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True luxury never goes out of style, especially regarding the automotive industry. The Lincoln Continental enjoys a long tradition of stunning good looks and capable performance for all of your Grapevine, Texas travels, and the new Continental returned just in time to start the new year off in style.

The new Lincoln Continental still sports the long and clean lines that are synonymous with the model’s history. The standard engine for the Lincoln Continental is an ambitious 3.7-liter V6 engine, while a 2.7-liter twin-turbo V6 and 3.0-liter twin-turbo V6 engines are also available.

This holiday season, experience luxury transportation to all of your holiday destinations in the Lincoln MKX from Grapevine Ford Lincoln. The new Lincoln MKX serves as an excellent daily driver or road trip adventure vehicle for Texas families.

Climb into the premium cabin to experience supple seating surfaces and plenty of space for passengers of all ages, including the rear seating area that boasts reclining seatbacks. An ample cargo area is easily expandable for large cargo items thanks to a power-folding feature.

Whether you're parallel parking on a tight street or reversing into a driveway at night, you can count on the new 2017 Lincoln MKC to make these challenging maneuvers a breeze! Using the SYNC® 3 display which doubles as a rearview camera, you'll have increased visibility of objects that lie behind you. Coupled with the available Active Park Assist feature with Park Out Assist, you can get in and out and on the go without any problem!

The 21st Century marks a leap in technological advancements, prompting the creation of next-level devices that allow individuals to stay connected at all times. Coupled with an equally high-tech vehicle, one can enjoy enhanced connectivity wherever they go, which in turn provides greater convenience to drivers and passengers alike. The Lincoln brand is one automaker that offers such an integration through their SYNC® 3 platform.

On the Magical Meadows website, executive director "Cowboy Carl" Adams posted his favorite quote by Winston Churchill:

"Never give in. Never give in, never, never, never, never-in nothing, great or small, large or petty – never give in, except to convictions of honor and good sense. Never yield to force: never yield to the apparently overwhelming might of the enemy."

Churchill was speaking of the struggles of World War II, in 1941, but the message stands salient for any hardship, mental, physical, or spiritual. It's a message of hope that Magical Meadows stands for in everything it does.

 

A photo posted by The Lincoln Motor Company (@lincolnmotorco) on Jul 4, 2016 at 7:10am PDT

"Fruit is generally available in a few different forms in most gas stations. Fresh fruit is incredibly hydrating and it’s a great option for those who forget to drink when they’re on the road. If fresh fruit is not one of the options available to you, opt for a fruit cup, dried fruit, or fruit crisps. Just make sure to check the ingredients for any unwanted hidden added sugars. Sugary 'fruit snacks' and fruit leathers do not fall into this category…

"They’re just comfortable. They talk over each other, jibe and flow—just like a real family. Everyone in the band has known each other for years, which has allowed their relationship to change and grow. With this kind of friendship, Gabriel says, 'there’s something you can get to musically that you’re not able to with strangers,' as was evident in our experience with the band while recording their cover of 'Midnight Rider.'"

We're at #WayBackWednesday folks, which means that Friday and the weekend are just starting to come back into view. To celebrate, take a quick break (we won't tell) and read about the beloved heist movie genre. Lincoln tackled it with "Take What You Can’t Get," which is embedded above.

“I’m a very emotional singer, and I think people will always remember legends for what they made them feel like when they heard their music. What I want to leave is a feeling. You can’t lose feelings. You can’t lose memories of how something made you feel at a certain point in time.”

"Sitting at 19 feet long, Stacy’s finished vehicle carries the confident presence and grandeur of the early Space Age during which it was originally conceived—its frenched headlights opened wide as if with wonder. He never actually confirms this, but maybe those headlights are representative of a memory much more personal to Stacy."