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If you're searching for a mid-sized SUV with a stylish exterior and a luxurious interior, look no further than the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus. With each trim level featuring four-wheel drive, a dash-spanning driver information center, and a standard gas or available hybrid powertrain, it's hard to know what differentiates the trims. We're here to guide you through all you need to know about the Premier, Reserve, and Black Label trims. Trim Levels of the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus 1. Lincoln Nautilus Premier Even at the base level, the Lincoln Nautilus Premier sets the bar high. The exterior is eye-catching with its 19-inch bright-machined aluminum wheels, heated and power-adjustable folding side view mirrors, and adaptive LED headlamps. Inside is all about comfort, with synthetic leather seating, including heated and ventilated front seats, both of which are power-adjustable. The new Lincoln Digital Experience combines a huge panoramic display and an 11.1-inch center-stack touchscreen with Google apps and services, including hands-free assistance. The Premier's suite of driver-assist features outshines its competitors' base trims, with active park assist, cross-traffic alert, a 360-degree camera, evasive steering assist, and cruise control all included as standard. 2. Lincoln Nautilus Reserve The Reserve trim continues building on the Premier, introducing an illuminated Lincoln star on the grille and swapping out the 19-inch wheels for 21-inch bright-machined ones with tarnished dark-painted pockets. Leather-trimmed seating greets the driver and passengers on the inside, along with a leather-wrapped steering wheel with a power tilt and telescopic steering column. Charging devices is no problem with the included wireless charging pad. 3. Lincoln Nautilus Black Label At the top end of the range is the Black Label trim, distinguishable by its 22-inch wheels with ebony-painted pockets and the illuminated Lincoln lettering on the liftgate. Premium leather is used for the seats and this time rear passengers get to experience heated seating. The Perfect Position front seats are 24-way power-adjustable, with thigh extenders, head restraints, and massage functionality to relieve stress. For the ultimate interior luxury, Lincoln includes its Auto Air Refresh as standard, helping clean the air inside the car and filter out unwanted dust, smoke, and other dirty particles. You also get a speaker upgrade with the Black Label, taking you from a 10-speaker system to the Revel Ultima 3D audio system with 28 speakers placed throughout the vehicle, so all passengers can enjoy a fully-immersive 3D sound experience. There's loads to love about the entry-level Lincoln Nautilus Premier, and even more to excite you with the Reserve and Black Label trims. If you're ready to explore all this luxury SUV has to offer, there's only one place to go. Head to West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX today and test drive your potential new ride.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​When you start your Lincoln, numerous lights on your dash illuminate and then go dark again in seconds. This multitude of light can sometimes seem overwhelming. As your Lincoln dealer, we want to tell you about some of your most important dashboard warning lights and what they mean. From Your Lincoln Dealer: Understanding Your Dashboard Warning Lights ABS Light This light is a circle with ABS inside it and flanked by brackets. The ABS prevents your wheels from locking if your Lincoln's tires skid on a wet or slippery surface. If your wheels lock, it's difficult to regain control, and you could have an accident. The ABS is always in operation. If this light illuminates, your ABS has failed. We advise visiting us ASAP so we can find and fix the issue. Battery Light This light looks like a line drawing of a car battery. It represents the electrical system, and it illuminates if sensors in the engine detect a problem with the alternator, battery, or any other system components. Electrical issues cause a range of problems, from dim headlights to your engine refusing to start. We'll check your electrical system and fix it. Brake Light This light looks like an exclamation point in a circle flanked by brackets. It's a dual-function light, that is it represents an engaged parking brake and also identifies any issue affecting your braking system. Driving with an illuminated brake light is dangerous. We advise contacting us immediately so we can find the cause of the problem and repair it. Engine Coolant Temperature This light looks like a thermometer sinking into waves. Coolant is the liquid in the cooling system that absorbs heat and transfers it to the radiator for removal by heat exchange. If this light illuminates, the coolant temperature has risen too high. Pull over as soon as it is safe, and allow the coolant temperature to drop. We'll identify the reason for the high temperature and repair its cause. Tire Pressure Warning This light looks like an almost complete circle with an exclamation point inside it. Sensors monitor your tire pressure, and if they detect an under or over-inflated tire, this warning light will light up. We'll examine your tires and correct their pressure. Powertrain Fault This light looks like a two-headed wrench. It illuminates in response to a problem with the powertrain, which is the system that transfers power to the wheels. If this light comes on contact us ASAP. We'll find the cause of the trouble and repair it. These are some of your Lincoln's most crucial warning lights. If you'd like to know more about these or any other lights on your dash, contact us today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX.

