luxury, performance, and safety. And while every component plays a significant role in ensuring a smooth drive, there's just one part that directly touches the road: your tires. Determining when it's time to get new tires for your vehicle is a decision every car owner eventually has to make. Here's a few tips from your Lincoln dealer to help you decide if it's time. Tread Depth Over time, as the tire wears out, the tread depth decreases. You can use a penny to check this. Insert a penny into the tread with Lincoln's head facing down. If you can see the top of Lincoln's head, the tread is too shallow, indicating that it's time to replace your tires. Visible Damage Check your tires for any visible signs of damage. This can include cracks, cuts, punctures, or bulges on the tire's surface. Even if they appear minor, these types of damage can be hazardous as they compromise the structural integrity of the tire, putting you at risk of a blowout. Uneven Wear Tires don't always wear out evenly. Uneven wear patterns, such as feathering or scalloping, can indicate issues like misalignment, tire imbalance, or suspension problems. If you notice uneven wear, it's crucial to address it immediately, as it can cause premature tire degradation. Vibration While Driving If you've started to feel excessive vibration when driving, especially on smooth roads, it might indicate tire problems. These vibrations can arise from an unbalanced tire, misalignment, or internal damage to the tire. Age of the Tires Even if your tires look to be in good shape, age can still be a factor in their performance. Rubber degrades over time, and old tires might not offer the same grip, especially in challenging weather conditions. Generally, it's recommended to consider replacing tires that are 6 to 10 years old, regardless of wear. Loss of Tire Pressure While it's natural for tires to lose some pressure over time, a consistent drop can be a red flag. If you find yourself needing to refill the air more often than usual, there might be a slow leak, which necessitates a closer examination. Handling Issues When tires wear out, they might not grip the road as effectively, leading to issues in handling. If you notice your Lincoln struggling around corners, slipping in wet conditions, or taking longer to brake, it might be pointing towards tire wear. Recognizing the signs and taking timely action can not only ensure your Lincoln operates at its peak performance but also safeguards you, your loved ones, and other road users. If you identify any of the signs we've mentioned, or if you're uncertain about the condition of your tires, contact us at Bob Maxey Lincoln right away.

Image via Pixabay. If you're looking for your next big golf challenge, you will be happy to learn that there are dozens of great courses in Detroit, MI to explore. Hop in your 2023 Lincoln Corsair to check out the best golf courses in the Motor City today. 1. Chandler Park Golf Course Chandler Park Golf Course can be found in central Detroit at 12801 Chandler Park Drive. This is an 18-hole regulation-length municipal golf course open to players of all skill levels. Outfitted with lush grass, this 69 par course includes 5,928 yards of golf fairways with a 109 slope. This course was first opened in 1929, this course is recognized as one of the best "Women Friendly Courses” in the state. 2. Belle Isle Golf Course Settled on the lovely Belle Isle island park in Detroit, the Belle Isle Golf Course is a small course perfect for children and quick afternoon games. You can find this course at 175 Lakeside right on the island. This historic public course was first opened in 1922 and features six holes for a three-par game. Guests can access the driving range, practice area, and putt course every day of the week. 3. Rouge Park Golf Course Rouge Park Golf Course, located at 11701 Burt Road, is another historic public course in Detroit. This course was first opened in 1924 and has remained one of the most beloved courses in the city ever since. Rouge Park Golf Course is a regulation-length 18-hole course with a 72 par, 121 slope, and roughly 6,262 yards of golf greens. 4. Dearborn Country Club Not too far from central Detroit, you can find Dearborn Country Club at 800 North Military Street in Dearborn. This private golf course is only accessible to Dearborn Country Club members. First opened in 1925, this private course has been one of the most sophisticated courses in the area for decades. With a slope rating of 131, a 72 par game, and 6,787 yards of Bent grass fairways, this course is perfect for seasoned golfers. After your golf game, you can access the many country club amenities at this suburban course, such as the patio lounge, dining room, and fitness areas. This club even supports a junior golf program. 5. Detroit Golf Club For serious golfers, there are no better courses than those at the Detroit Golf Club, which is located at 17911 Hamilton Road. As one of the oldest golf clubs in the city, this 1899 18-hole course has an ideal, classic layout on Bermuda grass. This private course is 6,837 yards with a slope rating of 134 and a par of 72. The thoughtful cargo design of the 2023 Lincoln Corsair, which includes a cargo management system and a 60/40 folding second-row seat, makes it easy to carry and store all of your golf irons. Schedule a tune-up at Bob Maxey Lincoln to double-check that your Lincoln is in top condition before your next tee time.