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2017 Lincoln MKX Select
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  • 4,060 below average
  • 43,950 good
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • 4,060 below average black
This is a new black velvet 2017 Lincoln MKX Select with 0 miles
43,950 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at easyautosales.com
2010 Lincoln MKX
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  • suv 160,300
  • 3,109 below average
  • 10,200 great
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • 3,109 below average suv 160,300 gasoline silver automatic
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2012 Lincoln MKT EcoBoost
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  • crossover 48,096
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • crossover 48,096 gasoline white automatic
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2010 Lincoln MKX Base
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  • suv 160,300
  • 3,109 below average
  • 10,200 great
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • 3,109 below average suv 160,300 gasoline silver automatic
All wheel drive, never get stuck again... Gassss saverrrr!!! 22 mpg hwy!!! Don't bother waiting for any other suv!! Includes a carfax buyback guarantee!! Power Windows✔ Heated Seats✔ Power Locks✔ Passenger Airbag✔ Leather Seats✔ Bluetooth
10,200 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at autoshopper.com
2009 Lincoln Town Car Signature Limited
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  • sedan 66,514
  • 12,500 high price
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • sedan 66,514 gasoline silver automatic
AM/FM Stereo Radio. Front Bucket Seats. Power Windows. Power Door Locks. Tachometer. Rear Defroster.
12,500 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at easyautosales.com
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2017 Lincoln Continental Select
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  • 59,255 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • black
Power Windows✔ Tachometer✔ AM/FM✔ Climate Control✔ Air Conditioning✔ Cruise Control✔ Bluetooth
59,255 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at easyautosales.com
2017 Lincoln MKC Select
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  • 37,905 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • suv silver
Power Locks✔ Power Windows✔ Tachometer✔ AM/FM✔ Climate Control✔ Air Conditioning✔ MP3 Player✔ Cruise Control✔ Bluetooth
37,905 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at easyautosales.com
2017 Lincoln Navigator Select
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  • suv
  • 69,280 high price
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • suv black
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2017 Lincoln MKC Select
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  • suv
  • 37,905 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • suv blue
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2017 Lincoln MKC Reserve
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  • suv
  • 49,655 high price
  • Park Hills, MO
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2017 Lincoln MKC Reserve
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  • 44,510 high price
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • suv black
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2015 Lincoln MKS
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  • sedan 24,368
  • 1,414 below average
  • 25,995 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • 1,414 below average sedan 24,368 black
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2017 Lincoln MKZ Reserve
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  • sedan
  • 42,390 high price
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • sedan grey
42,390 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at easyautosales.com
2012 Lincoln MKX
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  • suv 85,236
  • 22,125 high price
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • suv 85,236 gasoline red automatic
22,125 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at easyautosales.com
2011 Lincoln MKT EcoBoost
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  • crossover
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • crossover gasoline automatic
The Lincoln MKT comes standard with a normally aspirated 268-hp 3.7-liter V6 with similar fuel economy (16/22 mpg) but without the turbocharged performance supplied by the more advanced Ecoboost engine. The EcoBoost engine achieves decent EPA City/Highway ratings of 16/21 mpg on the Lincoln MKT AWD, while delivering responsive, turbocharged performance. Luxurious and versatile, with responsive handling. IntroductionNewly introduced, the Lincoln MKT is a large crossover sport-utility that provides full-size, three-row seating and a full list of amenities Power Locks✔ Anti-lock Brakes✔ Power Mirrors✔ Bucket Seats✔ AM/FM✔ MP3 Player✔ Cruise Control✔ Climate Control✔ Aluminum Wheels
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2007 Lincoln MKX Base
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  • suv 161,735
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • suv 161,735 white automatic