Lincoln brakes are extremely reliable and durable, but all brakes eventually undergo wear and tear. Always keep your stopping power strong and your driving safe by looking out for the following indications of brake problems. If required, you can have brake repair promptly carried out at your local Lincoln dealership. 6 Signs Your Lincoln Needs a Brake Repair at Your Local Lincoln Dealer Brake Warning Light Appears Fortunately, modern Lincolns have an array of sophisticated sensors spread throughout the vehicle. When any kind of brake issue arises, you'll usually see the brake warning light appear on your dashboard letting you know it's time to see a technician. Lengthier Stopping Distances One of the more hazardous symptoms of brake trouble is longer stopping distances. If your brakes aren't slowing and stopping you as firmly as usual, it's best to pull over and refrain from driving again until the problem is identified and repaired. In this situation, you might be experiencing temporary brake fade, which is a short-term reduction in brake force resulting from brake components overheating. Burning Smells From Below Brakes can sometimes overheat due to prolonged braking without enough rest to cool down. There's a danger of overheating when navigating heavy stop-and-go traffic or driving along steep hilly roads that require a lot of braking. Increasing the weight of your vehicle with a heavy load or trailer can also put more strain on the brakes and lead to overheating. Overheating brake components sometimes emit a burning smell that you might catch inside the cabin above. Spongy-Feeling Brake Pedal Likewise, a spongy sensation to the brake pedal might indicate a serious problem. Sponginess usually means that one of your brake lines is leaking brake fluid. When brake fluid leaks, air gets into the brake line, lessening the hydraulic pressure inside. This in turn reduces the strength of the stopping signal, making your brakes less effective. Veering to One Side When Braking When brake problems occur, the vehicle will sometimes tug to one side whenever the brakes are applied. This veering happens because the stopping power is now stronger on the side of the car that doesn't have a brake problem. Veering will only happen when the brakes at the front of the car have a fault. Squealing or Grinding Noises When brake pads are almost worn out, they're designed to emit a high-pitched squealing sound. If you don't promptly have a squealing brake pad replaced, you might start to hear rougher grinding noises, which means the brake pad's bare metal casing is now scraping directly against the rotor. This can rapidly cause a lot of damage. Have your brakes checked and repaired today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX. At our locally trusted full-service dealership, we're committed to putting customer satisfaction first and foremost in all that we do.

