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| $2,122 below market2013 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid
96,519 miles4 miles awayNo accidentsHome delivery* - Price Drop
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| $688 below market2018 Lincoln MKZ Premiere
12,812 miles5 miles awayNo accidentsHome delivery* - $25,400| $592 below market
2018 Lincoln MKZ Reserve
22,511 miles5 miles awayNo accidentsHome delivery* - New Listing
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Consumer Reviews for the Lincoln MKZ
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Paul,07/13/2017
Great value in the MKZ. It's a perfect size sedan that's very comfortable. Others in his price range are noticeably smalller. The 2.0 turbo 4 has plenty of power for normal driving. Unlike other turbo 4's that I've driven this engine has power from a dead stop. Very little turbo lag. Although the 400 HP V6 was tempting, I decided to stick with the 4 because I was concerned about how bad the mileage would be in N.Y. stop and go traffic. I was also on the fence about the AWD but I have to admit it's nice to have zero wheel spin when pulling away from a dead stop in the rain. If your more interested in 0-60 times or how many G's the car pulls on a skid pad then this car probably isn't for you. As a former muscle car guy acceleration was once very important to me. 30 years later however it's now all about comfort for me. If you read the reviews the MKZ gets a lot of criticism because it shares the platform with the Ford Fusion (Which also happens to be a great car). My view on this is who cares. I never see the same criticism about Honda parts in Acura's or VW parts in Audi's. No regrets at all. Very happy with our choice. Fantastic looking car that stands out from the crowd. Worth taking a look at even if you never thought about a Lincoln.
Here's my update. It's been a little over a year and we still love our MKZ. We've only been back to the dealer one time for the first oil change. No issues at all. This car really doesn't get a fair shake from the reviewers. Great value for the money. Every other car in this price range is substantially smaller. I don't however think a loaded or black label edition of this car is worth the money. We got every option that we wanted and still kept it well under 40K. A black label edition can run close to 60K. Otherwise I would strongly recommend taking a look at the MKZ.
Here's another update. Weve owned the car over a year and a half and have about 12k on the odometer. Still don't understand why this car gets terrible reviews. No problems at all. Great value for the money. No regrets at all.
Well here’s another update. Nothing has changed. With over 16,000 miles now on the odometer no trouble at all and still love the car.
Another update. It’s been almost 4 years since we purchased the MKZ. We now have about 25K on the odometer. One problem to report. Passenger side front axle developed a noise. Replaced under warranty at no charge. Problem solved. Still love the car. Mileage has gone up since we no longer live in a area with ridiculous traffic. Now getting close to 20 mpg city and around 28-29 on the highway cruising at 70 mph.
Jan 2021 - Nothing has changed. Still like our MKZ
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