2007 lincoln mkx review this car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale. All-new luxury crossover suv. introductionthe lincoln mkx is an all-new crossover suv. The tight turning radius of the mkx makes maneuvering in crowded areas easy.  mkx is a five-passenger vehicle. Lincoln eschewed cramming in a third row where it doesn't belong, prioritizing spacious comfort for five and their baggage. Better to provide lincoln's stretch-out room front and rear, along with features like heated seats and a glass roof or dvd entertainment so rear passengers don't feel like second-class citizens. Realtors and other service professionals may find this new lincoln ideal for ferrying clients, especially those who appreciate a good view out.  the mkx shows lincoln heritage in ease of use. Getting in and out is easy, familiarization with operating controls is quick, and the driving characteristics are predictable. In terms of cargo carrying ability, the mkx can carry more stuff than a luxury sedan though not as much as a full-size suv such as the navigator.  the new lincoln mkx competes with the acura mdx, bmw x5, cadillac srx, infiniti fx, and lexus rx. However, the lincoln mkx may represent a better value than many of those competitors, as even fully loaded with all-wheel drive, navigation, big sound and so on, it doesn't top $45,000. lineupthe lincoln mkx comes with front-wheel drive 34,120) or all-wheel drive 35,770). Mkx comes well-equipped with leather upholstery, dual-zone climate control, heated mirrors, wood-and-leather steering wheel, and lots of chrome trim.  options include panoramic vista roof with power shades 1,895); sirius satellite radio 195); dvd navigation system 1,995) which includes thx-certified sound system (650 watts, 14 speakers with dual subwoofers), rear-seat entertainment system with eight-inch screen, remote control and second-row wireless headphones; heated front seats 295); heated rear seats 295); roof rack and rails; adaptive headlights; power liftgate; reverse proximity sensors 245); class ii tow package 295) with 3,500 pound rating. The rear-seat entertainment system cannot be combined with the vista roof.  safety features include frontal airbags, side-impact airbags and curtain airbags. Abs and electronic stability control come standard on awd models and are available on fwd models. walkaroundwith stubby overhangs and sizable wheel arches the lincoln mkx presents a stylish profile not unlike some futuristic flying people-mover concepts of 20th-century animators. With a hood just longer than leno's chin and a large expanse of glass it has almost van-like proportions but avant garde design and clever use of colors eliminates any chance of that stigma being applied.  lincoln's mkx comes from the same mold as the ford edge. Door handles are paint-matched and the vista roof is all-black, leading to a black rear spoiler and trim below the rear glass, making the window appear larger than it is. Underneath the hatch glass is a full-width taillamp like lincolns of old, only this one is lit by leds. In total the mkx is clean and distinctive, neither overdone nor generic jelly bean. interiorthe cabin appears to blend traditional lincoln luxury design shapes with a more contemporary palette of materials and colors. The soft-touch dash uses complementary color cues, dark wood trim right out of a chicago chop house, and pewter-colored trim pieces that carry over to the steering wheel and door switch panels; only the lower door panels are obviously plastic, all the easier to clean off shoe scuffs and mud.  a simple grouping of instruments faces the driver beyond a tilt-and-telescoping wood-and-leather steering wheel with redundant controls for sound and climate functions. With eight-way adjustable power seats, the mkx will comfortably accommodate any driver between the extremes of nba forward or jockey, and the perforated leather seats are both heated and cooled, the latter good for a reduction in air conditioning use.  the primary nit noted involved the fuse box that impinges on left foot room and moves the parking brake pedal far from the door; some 20 percent of the time when we engaged the parking brake, we also disengaged the fuse box cover.  back-seat riders should have few complaints because their seats offer the same dimensions as the front; the back seats recline and have seat heaters, reading lights, and a glass roof with a power shade. The back seat is comfortable for two passengers. A third rider will cut the comfort level slightly but not be slighted on safety: an adjustable center headrest and shoulder belt is provided.  cubby storage is plentiful. The glovebox is a decent size and will hold much more than just the owner's manual. The load will have to be lifted above knee high, as would a flat tire being stowed under the floor, the power liftgate housing intrudes on the left side space slightly, and there is a dearth of tie-down points to secure heavy items. driving impressionthe lincoln mkx is all about relaxation, comfort, and style without being saddled with dynamic response comparable to a piece of furniture. For drivers not bent on 0-60 times and engineering-speak about exactly why the car will make that turn at precisely 41. 38 mph, the mkx brings all the cornering grip and stability they need while riding smoothly enough to keep their latte from spilling.  