There's something really innovative about Lincoln vehicles. They contain lots of luxurious convenience and comfort features, and they also have technology that's truly impressive. The 2024 Lincoln Corsair is no exception, so let's take a look at what incredible things this car can do. 5 Innovative Features of the 2024 Lincoln Corsair 1. Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.1 Every driver wants to know that they'll be as safe as they possibly can be in their car, and Lincoln Co-Pilot360 brings you that peace of mind you're looking for. It's a safety suite packed full of impressive driver assistance features that always have your back. The Blind Spot Information System with Cross-Traffic Alert makes sure you know when there's a car in one of the areas you can't see. Evasive Steering Assist is there to help you avoid collisions by automatically braking and, if needed, steering you around the obstacle in your path. 2. Phone As a Key Phone, wallet, house keys, key fob for the car—there are so many things you have to remember to bring out with you every single day. With the optional Phone As a Key feature, you have one less thing to remember. You can leave the key fob for your Corsair at home and use your phone to get inside the vehicle instead. If you worry your phone will die and you'll be left stranded, then consider equipping the car with the optional wireless charging pad so you can keep your smartphone's battery charged up. There are also standard USB ports in the car made specifically for charging up your devices. 3. Personal Profiles You can save personal profiles on the infotainment system, so if there's more than one driver in your family, then the different drivers can get a personalized experience. This eliminates arguments over one driver changing another driver's preferred settings on the infotainment system. 4. Connected Built-in Touchscreen Navigation System You don't have to have one of your passengers reading you the instructions from a navigation app on their phone if you're not sure how to get to where you're going. The Corsair has standard navigation built right in, so you can access it with ease on your infotainment system and keep an eye on the directions while heading off to unknown destinations. 5. Lincoln BlueCruise 1.2 Lincoln BlueCruise is one of the most impressive optional features the car has to offer. So once you get on the highway, BlueCruise gives you the option to take your hands off the wheel. All you need to do is keep your eyes on the road while the car controls the driving as long as you're in a designated Blue Zone. Come see us at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX if you want to check the Corsair out for yourself. You can schedule a test drive on our website today.

To keep your Lincoln in the best condition possible, you need to get Lincoln service regularly. There are many services offered by your Lincoln dealer that you should look into, and the mechanics at the dealership can help you make a service schedule that works for you and your car. 5 Types of Lincoln Service Offered by Your Lincoln Dealer 1. Fluid Level Checks and Corrections Checking your fluid level regularly is an important part of car maintenance. Sometimes the fluid levels will become low, so you need to visit the dealer for a fluid level correction. If you're not sure how to check the levels of your fluid yourself, then your dealer will be happy to do that for you, too. The fluids also need to be changed out regularly, too, and not all of the fluids will need to be changed out at the same time. The dealer can advise you on exactly how frequently certain fluids need to be changed, and there will be some advice on this in your owner's manual, too. 2. Tune-Up The fluids in your vehicle aren't the only things in the car that need to be changed out every so often. There are some parts in your car that can wear down, such as belts and hoses, that should be replaced during tune-ups. Ask your dealer about how often your car needs a tune-up. It's typically best to get a tune-up annually. 3. Brake Service and Repair Your dealer needs to check on your brakes every so often to make sure they're working as well as they should. You should also stop by the dealer any time you believe your brakes need a repair. Signs that your brakes are in disrepair include hearing a screeching noise when you brake, feeling a lack of resistance when using your brake pedal, and noticing your car pulling to one side when you step on the brake pedal. 4. Battery Check and Replacement Your dealer will check the health of your battery when you stop by for service, and they can replace your battery when necessary. The signs that you may need a new battery include faulty electronics, difficulty starting the car, and dim headlights. These can also be signs that you have alternator problems or faulty wiring. 5. Engine Diagnostic Your car is equipped with a check engine light that will activate when there's something wrong with one of the systems in your car. When this happens, you can bring your car to the dealer so they can run an engine diagnostic. This diagnostic will help your mechanic pinpoint exactly what's wrong with the car so it can be fixed promptly. Stop by West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to get the services listed above as often as needed. If there's anything you need for your car, then feel free to let us know so we can help you out.

