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It's hard to write about anything Lincoln these days without invoking Matthew McCanaughey these days, and it seems even our friends at Motorweek had to nod to it in their recent review of the 2016 MKX. Fortunately, their review of Lincoln's latest crossover is light on the finger rubbing and gruff drawl, and instead gives us some insight into how the MKX changes the game.

There's something to be said for simplicity in the automotive world. With every type of vehicle gaining more and more technology as the model years pass, it's somewhat of a rarity to find a vehicle that values minimalism.

But don't mistake cleanness for emptiness. For instance, the all-new 2017 Lincoln Continental is by no mean ill-equipped. This full-size luxury sedan is outfitted in some of the most innovative technologies on the market; they are just tastefully organized to be both accessible and aesthetically pleasing.

One piece of technology comes in the form of the E-latch door

It's been a long day at the office-- most of it spent sitting in an uncomfortable chair. The last thing you want to do is go out to your car, and sit down again for your commute home.

Your back is killing you!

The new Lincoln MKX may have a solution, all to do with ergonomic seating.

Your car seat doesn't have to leave you feeling stiff after a long drive.

Multicontour Front Seats with Active Motion cater to your body's individual contours with 22-way adjustments, including headrest, lumbar, and seat back bolster.

From the touchscreen display…

At Causeway Lincoln, we know Lincoln Motor Company encourages drivers to fully immerse themselves into the many valuable experiences life has to offer. That being said, those experiences are unique to each person. Lincoln wants drivers to pursue their passions, travelling to new places -- both literally and metaphorically. Check out one chef's journey to appreciate his past and embrace his future -- and those of others -- through his favorite medium: food!

When you think of solar energy, do your thoughts first go to panels on homes and businesses, or solar arrays way out in fields?

Rarely do we think “solar” and “car” at the same time. This video might change your mind though:

Why would a Lincoln dealership be writing about the effect of music on the brain?

At Causeway Lincoln, you'll find the Lincoln MKX, which offers a superb and innovative sound system; the Revel Ultima. Revel Ultima features 19 speakers, all carefully placed with point-source architecture in mind so that every detail reaches your ear simultaneously, for a seamless musical fabric.

What can sound quality like that do for your mind?

Studies have shown that music affects mood and cognition in several ways. First, when exposed to a strong beat, your brainwaves will eventually