mkx shares its heritage with the mazda6 sedan and mazda cx line of crossover suvs, and this is a solid starting point. It is controlled and competent, neither fast nor slow, and won't upset anyone with bad manners like wallowing or weaving. Spend enough time on potholed pavement or low-profile tires and it's easy to make the argument that average could be a blessing in disguise.  road noise is suppressed, no doubt aided by having the wheels at the corners and away from occupants' feet and backsides. On the downside, some will find the central door pillar blocks their over-the-shoulder view, and the rear wiper could clear more of the glass. summarythe all-new lincoln mkx serves its purpose well, nicely balanced without excelling in any given arena. Its primary advantage amongst its competitors is price, as even a top-line mkx barely clears the base price of its target cross-shoppers. It may be shopped as a fancy, loaded, more traditionally styled version of the cutting edge, with the longer warranty.  newcartestdrive. Com correspondent g. Whale filed this report from los angeles. model lineuplincoln mkx 34,120); mkx awd 35,770). assembled inoakville, ontario, canada. options as testedelite package 4,795) with panoramic roof, sirius satellite radio, navigation, thx audio; ultimate package with heated/cooled perforated leather front seats, adaptive headlamps, reverse proximity, chrome-clad wheels, driver memory, power liftgate 1,995); heated rear seats 295); class ii tow package 295); cargo management system 65). model testedlincoln mkx awd 35,570). The lincoln mkx is a cross-over vehicle that is the replacement for the lincoln aviator. The lincoln mkx can seat five passengers. It is powered by a 265 hp 3. 5-liter v-6 that puts torque to the ground via front- or all-wheel drive. It is only available in a six-speed automatic. The lincoln mkx is brand new for 2007. Anti-lock Brakes✔ Heated Seats✔ Power Seats✔ Climate Control✔ Leather Seats✔ Air Conditioning✔ Navigation System
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2001 Lincoln Town Car Signature
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  • sedan 161,746
  • 302 below average
  • 4,357 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • 302 below average sedan 161,746 automatic
2001 lincoln town car review this car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale. The last big rear-wheel-drive american luxury car. introductionthe lincoln town car is the last of its kind. A powerful v8 engine drives the rear wheels. Handling is surprisingly good. And this enormous luxury cruiser has enough interior room to satisfy even the most long-legged passengers. The body is extended six inches at the factory, providing a more luxurious ride and more legroom in the rear cabin. Wider door openings, heated rear seats, a folding armrest with storage bins, rear audio and climate controls, mood lighting and a cigar-sized ashtray make this a luxurious ride for those with chauffeurs. walkaroundthe town car upholds the time-honored american luxury car formula of rear-wheel drive, a v8 engine, smooth ride, seating for six, a huge trunk, and lots of luxury amenities. In addition to the potent performance tweaks, this version gets perforated leather seats, and a special black birds-eye woodgrain finish on the instrument panel and doors. interiorgetting in to and out of the town car is easy, and the front and rear passenger compartments are spacious. Big, comfortable leather-covered front bucket seats have power-adjustable lumbar support and two-position memory. Their side bolsters feature a side-impact airbag system.  power-adjustable accelerator and brake pedals (standard) help drivers of all sizes get comfortable behind the wheel.  lincoln's flagship, the town car interior has nearly every conceivable luxury feature. In addition to the normal fuel and temperature gauges, the speedometer is flanked by two small displays, one a message center, the other a compass. The system displays a digital speedometer.  the optional alpine stereo has large controls that are easy to use. The steering wheel contains buttons for cruise control and the sound system. One we hate is belt minder, which uses a chime sound and indicator light to reminds occupants to buckle up. There's no navigation system available.  a new feature for 2001 is lincoln's complementary maintenance program, which includes free scheduled maintenance for the first 3 years/36,000 miles. driving impressionthe town car we tested felt glued to the road in a way that no old-fashioned, american luxury barge could ever match. One reason is a steering system with expensive components that yields excellent steering precision and feel. The air suspension system has twin-tube shock absorbers, which keeps an even balance between confident handling and a superior ride quality.  all this adds up to a very pleasant ride. Handling is predictable in lane-change maneuvers, without any momentary indecisiveness. There's very little wind and road noise - the result of thicker glass and redesigned rearview mirrors and window pillars - and the engine emits a distant purr.  the town car lacks the acceleration of its fastest competitors, however. Its chief domestic opponent is the cadillac deville with its impressive northstar engine. A number of top-notch european and japanese cars compete in the $40,000 luxury-sedan bracket as well, including the acura 3. 