When You Get Here be Sure to Ask About Our Hybrid Lincoln Models
You might want to look into a new Lincoln from Witt Lincoln Mercury since the car you're driving now probably coincided with the invention of the wheel in 8,000 B.C. We applaud you for staying loyal to such primitive technology, but honestly, we're in the 21st century now. Isn't it time you started enjoying things like satellite radio, an MP3 player, remote keyless entry, a sunroof and electrochromic mirrors? We're not trying to insult your car, we just think that you deserve better.
You might be attached to what you're driving now, but when you come to Witt Lincoln Mercury, your old car will be a bad memory that's becoming easier to forget. We have so many new Lincolns for you to choose from that you might feel light headed. We carry all types of new Lincolns from vans, to sedans, to SUVs, to trucks. Whether you need something that can haul stone, or something that looks and feels sophisticated, we've got you covered! And when you get here be sure to ask about our hybrid Lincoln models. They'll save you a bundle on gas and they're good for the environment.
But if you're starting to feel overwhelmed by all of this new technology, don't worry. Our friendly sales associates are there to lend a hand. They can explain the features on our new Lincolns and their benefits to you. They're the Lincoln experts for the Orange County area.
We even have loads of information available to you on our website including pricing, trims, features and options. You can begin your research from the comfort of your own home! Still, if you have an important question we hope that you'll call or just stop by. We're eager to welcome you and make you feel like your part of the Witt Lincoln Mercury family. It's never been a better time to shop Lincoln in Orange County.
The new 2011 Lincoln MKX is a luxury crossover with lots of outstanding features sure to wow anyone who takes a ride.
The impressively powerful 305-hp 3.7L V6 engine under the hood of the 2011 MKX is the heart of this multi-purpose automobile. A feature called Hill Start Assist prevents the vehicle from rolling on a downhill grade in the seconds between your release of the brake and your push of the accelerator. And EasyFuel capless refueling limits the escape of noxious environment-damaging fumes.
The MyLincoln Touch interface system really brings your automobile experience into the 21st century. It presents all of the information normally found on your dashboard, from speed to fuel consumption to total mileage, on two configurable LCD screens. The MyLincoln is also linked to your media devices via RCA video input jacks, an SD card reader, and 2 USB ports.
SOS Post Crash Alert and multiple side-curtain and front airbags are just a couple of the standard safety features on the MKX. And with the MyKey system, Mom can limit the maximum volume of the stereo and the top speed of the MKX to encourage her teenagers to drive responsibly even when she’s not around.
This description merely scratches the surface of what the 2011 Lincoln MKX has in store for you. Why not test drive one today at Witt Lincoln Mercury?
The 2011 Lincoln MKX comes with front-wheel-drive and an 18-gallon fuel tank standard. Additional deluxe features include vehicle health reports, driving directions, and information services from Lincoln’s SYNC system, SIRIUS satellite radio integrated into the 10-speaker audio system, and special “solar glass” which keeps the interior from getting too warm when the car is in direct sunlight. And that’s just the beginning! See more specifications by clicking the “2011 Lincoln MKX” link!
The New 2011 Lincoln MKX Crossover with All-Wheel Drive
The new 2011 Lincoln MKX AWD Crossover comes standard with power lift gate, dual exhuast with rolled-edge chrome tips, heated/cooled front seats, and 6-speaker Premium AM/FM/CDx6 audio system. With the standard All-Wheel Drive system, this crossover is fit to take on the toughest terrain and weather conditions.
You might want to look into a new Lincoln from Witt Lincoln Mercury since the car you're driving now probably coincided with the invention of the wheel in 8,000 B.C. We applaud you for staying loyal to such primitive technology, but honestly, we're in the 21st century now. Isn't it time you started enjoying things like satellite radio, an MP3 player, remote keyless entry, a sunroof and electrochromic mirrors? We're not trying to insult your car, we just think that you deserve better.
