Used 2012 Lincoln MKZ Consumer Reviews
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I bought a 2012 lincoln MKZ in june and now in oct I am planning on trading it in.The car doesnt hold the road at speeds over 40MPH.The car sways and bounces which makes the car feel very unstable on the road.The car always feels like its going to hydroplane even on dry asphalt if the speed is over 60 MPH.The rides like you are on a water bed,which is not just unsettling but very unsafe.I have taken the car to sev mechanics who cant find anything wrong however they too experienced this car to feel very unstable on the highway.The lincoln was to have great road safety however this model is anything but.
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Smooth&Quiet
I prefer awd over fwd for wet traction
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- Base SedanMSRP: $6,99553 mi away
- Base SedanMSRP: $9,99593 mi away
- Hybrid SedanMSRP: $6,988279 mi away
A lot to pay for a nameplate
Ford needs to get serious about the luxury car game. I had a 2011 Ford Fusion Sport AWD that cost $32k. It was essentially the same car as my $39K, 2012 Lincoln MKZ and it had more features. The only features I gained were; a little quieter ride, a softer suspension, and heated outside mirrors. The features I lost were; Blind Spot Information System, Rear view camera, effects lighting, and alloy wheels. You would think that $7000 would buy you more than a Lincoln emblem!
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My MKZ has had very reasonable service costs and efficient to operate.
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Price varies greatly when purchasing
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