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Location: Fort Collins, CO Lincoln MKX Base in Fort Collins, CO
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31.6 mi away
Stock# 262341732
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$16,500*

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Stevinson Lexus of Frederick - Frederick / Colorado

Located 31.6 miles away from Fort Collins, CO

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3.9
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for the 2011 Lincoln MKX
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My Touch Sucks
mkoops
written on 10-26-2011
The car is OK, the lincoln my touch is gonna make you hate it. If you get in the car and drive to the store, the car works great. If you want to do something like listen to the radio, be prepared to get angry. It does things like reboot leaving the volume loud and on an AM station for 2 or 3 minutes while it does it. The navigation is too hard and slow to use. It will take about 5 full minutes to get a restaurant detestation into it. The data base is WAY out of date. My Touch is awful.
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SYNC my ride
JRboca
written on 11-14-2010
Only had a few weeks! Gotta love the electronics inside this car. Got just the basic car which was loaded but no nav. Not sure why you'd want nav since they give you turn-by-turn nav free for three years. The Sync system is better than ever (I had an 08 MKX) I've found I'm a much safter drive with Sync. Love the MyTouch system. Initial commuting mileage is about 22 so I'll take it.
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Great car with terrible software
kazolar
written on 09-08-2011
How can Ford release a car without actually driving it. It seems to me that you drive the car you notice that the in dash system plain doesn't work. I've seen tons of ads pimping all the great techy aspects of the Sync system -- they must be using a different system in some test bed, because on real cars its an exercise in futility and frustration. Talking to it is like talking to a developmentally challenged child -- so when it gets something right my wife and I hi-five. Indexing music is like having a root-canal. GPS cuts out loose track of you on an empty road with clear skies and no trees. Too many irritating popups. Not recommended!!!
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Unreliable, expensive, poor ride quality.
FrankC
written on 05-22-2017
People should know that the MKX is not a good car. This is not my first Lincoln. I had a 90 Town Car that I drove a quarter million miles before trading it to the dealer for a Navigator that I drove for 385,000 miles. I still own my 1998 Mark VIII and that car is incredibly reliable. Not incredibly reliable for a 20 year old car, but just plain reliable; it's as good as a new car, and far better than the MKX. The MKX has problems that are well-known with the touch screen. The software is poor. The hardware is unreliable, though ford extended the warranty for the FCP. But it's not just the navigation and entertainment system that's awful. I had an oil pressure problem that cost $500 to fix. The PTU went bad, which costs $2,200 to replace. There are articles on all of the Edge/MKX forums about people having problems with PTUs that fail anywhere from 50,0000 to 80,000. The panoramic sunroof sticks. The dealer says that it's normal but there have been times that I've had to pull it closed while holding the close button. I just don't use that expensive option anymore. I've been seeing a lot of people complaining about water pump problems. In ford's genius, they put the water pump BEHIND the timing chain cover so that when the seals fail, the coolant goes straight into the oil pan, displaces the engine oil, and destroys the engine. If you get lucky and look very carefully at a small hole near the alternator, you may see the start of coolant weeping and have the water pump replaces ($2,300) before it fails. Or, like most people, not see any signs of problems until the pump fails. New engine $7,000. Google is your friend, look for yourself and see how many people are having problems. The problem with these issues is that the PTU is used on all the all wheel drive fords, the water pump is in the same place on all of ford's V6 engines. The scope of the problem is massive. Just buy something else.
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My Sync
fman47
written on 07-04-2011
I would have rated this car a lot better but I am totally disgusted with the "My Sync". In plain terms, it is a piece of crap! I been back to the dealer 3 times and since I have been I still having reliability problems such as bluetooth drops out by itself - 4 times Navigation system - SD Failure 3 times Response of system slow - almost always voice activated calls; 20 -30 seconds before it dials the phone -15 times voice activation in consistent in understanding the request.
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consumers review the Lincoln MKX