To keep your Lincoln purring like a kitten, there's one bit of upkeep that's super important but easy to overlook: changing the oil. Let's get into how often you should get an oil change at the Lincoln dealer. When Should You Change Your Oil? Thanks to better engines and slicker oil, most newer Lincolns can go 5,000 to 7,500 miles between changes. But, if you're rocking an older model or you put your Lincoln through its paces in traffic jams, on towing adventures, or in extreme weather, you might need to change it more often. Signs You're Due for an Oil Change at the Lincoln Dealer Your Oil's Gone Dark You should check the oil in your car at least once a month using the dipstick. When you do, don't just check the level. Check the color, too. Fresh engine oil is a nice amber color, but it doesn't stay that way for long. As it gets older and picks up engine gunk, it turns dark brown or black. If your oil's lost its light color, it's a sign it's not doing its job as well anymore. Your Engine's Making Unusual Noises If your Lincoln starts sounding noisier than usual, or you hear a knocking, it's probably the engine asking for new oil. Old oil isn't the best at keeping the parts of your engine happy. In fact, those noises you hear are the sounds of engine damage happening every time you drive. Low Oil Levels Always finding your oil levels a bit too low? It could mean your Lincoln's burning oil or that it has a sneaky leak. Either way, it's a sign to check things out and probably get that oil service. Smoke from the Exhaust Seeing more than just a bit of vapor from your exhaust when it's cold? Smoke could mean oil's sneaking into places it shouldn't be, like the combustion chamber. Oil Smell Inside the Cabin Smelling oil inside your car is a big red flag. It could point to a leak, but it also might mean your engine is getting too hot and burning through oil quicker than it should. Your Fuel Efficiency Is Going Down An engine that isn't lubricated well enough has to work harder to run, and that means it uses more fuel. If you notice that a tank of gas isn't getting you as far as it used to, take a peek at your oil. Changing your oil regularly is something that might seem small, but makes a huge difference in keeping your Lincoln running like a dream for miles and miles. Call West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to schedule your service appointment today.

The 2024 Lincoln Navigator is a three-row SUV designed for families. If you enjoy luxury and comfort, you will like this vehicle. However, it's important to discover the different trim levels available to ensure you choose the right one. 2024 Lincoln Navigator Trim Levels Regardless of the trim level you choose, you'll enjoy a powerful 3.5L V6 engine. It's twin-turbocharged, so it will deliver controlled and smooth power while driving. Four-wheel drive also comes standard, ensuring that you drive confidently in all types of weather conditions. Premiere You'll travel confidently with plenty of technology features, including a Revel Audio System, a Phone As a Key, and a 360-degree camera. There's also Lincoln Co-Pilot360 2.0, which comes standard on all trim levels. It features things like lane-keep systems, automatic emergency braking, pre-collision assist, and pedestrian detection. Other features you'll love include ambient lighting, a remote start system, genuine wood accents, and a leather-wrapped steering wheel. Reserve Enhance your ride with the Reserve trim level of the Lincoln Navigator. It comes with the standard features of the Premiere, but you'll also enjoy a panoramic vista roof, 22-inch aluminum wheels with painted pockets, and power-deployable running boards. Another excellent feature on this trim level is a head-up display. Simply select the information to project above your steering wheel and receive specific data that meets your needs. This trim level also includes Lincoln BlueCruise 1.0.  Operate your vehicle hands-free! It's compatible on certain sections of the highway. Reserve L The Reserve L includes the standard features of the Reserve trim level, but you'll also enjoy an illuminated Lincoln star in the grille, a Revel Ultima 3D Audio System, and perfect-position 30-way front seats. You can also upgrade to second-row outboard seats that will massage the passenger's back. Black Label If you're a driver who wants it all, the Black Label trim level offers the highest luxury possible. You'll enjoy convenient member services, exclusive materials, and unique interior themes. These include Central Park, Invitation, Yacht Club, and Chalet. Safety is paramount, and the Black Label trim level offers a 360-degree camera, rear camera washer, traction control, a personal safety system, child-safety rear door locks, a belt-minder, and dual-stage front airbags. You'll also receive many security features as standard, such as a perimeter alarm, electric parking brake, battery saver, and a remote keyless entry system. Black Label L Those who want a little extra will love the Black Label L trim. It comes with the same options as the Black Label vehicle, though you'll enjoy 30-way front seats with motion detection, unique carpeted floor mats, and leather seating with power head restraints and thigh extenders. If you want the ultimate luxurious experience, consider the Lincoln Navigator. With five trim levels, it's easy to find something you'll love. Contact West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to schedule a test drive today.

