Even here down south in Huntsville, Alabama, we face cold temperatures and sometimes even (knock on wood) snow. That’s why it is important for southern drivers to consider a vehicle that can handle the cold-weather elements and icy conditions of winter. Here are a few Lincoln Navigator cold-weather features to consider:

•         Available four-wheel drive: Four-wheel drive provides great traction on wintry roads (and on rainy roads year round). However, no four-wheel- or all-wheel-drive system can replace the benefits of winter tires, so if you will be up north this winter, also consider swapping out your all-seasons for snow tires…

Lincoln vehicles are all about luxury, elegance, and sophistication — but they’re also about having fun. Looking for something to do with your brand new Lincoln Navigator near Huntsville, Alabama? We have a few.

Hybrids are not usually thought of a vehicle that has top notch performance figures. But of course, there is an exception to every rule.

That is why we here at Ray Pearman Lincoln of Huntsville, AL are so excited to announce the arrival of the brand new and redesigned 2018 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid. If you would like to test drive a brand-new Lincoln MKZ Hybrid then be sure to either give us a call to set up and appointment or stop by Ray Pearman Lincoln of Huntsville, AL today!

A sense of motion. The falling tail line of the #LincolnAviator Preview was sculpted to honor the form of birds in flight. (Prototype vehicle shown.) pic.twitter.com/91eTh9USp3

— Lincoln Motor Company (@LincolnMotorCo) April 16, 2018

While the upcoming 2019 Lincoln Aviator won't actually take flight, it has enough power and aeronautical cues in its design that for a moment, you might not think it an impossibility. Due to arrive in 2019, this stunning SUV is sure to soar when it finally graces our showroom.

• Technology

• Performance
  Powered by one of two engine options, the Lincoln MKX offers an exhilarating driving experience. Explore more power and driving confidence with the available Twin-Turbocharged 2.7-liter V6 engine that produces 335 horsepower and 380 pound-feet of torque.

Are you weighing your options, trying to decide what kind of vehicle is right for you? If you're in the market for luxury, peace of mind, and a sense that your vehicle is more than just a means of transportation, then a new Lincoln model can check off your most important boxes and elevate your driving experience to new heights. When you want your time behind the wheel to be as much about the journey as it is about the destination, Lincoln delivers.

When shoppers visit the Ray Pearman Lincoln showroom it is common for them to wonder if they should finance (buy) or lease a new Lincoln. Both have their merits and potential pit falls depending on your lifestyle and driving needs. Today we'll look at the the pros and cons of both and help you decide which is the better choice.

How much you drive:

The biggest thing that determines if someone shouldn't go the leasing route is how much they drive. Leases have low mileage restrictions (usually around 12k miles a year) and steep penalties for going over…

At Ray Pearman Lincoln we're already looking ahead to summer, and not just because it means gatherings with family, fireworks, great food, and relaxation. While those are all a fantastic part of the season, we're really excited because an all-new vehicle — the 2019 Lincoln Nautilus — will be arriving soon!

The Lincoln Nautilus will be taking the place of the Lincoln MKX, and it'll have everything you've come to appreciate and expect from this brand.

Style for the Lincoln Nautilus is sophisticated, but it has a bit of attitude thanks to the large mesh grille that's…

Putting a little extra oomph into the end of the day in the #LincolnMKZ. pic.twitter.com/a43SHLxx33

— LincolnMotorCompany (@LincolnMotorCo) July 10, 2017

Fall is in the air. The foliage is transforming into those beautiful colors, the sunsets aren’t as late, and the air is cool and crisp. This is the peak time for an afternoon drive, and what better way to take that drive to experience fall than with the Lincoln MKZ?