Read recent reviews for the Lincoln MKX

3.9
Overall Consumer Review Rating
for the 2011 Lincoln MKX
5
4
3
2
1
My Touch Sucks
By mkoops written on 10-26-2011
The car is OK, the lincoln my touch is gonna make you hate it. If you get in the car and drive to the store, the car works great. If you want to do something like listen to the radio, be prepared to get angry. It does things like reboot leaving the volume loud and on an AM station for 2 or 3 minutes while it does it. The navigation is too hard and slow to use. It will take about 5 full minutes to get a restaurant detestation into it. The data base is WAY out of date. My Touch is awful.
SYNC my ride
By JRboca written on 11-14-2010
Only had a few weeks! Gotta love the electronics inside this car. Got just the basic car which was loaded but no nav. Not sure why you'd want nav since they give you turn-by-turn nav free for three years. The Sync system is better than ever (I had an 08 MKX) I've found I'm a much safter drive with Sync. Love the MyTouch system. Initial commuting mileage is about 22 so I'll take it.
Great car with terrible software
By kazolar written on 09-08-2011
How can Ford release a car without actually driving it. It seems to me that you drive the car you notice that the in dash system plain doesn't work. I've seen tons of ads pimping all the great techy aspects of the Sync system -- they must be using a different system in some test bed, because on real cars its an exercise in futility and frustration. Talking to it is like talking to a developmentally challenged child -- so when it gets something right my wife and I hi-five. Indexing music is like having a root-canal. GPS cuts out loose track of you on an empty road with clear skies and no trees. Too many irritating popups. Not recommended!!!
Unreliable, expensive, poor ride quality.
By FrankC written on 05-22-2017
People should know that the MKX is not a good car. This is not my first Lincoln. I had a 90 Town Car that I drove a quarter million miles before trading it to the dealer for a Navigator that I drove for 385,000 miles. I still own my 1998 Mark VIII and that car is incredibly reliable. Not incredibly reliable for a 20 year old car, but just plain reliable; it's as good as a new car, and far better than the MKX. The MKX has problems that are well-known with the touch screen. The software is poor. The hardware is unreliable, though ford extended the warranty for the FCP. But it's not just the navigation and entertainment system that's awful. I had an oil pressure problem that cost $500 to fix. The PTU went bad, which costs $2,200 to replace. There are articles on all of the Edge/MKX forums about people having problems with PTUs that fail anywhere from 50,0000 to 80,000. The panoramic sunroof sticks. The dealer says that it's normal but there have been times that I've had to pull it closed while holding the close button. I just don't use that expensive option anymore. I've been seeing a lot of people complaining about water pump problems. In ford's genius, they put the water pump BEHIND the timing chain cover so that when the seals fail, the coolant goes straight into the oil pan, displaces the engine oil, and destroys the engine. If you get lucky and look very carefully at a small hole near the alternator, you may see the start of coolant weeping and have the water pump replaces ($2,300) before it fails. Or, like most people, not see any signs of problems until the pump fails. New engine $7,000. Google is your friend, look for yourself and see how many people are having problems. The problem with these issues is that the PTU is used on all the all wheel drive fords, the water pump is in the same place on all of ford's V6 engines. The scope of the problem is massive. Just buy something else.
My Sync
By fman47 written on 07-04-2011
I would have rated this car a lot better but I am totally disgusted with the "My Sync". In plain terms, it is a piece of crap! I been back to the dealer 3 times and since I have been I still having reliability problems such as bluetooth drops out by itself - 4 times Navigation system - SD Failure 3 times Response of system slow - almost always voice activated calls; 20 -30 seconds before it dials the phone -15 times voice activation in consistent in understanding the request.

Buying a used 2011 Lincoln MKX in Fort Collins, CO

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Options and features available on used 2011 Lincoln MKX's available near Fort Collins typically include:

Features: 3500lb Towing Capacity , AWD/4WD , Alarm , Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel , Auto Climate Control , Aux Audio Inputs , Bluetooth , Cooled Seats , Fold Flat Rear Seats , Heated seats , Leather Seats , Multi-Zone Climate Control , Parking sensors , Post-collision safety system , Power Driver Seat , Power Liftgate/Trunk , Rear Bench Seats , Remote Start , Stability Control , Tire Pressure Warning , Trip Computer , USB Inputs .

Engine/Mechanics: 6 cylinder .

Fuel Type: regular unleaded .

Drivetrain: all wheel drive .

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