5 rl, bmw 5-series, lexus gs 430, and mercedes-benz e-class. In terms of its technical sophistication, the town car has not kept up with advancements from cadillac, such as the stabilitrak electronic chassis control system.  on the plus side, lincoln's transmission is silky smooth, with quick, positive shifts. Traction control can be switched off for powering the car out of snow banks or other special situations.  the town car's brakes include big, thick front discs and twin-piston calipers, and are not likely to fade when they get hot. Its anti-lock brake system allows the driver to maintain steering control in panic stops. summarywith its huge cabin and trunk, the lincoln town car is attractive, appealing, and practical. Its powertrain is smooth and refined, and the styling is more sensual and modern than any previous town car. Many drivers prefer traditional rear-wheel-drive american luxury to the hoard of front-wheel drive products on the market. With that in mind, it's in a class by itself.  nevertheless, the town car lacks the power and cutting-edge technological advancements of some of its american and japanese competitors. In that light, the lincoln town car seems like a more luxurious version of the very competent mercury grand marquis - with a bigger price tag. model lineupsignature series 41,315); cartier series 43,700). assembled inwixom, michigan. options as testedpremium package 1,595) includes cd changer, power moonroof; dual heated front seats 400). model testedsignature 41,315). Cruise Control✔ Bucket Seats✔ CD Changer✔ Sunroof/Moonroof✔ Navigation System✔ Leather Seats✔ Alloy Wheels
4,357 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at autoshopper.com
2015 Lincoln MKS Base
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  • sedan 24,368
  • 1,414 below average
  • 25,995 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • 1,414 below average sedan 24,368 black
Very low mileage: less than 25k miles! Carfax 1 owner and buyback guarantee! Priced below nada retail* real gas sipper!!! 28 mpg hwy.. Power Windows✔ Heated Seats✔ Power Locks✔ Passenger Airbag✔ Leather Seats✔ Bluetooth
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2013 Lincoln MKZ
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  • sedan 56,391
  • 19,995 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • sedan 56,391 gasoline white
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2007 Lincoln MKZ Base
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  • sedan 147,883
  • 6,995 fair
  • Park Hills, MO
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  • sedan 147,883 automatic
2007 lincoln mkz review this car review is specific to this model, not the actual vehicle for sale. One year after the zephyr's introduction, this mid-size sedan gets a name job and some changes under the hood. Zephyr is now the 2007 mkz, consistent with lincoln's new alpha-numeric model names.  the mkz does show a new direction for lincoln. A key element in this shift is offering luxury vehicles that are able to engage the driver instead of treating him or her as another occupant who happens to be seated behind the steering wheel. The mkz succeeds in this respect, managing the difficult trick of delivering a ride that is generally comfortable with handling that makes it interesting and gratifying to drive quickly on a challenging country road.  this sedan's advantages include a competitive price and the availability of all-wheel drive (front-wheel drive is standard), which isn't offered on most of the mkz's competitors. The drawbacks include its lack of electronic stability control or skid-management electronics.  overall, the mkz is well rounded. It's suitable for day-to-day commuting even on the midwest's broken streets, comfy for long-distance cruising on an interstate and playful during a quick trip along a two-lane road through the mountains. It has plenty of power, but it uses regular fuel and delivers decent gas mileage.  there are indications that quality should be good. The 2006 zephyr placed second in its segment in the annual initial quality survey conducted by j. Power and associates, just behind the lexus is 250/350 and ahead of the acura tl. This study looks for problems reported in the first 90 days of ownership.  the mkz debuts in one of the most competitive classes in the new car market. Many appreciate its styling, but like many cars it lacks that intangible bit of magic that would make it utterly compelling.  the five-passenger lincoln mkz is an upscale sibling to the ford fusion and mercury milan sedans. It's powered by a strong, 263-hp v6 with a six-speed automatic transmission. Front-wheel drive is standard. All-wheel drive is available. Major standard equipment compares favorably with the best cars in this class, which includes the toyota avalon, nissan maxima, acura tl and cadillac cts. lineupthe 2007 lincoln mkz comes in one trim level, with either front-wheel drive 29,235) or all-wheel drive 31,105).  leather upholstery, dual-zone temperature control, power heated front seats, a six-speaker am-fm stereo with six-cd changer and redundant controls on the steering wheel, cruise control, power windows and door locks with remote entry and a number pad on the door, 17-inch wheels and a 60/40 split and fold-down rear seat all come standard.  