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My & Your Ideal Lincoln Lineup 2.0
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One of the most fun and potential-filled lineups to play with I think, here's Lincoln!
MKZ $35,900-$53,000
Platform: CD3
Engine: 325 HP 3.7L, 400 HP EcoBoost 3.7L, 2.5L/Electric Hybrid
The concept MKZ pretty much as-is. Very well equipped with tremendous quality. Optional AWD, S model, which gets the 3.7L EcoBoost standard, receives standard AWD. Non-S model with the EcoBoost engine also receives AWD standard. Select the optional AAS - for Automatically Adjusting Suspension - will let the car read the road more than 4,000 times a second to offer flat handling and a very comfortable ride.
MKS $51,995-$82,450
Platform: Tiger
Engine: 325 HP 3.7L, 400 HP EcoBoost 3.7L, 470 HP 5.2L Regency V8, 3.7L/electric hybrid
In the second generation, it switches to rear-drive, an all-new full-size rear-drive platform called the Tiger, and takes on the MKR design inside and out. Loaded up with features, this car takes on the best Europe has to offer, with the S version available in both EcoBoost and V8 form with a sport-oriented tuning of the steering, transmission, and suspension. More heavily-bolstered seats, summer tires, and slightly more aggressive ground-effects help round out the sportier intent of the S-model. Enjoy features including the AAS automatically adjusting suspension, eight-speed transmission, and heated/cooled/massaging leather seats throughout. The 5.2L V8 is a Lincoln-specific engine. Standard AWD.
MKR $95,998-$143,250
Platform: Omega/LWB Omega
Engine: 400 HP EcoBoost 3.7L, 470 HP 5.2L Regency V8, 560 HP EcoBoost 5.2L Regency V8, 3.7L EcoBoost/electric hybrid
Based on the all-new RWD/AWD Omega platform specifically for the MKR. The MKR takes Lincolns design language to a new level. Essentially replacing the Town Car as the top-rung Lincoln luxury sedan, the MKR kicks in with 122.5" of wheelbase on the standard model, while the L version rings in at a whopping 128". This luxury sedan offers apologetically classic Lincoln/American design, one that stands out and replaces the Mercedes as the show-off car valets favor parking at the front. Loaded up with goodies and power, this sedan offers four ultra-comfortable seats with room to spread out. Kick back with power reclining rear seats while your legs stretch out with the power legrests. All seats are heated, cooled, and massaging. The MyLincoln system in the MKR doubles as a 4G wifi hotspot, while television can be streamed in. Movies and music can be saved to enjoy in the 500 gig built-in hard drive. MultiDisplay allows the driver to view the navigation and other driver-centric information, while the front passenger can enjoy the entertainment of a DVD. And so much more! Standard AWD.
Continental $285,998 +
Platform: L1
Engine: 560 HP EcoBoost 5.2L Regency V8, 680 HP EcoBoost 6.0L Regency V8 3.7L EcoBoost/electric hybrid
This massive luxury vehicle is offered in four-seat sedan, coupe, and convertible that will target the likes of Rolls Royce and Bentley and giving Lincoln a true halo vehicle to help set the standard of Lincoln luxury.
MKX $44,995-$67,495
Platform: CD3
Engine: 325 HP 3.7L, 400 HP EcoBoost 3.7L, 2.5L/Electric Hybrid
The MKX receives a major make-over, heavily differentiating itself in style from its lesser Ford sibling. And loaded with standard AWD, powerful V6's, a hybrid, top-notch interior quality, and plenty of features, there's no doubt about it - this Lincoln helps set the tone for its segment with adjustable suspension, heated/cooled seats in all rows, and an eight-speed transmission. Targets Q5 with joy. Standard AWD.
MKT $51,495-$78,995
Platform: LWB D3
Engine: 325 HP 3.7L, 400 HP EcoBoost 3.7L, 470 HP 5.2L Regency V8, 3.7L/electric hybrid
With its MCE, its exterior gets more Lincoln graceful and stretched slightly. The interior, meanwhile, gets a complete rework as it shoots to the front of the class in quality and material. While more expensive than its direct competitors, it offers higher quality and more features, both standard and optional. Enjoy features including the AAS automatically adjusting suspension, eight-speed transmission, and heated/cooled/massaging leather seats throughout. Targets the likes of the Q7 with ease. Standard AWD.
Navigator $77,495-$98,995
Platform: T2
Engine: 470 HP 5.2L, 5.2L Regency V8/electric hybrid
The Navigator gets a complete rework inside and out, receiving truly Lincoln design and quality and being heavily differentiated from the Ford version in design, features, ride, and engine. Based on the all-new T2 full-size truck & SUV platform. Graceful yet bold, this newly revitalized luxury SUV has the Escalade and other full-size luxury SUV's squarely in its target. And when you have such features as standard continually adjusting suspension, auto-leveling headlights, radar-based cruise, and MyLincoln infotainment center, while 470 horsepower does the hard work, you have the basis for a top-notch competitor. Standard four-wheel-drive.