Lincoln MKX Priced Under $35,000
Wednesday we got word on the Ford Edge crossover SUV’s prices. Today, its upscale twin drops the veil around its MSRP. The front-wheel-drive Lincoln MKX will start at $34,120, while the all-wheel-drive model will start at $35,770. Destination and delivery is an additional $675.
The Lincoln model is roughly $10,000 more than the Edge and lands squarely in a luxury segment with the Lexus RX 350 ($37,400), Acura RDX ($32,995), Infiniti FX35 ($37,800) and BMW X3 ($38,000). That’s some tough competition for Lincoln, and we’re not sure the few thousand dollars price difference compared to most of these models will sway luxury SUV shoppers when the MKX goes on sale in November.
The MKX comes standard with a 265 hp V-6 engine, 18-inch wheels, dual-zone automatic temperature control, stability control, rollover mitigation, front and rear side curtain airbags and a tire pressure monitoring system. For available option packages, click below.
Lincoln MKX Options
Ultimate Package includes:
- Adaptive headlamps
- 10-way power driver and front passenger seats, including power lumbar support
- Heated and cooled front seats
- Driver memory seats and mirrors
- 18-inch, eight-spoke, chrome-clad aluminum wheels
- Power liftgate
- Reverse Sensing System
- Homelink
- EasyFold second-row remote seat release
- Easy entry driver’s seat and driver’s side electrochromatic exterior mirror
Elite Package* includes:
- Panoramic sunroof with dual power sunshades
- DVD-based navigation system with 6.5-inch screen and text-to-speech technology in English, Spanish or French
- THX II-certified audio system with 14 speakers and 600 watts of power
- Sirius Satellite Radio with six-month subscription
* Each feature in this package is also available as a standalone option.
Additional standalone options include:
- Rear-seat DVD entertainment system
- Class II trailer tow
- Heated rear seats
