Differentiating between AWD and 4WD

If there are two terms that most car buyers mistake as the same or similar thing, it’s the all-wheel drive (AWD) and the 4-wheel drive (4WD). And why shouldn’t they? They’re the same, right?

The 2016 Lincoln MKS: Comfort, Power and Style

A car is a major investment so you’ll want to choose well. One of the better choices nowadays is the 2016 Lincoln MKS. Here are two reasons why:

Ride on the Award-Winning Lincoln Navigator

With a luxurious and more refined exterior design, and an engine that provides the most power among its predecessors, there’s no surprise that the 2015 Lincoln Navigator has been showered with praises and accolades from award-giving bodies. From the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to The Car Book, everyone’s sharing the love for the Navigator.

Best Bets

The Car Book named the Lincoln Navigator as one among their 2015 Best Bets, and is the only large premium utility vehicle to have been given the honor. In choosing this year’s Best Bets, the Center for Auto Safety and The Car Book analyzed new vehicles in nine categories, namely safety features, crash tests, repair costs, rollover, preventive maintenance, fuel economy, warranty, insurance, and complaints.

Aside from this accolade from The Car Book, the Navigator has also been given a 5-Star Overall Vehicle Score from the National Highway Traffic Administration, showing that the vehicle promises not only a powerful car, but also a safe ride.

Best Value in America

In the Premium Large SUV category, the Navigator was given the Vincentric Best Value in America award. An automotive data analysis firm, Vincentric determines the winners based on the total cost of ownership for all the vehicles in the 2015 model year. The metric also includes the current market prices of the vehicles, along with rebates and incentives. This award only shows that, with all the features given to the new Lincoln Navigator, it’s definitely a valuable and worthwhile investment.

Soldiering on with a Town Car

The Town Car was one of Lincoln’s prime vehicles. Hitting the streets from 1981 to 2011, the Town Car had many uses from being a police cruiser to taxi to one of Vince McMahon’s limos. Although it’s been succeeded by the MKZ, some Louisiana Lincoln dealers may still have at least one Town Car in stock. You may be curious as to why you should make a play for one of the supposedly last “true” American cars.

Efficiency and Power

If you’re looking for a limo-type sedan that has big muscle under the hood, a Town Car may be on your list. It has a 4.6-liter V8 linked to a four-speed automatic that can churn out 239 horsepower at 4,900rpm.