The entry level LINCOLN MKT boasts a powerful 3.7-liter V6 engine that provides up to 268 horsepower with 267 pounds-feet of torque. The LINCOLN MKT EcoBoost engine option is a twin-turbocharged V6, which puts out up to 355 horsepower with 350 lb. ft. of torque. As an SUV crossove the LINCOLN MKT offers three rows of seating that typically seats six to seven passengers comfortably. LINCOLN’s traditional focus on comfort and luxury are part of the standard package with the LINCOLN MKT. A finely trimmed interior cabin and passenger-friendly amenities such as the second-row center console with a built-in refrigerator/freezer means that you don’t lose any of the LINCOLN style in the SUV crossover Town Car.The LINCOLN MKT comes standard with four-wheel drive so that the handling on the road is silky-smooth in both the limousine and livery models. Paired with the V6 engine, the design on the LINCOLN MKT offers competitive driver safety and ride enjoyability. If you live in Houston and are interested in purchasing a fine luxury vehicle, new or used, come down to West Point LINCOLN. We specialize in fine luxury vehicles and know how to meet all of your needs as a buyer.

The 2012 model of the LINCOLN MKT is here at West Point LINCOLN. LINCOLN has replaced the traditional LINCOLN Town Car model with the new 2012 LINCOLN MKT. This means that the 2012 LINCOLN Town Car is no longer a sedan, but a luxury SUV crossover vehicle.

Driving a fine luxury car makes you feel the joy of sharing a car ride with someone special more than your average vehicle. When you set out to find the right new car, it’s important that you take the time to find the right one.  Check out this  commercial for the LINCOLN MKX . Click on this link or copy  and paste it into →

If you’re on the market for a new or used car and it is your first time buying a car, then it can be a fairly stressful experience.  Rest assured, we are here to offer advice to novice car shoppers to make their experience not only tolerable but also enjoyable and exciting. Here are a few simple first time car buying tips on how to →

For a great deal on a new or used LINCOLN, it’s essential that you do your research before you head to the dealership. You will be more knowledgeable about the vehicle(s) you want, and you will also be privy to some of the great deals you can get at West Point LINCOLN. These excellent websites will help you get started. The →

Unlike many other hybrid sedans on the market, the 2012 LINCOLN MKZ Hybrid drives just like its non-hybrid counterpart, thanks to a lightweight battery and powertrain. Unlike many other hybrid sedans on the market, the 2012 LINCOLN MKZ Hybrid drives just like its non-hybrid counterpart, thanks to a lightweight battery and powertrain. With a starting price of less than $35,000, →

Faster, Simpler, Better: MyLincoln Touch Upgrade Provides New and Existing Customers Enhancements and New Features Lincoln will launch performance upgrades and new features for MyLincoln Touch® beginning with 2013 models – no-charge upgrade will be available to existing owners. Simpler graphics, faster touch-screen response and easier-to-use controls are among the many enhancements to the voice-activated in-car connectivity system. Existing MyLincoln Touch owners can →

The 2012 LINCOLN MKTcrossover -a luxury SUV built on a car platform—gives you the handling and comfort of a luxury car along with the capabilities of an SUV. This vehicle  comes with either a 3.7-liter V6 with 268 hp, 267 lb. ft. of torque or an EcoBoost V6 engine 355 hp and 350 lb. ft. of torque. Equipped with the LINCOLN collision warning →

Did you know that, with the Sync system for your LINCOLN, you can control your iPod, your Bluetooth cell phone, and even text-message a friend without taking your hands off the wheel? If you want to play a certain song, just press a button on your steering wheel and say the name of the song. To call someone, you can →

Why settle for a car that’s equipped with the latest technology if you can’t enjoy carving it through the corners on your way out of Houston? Push the metal to the pedal in a LINCOLN MKS and you’ll feel the force of 273 horsepower taking you from 0 to 60 mph in 7.5 seconds. To bring that time down to →