options are relatively few. The most popular are a dvd-based navigation system with lincoln's high-power thx ii audio system 2,400) and a power moonroof 1,200). The mkz achieves acceptable ratings in heavy frontal and side-impact crash tests conducted by the insurance institute for highway safety, on a scale that includes good, acceptable, marginal, and poor. Some of the mkz's major competitors have good ratings in these tests. The mkz lacks one safety feature offered on most competitors and many cars that cost less: electronic stability control. Studies suggest that these skid-management systems are effective in reducing single-car accidents. walkaroundthe lincoln mkz is styled in conservative fashion, creating a prim, proper effect. The one exception is a big, chrome grille, which lincoln is using across its line in an effort to instill brand identity.  the mkz has scored well in initial quality surveys, but we found some variance in vehicles we tested. One had prominently wide seams between hood and fenders. The doors slam with a resounding thud. The interior is generally a pleasant, convenient and reasonably quiet venue, if a bit less serene that a couple of other cars in this class.  as one expects for the money, the interior looks more upscale than that in the ford fusion and mercury milan, which share the mkz's underpinnings and some major mechanical components. The trim plastics look best in lighter colors. All in all, the mkz interior doesn't come across as shameless luxury as much as comfortable well-to-do, which is pretty much the standard for this class.  the controls for heating, cooling and the stereo are all easy to find and use. Storage is adequate.  the optional navigation system works well. The video screen is smaller than many, but it's easy to figure out without excessive reliance on the owner's manual. All automakers make choices about where to spend and where to save, and many choose not include such detail in the navigation software. The trunk lid swings high for easy access, and the fold-down rear seat allows some flexibility for hauling more.  forward and over-the-shoulder visibility is acceptable. But the high rear deck intended to increase trunk space also limits visibility immediately behind the mkz when backing up. driving impressionthe 2007 lincoln mkz features a new, more powerful engine, and it's a welcome improvement over the engine used in the zephyr. Horsepower from the new duratec 35 increases 20 percent to 263 hp, compared to the duratec 30 it replaces, and it puts the mkz on much better footing with the nissan maxima and infiniti g35. Moreover, the new engine delivers full power on regular 87 octane gas, and it comes with only a one-mpg decrease in epa mileage ratings (19 city, 27 highway with front-wheel drive).  the larger engine, working with the efficiency of a six-speed automatic transmission, means great acceleration in the instances most drivers need it. It doesn't turn the 3,540-pound, all-wheel-drive mkz (about 130 pounds more than the front-wheel-drive model) into a rocket, but acceleration is more than acceptable for any reasonable task, including a quick merge onto a busy interstate, and it's satisfying just to feel the rush of power. The duratec 35 is also fairly quiet and smooth.  the disappointment is that the six-speed automatic cannot be shifted manually, a fun and helpful feature driving on a twisty road or in the mountains. Moreover, lincoln could improve the control program to improve response at lower speeds. From a dead stop, or traveling at 50 mph, the transmission works great. Creeping out of a parking lot, for example, the transmission will shift up a gear or two, apparently to save fuel. But when the driver approaches the street and hits the gas for a hole in traffic, the transmission doesn't want to kick back down to first gear. The mkz bogs a bit, and the anticipated acceleration isn't there, which is annoying.  when lincoln turned its 2006 zephyr into the 2007 mkz, one key objective was tightening up the suspension to make the car feel less floaty. We like the results.  on a rough surface the mkz does a reasonably good job of shielding its occupants from broken pavement and poorly repaired potholes. But the engineers were clever enough to combine that ride with handling that is both reassuring and satisfying. Despite having much of its weight up front, the all-wheel-drive model we tested was reasonably quick to change direction and head into a turn, lacking the stubborn, nose-heavy feeling of some all-wheel-drive vehicles.  the mkz's steering has a bit more weight than the zephyr's did, creating a more positive, satisfying response. Yet it doesn't feel heavy when either pulling into a parking spot or cruising at 65 mph. And there's no loose, sloppy feeling when the mkz is pointed straight ahead. Turn the wheel just a little bit and it begins to respond immediately, with no dead spot. The others are serious driving enthusiasts who are likely to want a little more weight and a slightly better sense of the car connecting with the driver.  the brake pedal has a nice, progressive feel, and the brakes deliver more stopping power than the t. AM/FM✔ Power Windows✔ Anti-lock Brakes✔ Cruise Control✔ CD Changer✔ Navigation System✔ Sunroof/Moonroof✔ Chrome Wheels
6,995 Park Hills, MOPark Hills, MO at autoshopper.com
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