Used 2011 Lincoln MKS Consumer Reviews
Sweet ride
This car is very enjoyable to drive and ride in. The electronic package is wonderful and huge moon roof is a delight at night. The car is very easy to drive and a delight to ride in on those long trips...and between all the choices for music you should never be bored. My only complaint is the arm rest on the door is too low and too far away...
My new MKS
Trading in a 2000 Mercedes S430 with 109,000 miles and needing new suspension, we almost bought a LaCrosse and then a Genesis. Figured I would save some cash and went to look at the new Taurus, yet was steered to the Lincoln MKS first. I had never researched this or even seen one. Knowing I needed to trade my ailing S430, I wanted to do something that day. Even though I was still smitten with the Genesis, it came with no cooling front seats-a must for Arizona summers. The more I drilled down on the MKS, the more it appealed. This while not even hearing about Ecoboost which I never saw and feel is overrated/priced. This 2010 MKS is very very nice and a welcome addition post Mercedes !
- Base SedanMSRP: $10,162236 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $8,245258 mi away
- EcoBoost SedanMSRP: $3,495344 mi away
2010 Lincoln MKS
1-owner and my Lincoln is in excellent condition, it's always in the garage and the wife only drives the vehicle to work and back home. The 2010 Lincoln MKS Sedan and is a nice car and very luxurious to drive, the Exterior is Silver and Interior has Black Leather Seats. It's fully loaded with many upgrade options, including a Dual Moonroof and Navigation System. I'm planning to trade it in for a 2016 or 2017 Lincoln model.
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Best Car ever owned
Does everything for you. Ageless style. Dealer service excellent to Lincoln customers. Makes you feel special wether in parking lot or on road!
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Watch Your Coolant Level!!!
I really liked this car. I took good care of it and really racked up the miles. I am the type of guy that usually gets 250,000 miles out of a car. I do expect reasonable maintenance costs to accomplish this goal. I realize water pumps are something that fail. It is to be expected. Usually there are signs to look out for. This model weeps coolant into the crank case making it very difficult to diagnose a bad water pump. I would be able to live with that but then I found out most shops will not replace the water pump on these because the engine almost has to come out to get to it under the timing chain cover and the cost by the dealership was over $2200! I find this unacceptable! My warning to owners of this car is to unload it before you need this repair. Mine made it to 164,000 miles.
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