Used 2018 Lincoln MKZ Consumer Reviews
MKZ
The 4 cylinder needs twenty more horsepower. Purchase the six cylinder if you can. Transmission is smoother than I expected. Love the style of the vehicle. The seats are very comfortable but the car is kind of narrow from left to right on leg room. Overall I’m very happy with the car.
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Loncoln17
The car is amazing great drive love all things about the model
- Black Label SedanMSRP: $22,99590 mi away
- Reserve SedanMSRP: $12,99086 mi away
- Hybrid Premiere SedanMSRP: $17,7801 mi away
Poor leather quality
ask about leather seat issues, whole in drivers seat turned up and they are shifting blame to us. Bullcrap!!
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I was Prepared To Be Amazed But I Was Bamboozled
To be fair, I was comparing this to the Mercedes E350, Cadillac CTS4, Audi A6 and a BMW 5 series. In my subjective testing of 15-30 minute test drives, each of these cars led or tied a category...The Lincoln was never a serious contender in any category. Cheap interior materials. A $1000+ top-of-the-line sound system that you swear is old fashioned boomboxes stuffed into the door panels. Significant squat upon moderate braking. Confidence un-inspiring body roll in curves. Over-boosted steering. At least they finally got the exterior styling correct as the new grill is beautiful. Significant road noise, could be the tires. I so wanted to like this car, and kept telling myself it stickered $15-$25,000 less than the others, but even at that price point I wouldn't pull the trigger as there are many other options in that price range that offer an engaging driving experience.
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MKZ
Great Value
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