This is hands down the best car I've ever owned. At nearly 100K miles, it is still the essence of luxury. There are no rattles(I live on a bumpy road so that's amazing!), the interior trim has held up and still looks new. The Sync system is so helpful that I can never live without it. I love all the little extras - the Dolby sound, The USB port in the console, the back seat heaters as well as the front heater and cooler seats, and the dual temp control. I love the seat memory buttons 1 and 2. When the valet messes up my seat, I put it back at the touch of a button! I love the rain sensitive front glass so my wiper speed is automatically adjusted. I love the wood grain in the interior. It actually feels more expensive than it was! The performance has never failed. At 100K miles, normally I'm car shopping but I'm still very trusting in this vehicle as it has truly stood the test of time. I'm never afraid of breaking down. I get compliments still on people telling me how pretty my car is and they think its brand new. I would highly recommend this car to anyone seeking a high performance luxury vehicle! If I had to say anything negative, the only thing I find aggravating is the placement of the rear screen button. I use the cubby for my phone and it falls and hits that button. The only other negative I can think of is the cup holders. They will not accommodate 3 extra large drinks.

Ok! for starters this SUV in my opinion is a show stopper. It turns heads seriously! The touch screen navigation and radio controls are superb, I mean I can control my seat with just a tap of the screen. When you drive down the street its like you are driving in a bubble wrap, you can barely hear the engine accelerating. Speaking of accelerating the Lincoln MKZ sport from the factory is supposed to top out at 133mph but the governor is set for 118 (don't ask me how I found that out). The acceleration is smooth and without gear jerk. All in all I have very little to comment in the negatives section of this review. The Lincoln MKZ sport is truly one of a kind.

2015 MKS is just as good or better in ride and quality. The seats are actually more comfortable than the Town Car. We haven't taken a long trip yet but the adaptive cruise control is a very impressive feature when approaching slower cars in front of you. Their is plenty of power when passing with the 3.7 engine. Some individuals find the SYNC with My Lincoln Touch difficult to use, but once you get the basics down, it's rather easy to use including navigation. So far we are very impressed with this vehicle and look forward to trips this coming year. you get a six-year subscription to Sirius/XM traffic data and Travel Link services versus a mere six-month subscription last year. All MKS sedans also have a slightly restyled trunk lid to facilitate easier operation of its release button. Otherwise, the MKS is unchanged.