With a 5-star overall safety rating from the NHTSA, the 2024 Lincoln Aviator is one of the safest cars on the market. As your trusted Lincoln dealer, we're committed to helping you make the right decisions in your next car purchase. With that in mind, let's explore how the 2024 Aviator ensures your safety on the road. 5 Safety Features of the 2024 Lincoln Aviator Blind-Spot Monitoring System Your 2024 Aviator comes with a blind spot monitoring system that helps you avoid blind spot accidents in all situations. This system watches your blind spot zones and alerts you to potential collision dangers when attempting moves such as changing lanes, turning, or backing out of a crowded space. Front Collision Avoidance System Your 2024 Aviator comes equipped with a system designed to protect you from front-impact accidents. This system uses advanced sensor and camera technologies to monitor the road ahead. If the system detects that you're moving so fast that you risk colliding with the car or pedestrian in front, it will alert you to hit the brakes and slow down to avoid an accident. If you don't respond to the warning, your Aviator can apply brakes on its own to avert an imminent collision or reduce the severity of the impact if it occurs. Lane Departure Warning System The 2024 Aviator has a system that alerts you when you inadvertently drift from your lane and get in the way of other drivers. The alert prompts you to correct the lane deviation before a crash occurs. In addition to alerting you to dangerous lane departures, the system is designed to help you get back on track by providing steering assistance so you can course-correct quickly. Auto High-Beam Headlamps System The auto high-beam headlamp system can determine when you need increased visibility at night and automatically brighten the headlights so you can better see the road ahead and drive safely. To avoid dazzling other drivers, the system can dim the lights when it detects on-coming vehicles, ensuring that you and other drivers have excellent visibility on the road at night to avoid accidents. Adaptive Cruise Control System This optional safety feature in the Lincoln Aviator allows you to set and maintain the speed and following distance you want. When you activate the cruise control feature, your Aviator will drive at the speed you want while observing speed limits, and maintain a safe following distance with the cars in front of you. These are only some of the safety features that Lincoln Aviator offers. Visit us today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX to schedule a test drive to explore firsthand how the 2024 Aviator ensures your peace of mind on the road.

With advanced technology, exceptional comfort, and an upscale look, the 2024 Lincoln Corsair is one of the best compact luxury SUVs in the market. At your trusted Lincoln dealer, we have put together some of the best features of this new model, which is now waiting for you to come check it out in person and make it yours with a convenient financing plan. Why the 2024 Lincoln Corsair Stands Out in the Compact Luxury SUV Segment Performance and Efficiency With three trim levels and two engine configurations to choose from, the 2024 Corsair delivers optimal performance and a responsive drive in the city and out on the road. The entry-level engine for this compact SUV is a 2.0-liter four-cylinder that delivers 250 horsepower and 275 pounds of torque. If you are searching for the most efficient powertrain configuration, the plug-in hybrid I-4 engine is the one to choose, achieving a combined output of 266 horsepower. Going for the 2.0-liter powertrain configuration gets you standard front-wheel drive, optional AWD, and an eight-speed automatic transmission. The plug-in hybrid Corsair, on the other hand, comes with intelligent all-wheel drive and a continuously variable transmission. Using a 110-volt Level 1 charger, the PHEV Corsair can be fully charged in 10 to 11 hours, while a 240-volt Level 2 charger drops these times to between three and four hours. Comfort, Space, and Connectivity The upscale interior of the new Lincoln Corsair stands out for its high-quality materials and its modern tech features. All trim levels can sit up to five passengers, with base trims offering 43.2 