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June 22nd, 2010, 08:39 PM
Lincoln Offers Customers Free Scheduled Maintenance
Posted on June 21st, 2010 by Keri DeVrieze
If you’ve been considering purchasing or leasing a new Lincoln, then now is your time.
Two weeks after revealing plans to expand the Lincoln brand and enhance the customer experience, the company announced it would provide free scheduled maintenance for customers who purchase or lease new 2010 or 2011 Lincoln vehicles this summer.
Lincoln’s U.S. customer program, which began June 18 and will run through September 7, covers oil changes, tire rotations, vehicle inspections, engine belts and hoses for three years or 45,000 miles as well as wear items, including brake pads and wiper blades, which normally are not covered by a vehicle warranty.
According to Ken Czubay, Ford Motor Company’s vice president of U.S Marketing, Sales and Service, “Our commitment is to further grow the Lincoln brand and offer our luxury customers the premium experience they deserve and expect. Our free scheduled maintenance offer marks only the first step in our plans to further upgrade the Lincoln experience.”
Lincoln will also soon be expanding its brand lineup with seven all new or significantly refreshed vehicles in the next four years as part of an aggressive growth plan focused on standout product design, class-leading technology and new powertrains; all aimed at competing with Cadillac and Lexus in North America. This will aid in Lincoln’s plan to create both a unique driver experience in the cabin and on the road.
Posted on June 21st, 2010 by Keri DeVrieze
If you’ve been considering purchasing or leasing a new Lincoln, then now is your time.
Two weeks after revealing plans to expand the Lincoln brand and enhance the customer experience, the company announced it would provide free scheduled maintenance for customers who purchase or lease new 2010 or 2011 Lincoln vehicles this summer.
Lincoln’s U.S. customer program, which began June 18 and will run through September 7, covers oil changes, tire rotations, vehicle inspections, engine belts and hoses for three years or 45,000 miles as well as wear items, including brake pads and wiper blades, which normally are not covered by a vehicle warranty.
According to Ken Czubay, Ford Motor Company’s vice president of U.S Marketing, Sales and Service, “Our commitment is to further grow the Lincoln brand and offer our luxury customers the premium experience they deserve and expect. Our free scheduled maintenance offer marks only the first step in our plans to further upgrade the Lincoln experience.”
Lincoln will also soon be expanding its brand lineup with seven all new or significantly refreshed vehicles in the next four years as part of an aggressive growth plan focused on standout product design, class-leading technology and new powertrains; all aimed at competing with Cadillac and Lexus in North America. This will aid in Lincoln’s plan to create both a unique driver experience in the cabin and on the road.