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Optional blind spot warning system with backup camera
What We Like
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V-6 power
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Smooth transmission
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Steering feel and response
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Quiet cabin
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Highway poise
What We Don't
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Sport suspension's overly firm ride
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Limited headroom
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AWD's gas-mileage penalty
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Low-grade parking-brake handle
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Roughly finished sunglasses holder
Lincoln's MKZ was updated for 2010 with a vastly changed interior, new front-end styling and a revised drivetrain. For 2011, the big news is the addition of the MKZ Hybrid. Related to the Ford Fusion and Mercury Milan, the MKZ competes with entry-level luxury cars like the Cadillac CTS and Lexus ES 350. Front-wheel drive is standard, with all-wheel drive optional. Read More
2 Available MKZ Trims
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