inches of legroom in the first row and 38.6 inches in the second one. The Corsair Grand Touring, on the other hand, provides 43.2 inches in the front and 36.7 inches in the back. Dual-zone automatic temperature control, active noise control, an auto-dimming rearview mirror, cabin particulate and odor filter, and power door locks are standard across the board. Another characteristic that makes the 2024 Corsair stand out in its segment is its modern and intuitive infotainment system, which includes a 13.2-inch infotainment touchscreen and a 12.3-inch digital gauge cluster. Equipped with Lincoln's SYNC 4 software, this compact luxury SUV offers enhanced voice recognition, Bluetooth audio streaming, and SiriusXM satellite radio. A wireless charging pad and a Revel stereo system are optional perks. Safety and Driver-Assist Technologies Equipped with the latest version of Lincoln's Co-Pilot360, the 2024 Corsair comes standard with a modern suite of driver-assist technologies, which includes AdvanceTrac with roll stability control, pre-collision assist with automatic emergency braking, a rearview camera, tire pressure monitoring, and dual-stage front airbags. If you want to learn more about the new 2024 Corsair and other excellent Lincoln models available in your area, you've come to the right spot. Come visit us today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX, and we'll help you find the perfect vehicle for you and your family.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Your Lincoln is stylish, comfortable, and powerful, and you want to enjoy its benefits for many years to come. Lincoln maintenance is the key to a long and healthy life for your vehicle. As your Lincoln dealer, we want to tell you more about some of the many types of maintenance we can perform. Examples of Lincoln Maintenance at Your Lincoln Dealer Seasonal Maintenance Texas weather can take its toll on even a Lincoln, but you can easily protect your car with seasonal maintenance. Our hot summers can increase the chances of battery failures, engine overheating, and other issues. In addition, you want your AC to perform at its best when temperatures soar in August. High external temperatures can cause the electrolyte solution inside the battery to expand. This puts pressure on the casing and it will bulge outwards. The battery will suffer permanent damage and need replacement. A cooling system check-up is also important before the weather heats up, as the temperature under the hood in summer can rise over 300 F. We can easily ensure your Lincoln is ready for anything the weather throws at it. Headlight Repairs Good headlights are vital when you're driving in low visibility conditions. They can prevent many types of accidents as you can see the road ahead and other drivers and pedestrians can see you. Headlight bulbs will inevitably fail, just like bulbs in your home do. When you need replacements, our technicians will quickly and easily replace the old bulbs with new ones. Electrical can develop over time due to aged wiring, and this can cause electrical shorts. The clear plastic lenses over the headlights can also become damaged by stones or grit thrown up from the surface. A cracked lens can allow water into the headlight recess, which leads to blown bulbs, rusted bulb sockets, and other issues. If you have any problems with your headlights, we can fix them. Tire Rotation It's a fact that even the best tires will slowly wear down and need replacement. They're exposed to surface abrasion, mud, and other environmental factors that can damage them. In addition, the type of drivetrain on your Lincoln and a tire's position cause specific wear patterns as time passes. The worn tire sections can eventually cause leaks or even a blowout. The tire rotation pattern we use depends on your drivetrain. For example, a FWD vehicle carries more weight in the front, so the front tires suffer more wear than the rear tires. Once we've moved your tires to their new positions, wear and tear is more evenly distributed, and your tires will have a longer life. Maintenance is relatively inexpensive, but it pays big dividends in keeping your car in great condition. Contact our service department today at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX.

