The great thing about President’s Day, is that it’s another excuse to get great deals on new Lincoln models.

When safety is your top concern on the roads in Lawrenceville, it's important to drive a vehicle that protects you and actively prevents accidents. And if that vehicle also happens to be luxurious? Seems like a major bonus to us. That is exactly what you'll find in the 2017 Lincoln MKZ, which was recently named a Top Safety Pick by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).

Along with meeting multiple crash test standards from the IIHS, the Lincoln MKZ also has available safety technology that helps prevent accidents from occurring.

Got your eye on the midsize luxury sedan segment? Well, if so, we at Lawrenceville Ford Lincoln would be delighted to introduce you to ours, the 2016 Lincoln MKZ.

Wondering what it is that makes this four-door such a fine pick? Then, turn your attention to the clip below. Kelley Blue Book critic Micah Muzio is here to highlight some of the MKZ's most alluring attributes:

In base form, the MKZ receives a turbo 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine as standard. Rated at a respectable 240 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque, we're certain most shoppers fill find this…

While we here at Lawrenceville Ford Lincoln may, indeed, be a bit biased, we're nonetheless wholly convinced that our full-size luxury SUV, the 2016 Lincoln Navigator, is one of the very best in the biz.

Don't buy it? Suspect we're just blowing smoke? Well, if so, we suggest you scope the clip below. Our pals over at The Car Connection are here today to provide their take on the Navigator:

There's quite simply no denying the appeal of the Navigator's drivetrain, a turbocharged 3.5-liter V6. Paired with a six-speed automatic transmission and rear-wheel drive…

"Stemming from a philosophy of reimagination that is near and dear to Lincoln, Baraty believes in capturing the city’s authenticity in an imaginative way. He shoots New York’s busy intersections not from the street level, but from high above – precariously dangling his camera over rooftops for an incomparable perspective. The ageless but ever-changing essence of the Big Apple unfolds below into 'a feast for the eyes.'"

Happy Thursday! As your spirits start to lift at the prospect of another weekend, take a break and enjoy a little bit of reading about Edsel Ford, Henry's only son. Edsel took over the Lincoln Motor Company after Ford bought it in 1922. "A Beautiful Mind" discusses his background and his work.

"The star of the Clam Shack menu is the lobster roll, which has won awards at the Lobster Roll Rumble in New York City three out of the last four years. Steve credits its success to the homemade bun – sourced from a local bakery – and the locally sourced lobster, which just happens to be boiled in locally extracted seawater."

"Lee Nelson would have become a novelist if his first screenplay hadn’t been optioned straight out of college....It’s the type of early success that prompts any artist to say, 'I could do this,' and move to Los Angeles to pursue a career in filmmaking."

“My job is to keep the farm in the family, so my children will have the choice of whether or not they want to live here and grow oysters like I did. No one can make that choice for them, but making that an option—that’s why I’m here.”

Happy hump day, folks. If any of you out there would rather be fishing than working, take a break from your work day and read about Joel La Follette, who owns Royal Treatment Fly Fishing in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. The article not only tells Joel's story, but also touches on that of fly fishing itself: