The revised model that debuted at the Los Angeles Auto Show upgrades power; performance, styling and refinement with new turbo engine choices, a new eight-speed transmission and with a new look.
The Lincoln MKX is the aspirational derivative of the Ford Edge, both of which rolled off the Ford of Canada’s Oakville assembly line, beginning with the 2007 model year.
“I’ve been driving a Lincoln since long before anyone paid me to drive one . . . I didn’t do it to be cool . . . I didn’t do it to make a statement . . . I just liked it.”
The 2016 Lincoln MKX is the latest evolution of design language in a mid-size premium crossover.
Customers of the Lincoln MKX, for example, cite overall quality as their No. 1 purchase reason for the medium crossover.
Ford’s new CEO, Mark Fields, has a dream: to see the Lincoln brand rise again and become a worthy rival to Cadillac, Mercedes-Benz and Lexus.
Just as the new MKZ sedan shares its architecture with the Ford Fusion, the new MKX crossover SUV is an under-the-skin twin of the new Ford Edge. The roomy cabin features a 60/40-split second row that
