Lincoln for Sale in Kansas City, KS

Very comfortable and roomy. Good looking vehicle that has been great since the day I bought it. Has great pick up and has not needed any repairs since I bought it.

This car has ran good I've owned it for a year any time I've had a problem with it the dealership was more than happy to come pick the car up from me and fix it You need the oil change they pick it up they change the oil they are great people at the dealership

What a wonderful car! It rides so beautifully and I am really enjoying all the bells and whistles there are on this car. My ride to and from work is a treat when sitting in this gorgeous interior. And the sound system...wow! I am more than pleased!

It was overall an excellent car. I didn't like the slide bar controls for the radio and a/c and heat. The car was an excellent choice for my travels but I needed more storage room for last years Christmas presents.

This tank is great. The only Negative is MPG, but the luxury of having a vehicle this size has many advantages. Fits 7 People comfortably, even in the third row. Plenty of leg room.

Unbelievable features, legroom, comfort, and drivability. A match for most any foreign luxury car available. The seats are amazing. The car is incredibly quiet. The fuel economy is great for a car this size. I love this car.

Loved it spacious awesome lots of room comfort fast I would like to get one for my son someday hopefully they’ll still be around would like another one

I had test drive a Lexus when I test drive at Lincoln MKC it was just a comfortability when I was driving it it feel like me I knew then I wasn't going to stop until I got me a Lincoln MKC I'm very happy please grateful and humbled to God he made it possible.

I have owned 3 MKT's and they are great vehicles that give a ride and comfort that is hard to find. If you haven't driven an MKT it's something you will enjoy.

Like a dream come true. Has e everything I was looking for in a luxury car and more. I had owned a Lincoln Town Car in the past and knew someday I would own another Lincoln. Have been buying nothing but Ford products for 30 years and see no reason to change.

great car to drive my wife loves it,,Happy wife happy life its just great looking , plenty of room for all we need to carry

I've owned a dozen new cars since 1963, and this is the best yet. My wife has debilitating back problems, so one of the reasons we purchased this specific model is that the comfortable seats allow her to continue to travel in our retirement years. As an olde Navy pilot, I like the handling.

Wonderful to drive for an old lady who could feel all the bumps on the road except for a MKX ride. My son is on SPORTS heaven when he drives on S.

Luxury at its finest. Best value for the money. AWD is awesome. Heated and cooled seats really do what they're supposed to do. Blind spot indicator and cross traffic warning are great. Auto closing deck lid is cool and saves time.

Many issues-Some issues known as common to the model but Lincoln won't take responsibility. Drivers door latch faulty, shifting into park (car doesn't recognize and accessory power stays on), squealing noise under hood -8 times to dealer not resolved, rear lift gate latch randomly does not engage, dash and hood are so high that sight is limited for parking. Ride is comfortable and Backseat ride & cargo space are good for a SUV.

It's not what I expected. The extras are a lot less. No heated steering wheel, no massage seats but I ended up paying more for less.

I had been looking for a nice used Lincoln for some time. I had been looking for a MKZ, but feel it was not different enough from my 2014 Fusion. I had looked at a 2013 MKS and for the most part I liked it. Then I came across a 2009 and I preferred the string of the grill and taillights more. I found a few that were okay, but did not care for them in white. Recently I found a 2009 MKS with only 48000 miles on it and the color is Cinnamon. I really liked the color and bought it for less the 8k. So far the car exceeds my expectations. I like the way the car handles, the ride is comfortable and the stereo is in a class by itself. The only thing I find puzzling is what were they thinking when they designed the cup holders, they are not useable for the driver and passenger at the same time. But overall a great car.

Very nice SUV. The LINCOLN MKX has met all our needs. Plenty of interior seating room as well as cargo space. Decent fuel mileage & power.

My last Lincoln was a 2002 LS V8. I skipped the first generation Zephyr/MKZ because of poor build quality and terrible reviews. Instead, I traded the LS for the 2008 Acura TL. After 165K on the clock of that car, it was time to look for a new ride, and a friend of mine gave me his MKZ to drive for a week. What a difference a generation makes. The CD4 platform the MKZ shares with the Fusion makes this a wonderfully sure-footed car on the "twisties" and a very comfortable cruiser on the interstate. I have the FWD 2.0T and was surprised that torque steer under full throttle wasn't at all as pronounced as it was in the Acura. Despite having only 4 cylinders, the car does hustle - thank the 275 lb/ft of torque for quick launches and more than enough "umph" for passing and merging. Just don't expect the tire burn-out performance of Mustang GT (been there, done that, and over it!). The car will competently cruise the interstate at above posted speed limits if asked - and it will do it quietly and little fuss. One note, you'll experience a noticeable dip in performance and fuel economy if you use 87 Octane fuel - the advertised horsepower, torque, and fuel economy numbers are achieved with premium (93 Octane) fuel. I have the Reserve trim and Technology Package with sunroof. Build quality is impressive, controls are easy to use, and the Ruby Red exterior with 19" wheels makes this a very handsome car to look at. The Cappucino interior leather chairs are wonderfully comfortable, and the cheap plastic that appeared in the first generation Zephyr/MKZ's and up until 2013 have all but disappeared. This really is a satisfying car and a reason not to spend $65K for a Caddy, a Lexus, or the Germans - it's a true value proposition. It's too bad that Ford has decided to quit the sedan business after 2020. This is really a wonderful car.