The 2024 Lincoln Nautilus is an all-new luxury SUV for the new model year, offering seating for five in a spacious, light-filled cabin. The midsize crossover gets a full redesign inside and out with an array of exciting new features and high-end touches. Explore the modern sophistication of the updated Nautilus, and then see it in person to experience a truly elegant vehicle. Reviewing the Refinement of the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus Power and Performance A 310-hp hybrid powertrain is now available for the 2024 Nautilus, or you can stick with the base 250-hp turbo-four engine. All-wheel drive is standard on every trim. Available adaptive suspension allows you to select between several drive modes including slippery, normal, excite, conserve, and deep conditions. You can also add a trailer tow package to the Nautilus if you have a boat, camper, or other outdoor equipment. High-End Tech The Nautilus features an expansive 48-inch dashboard screen that you can customize to show traffic, weather, music, and more. You can also select between four visual display themes including Tranquil, Inspire, Engage, and Constellation. Touch the display to infuse your cabin with a signature aroma, such as Violet Cashmere and Mystic Forest. The 11-inch touchscreen on the center stack lets you control your podcasts and playlists with wireless Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, Google Maps, and Amazon Alexa. The Nautilus also has a standard wireless charging pad and a 5G wireless hotspot. For the ultimate audio experience, add the 28-speaker Revel 3D audio system, which allows you to select between Stereo, Onstage, and Audience modes to suit your listening preferences. Interior Space and Features Upgrade your Nautilus with available options like massaging front seats and a sliding second row that gives this SUV class-leading legroom in the rear. Clear the air in your cabin with an automatic refresh feature controlled through the panoramic display. The laminated glass provides a serene, hushed interior even on the noisiest highways. Comfort amenities in the Nautilus include Lincoln Soft Touch upholstery, remote entry, remote start, and climate-controlled, power-adjustable front seats. It also has 60-04 split-folding rear seats so you can adjust your passenger and cargo space according to your needs. Safety and Driver Assistance The Lincoln CoPilot360 Vision 2.2 suite of driver assistance tech is standard in the Nautilus. It incorporates more than 20 different systems, such as adaptive cruise control with lane centering, lane-keeping assist with lane departure warning, a 360-degree surround-view camera, rear parking sensors, distance indicator and alert, and automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection. The redesigned Lincoln Nautilus comes in three distinctive trims. You can customize each one with the exclusive Jet Black appearance package. Visit West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX today to test drive this refined, state-of-the-art new SUV.

The best three-row mid-size luxury SUV on the road is the 2024 Lincoln Aviator. This SUV has a timeless design, sophisticated finishes, and thoughtful advanced features to make each drive safe and convenient. Learn about the key features of this model before you visit your dealer. Exploring the Luxury of the 2024 Lincoln Aviator: A Comprehensive Guide The 2024 Aviator has three trim levels: Premier, Reserve, and Black Label. All three trims have a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine with automatic start-stop technology and a 10-speed SelectShift automatic transmission. The Premier and Reserve trims have standard RWD, while the Black Label model has an intelligent AWD drivetrain. Standard handling and performance features across all trims include hill start assist, Lincoln drive modes, traction control, and post-collision braking. These models also have auto hold, a lane keeping system, a blind spot information system, cross-traffic alert, and electric power-assisted steering. The Black Label trim also has an adaptive suspension, reverse brake assist, and evasive steering assist. Premiere This base trim has 19-inch bright-machined aluminum wheels, automatic headlights, automatic high-beam headlights, and full LED headlights. This trim also has a power liftgate and auto-folding heated power-adjustable side mirrors with LED turn signals and an auto-dimming feature for the driver's side mirror as standard exterior features. As for interior features, symphonic chimes, a frameless rearview auto-dimming mirror, tri-zone climate control, and a 10.1-inch centerstack display are standard for this trim. This trim also has rain-detecting wipers and Intelligent Access. The base trim has Lincoln soft touch seats, a 10-way power driver's seat, an eight-way power passenger's seat, and a 35/30/35 second-row bench seat. Reserve The standard features for the Reserve trim include 20-inch bright-machined aluminum wheels, Lincoln signature lighting for the LED daytime running lights, and a hands-free power liftgate. The Reserve model also has a panoramic Vista Roof with a power sunshade, a remote start system, a wireless charging pad, and a Lincoln+ Alexa app. The Reserve has premium leather seating material, a 40/mini console/40 second-row with dual captain chairs, first-row heated seats, and 50/50 third-row power seats. A 14-speaker audio system, HD radio, and voice-activated navigation are also standard for this model. Black Label The Black Label trim has elevated features such as 22-inch bright-machined aluminum wheels with painted Ebony pockets, a unique Black Label upper grille, LED fog lights, and adaptive pixel LED headlights. The Black Label trim also has a heated steering wheel, heated VisoBlade wipers, auto air refresh, active noise control, and intelligent adaptive cruise control with speed sign recognition, stop-and-go, and lane centering assist. A three-row mid-size SUV is ideal for families living in urban and suburban areas. Whether you love the base model or the Black Label trim, you can check out your favorite Aviator at West Point Lincoln of Sugar Land in Houston, TX.