Used 2018 Lincoln MKX Consumer Reviews
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Great midsize SUV
One must-have feature is the air conditioned seats, and it's only available on Reserve and Black Label trim levels. We love the cappuccino interior, which provides a sharp contrast with the black plastic trim - most have black interiors which lacks that contrast. The 3.7 is a powerful and responsive engine, smooth and quiet in normal driving but sounds great when accelerating hard. Some people dislike the transmission shifter on the dash rather than the center console, but my wife is a coffee drinker and frequently spills on the console, and that was the primary reason we opted for the MKX rather than the Ford version of this SUV, the Edge Sport. Relocating the shifter also opens up an additional storage cubby in the console, which includes a handy easy to see USB port that's in front of you rather than back by your elbow. One other advantage of the MKX is the nose slopes down while the Edge is more squared off - so you can see the road in front of you a lot closer in the MKX. Finally the basic Lincoln warranty is 4 yrs/50k instead of 3 yrs/36k.
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Love is Wonderful the Second Time Around
This is my 6th Lincoln and my second MKX. Each one of my Lincolns have been dependable and trouble free.
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- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $25,99897 mi away
- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $14,98513 mi away
- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $18,000157 mi away
Great automobile
Make sure it has all the extras you really want. I’m disappointed I didn’t get adaptive cruise control. Otherwise I’m totally satisfied
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2017 MKX Reserve
I just purchased a 2017 model lease back with only 13k miles. I loved my mkz and wanted to move up to a suv. I’ve only had the mkx for one week but so far I love it. The 3.7L is very smooth and plenty fast. I’ve always loved the styling of the mkx and actually prefer the front grille look over the new nautilus. The mileage appears to be spot on to what the sticker claimed. I’m so happy with the purchase and hope that I won’t have any quality issues. I never had any with my Mkz, so I’m hoping to have another positive experience. I’d highly recommend this vehicle. It’s much nicer than the edge in my opinion and if you can pick up a low mileage used one they aren’t much more expensive.
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Not worth the money
We have had this SUV for awhile now and we have had to replace both regulators for the auto A/C...The break booster...We went through 3 batteries...now the power steering pump! Now we had the ignition button push through the dash... What's next? I'm done with Fords and Chevy's and Buick's. Going back to a Lexus!
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