Used Lincoln MKZ for Sale

Most of the time Lincoln’s are looked at as strictly luxury cars. When I was growing up, year after year, that is what my grandmother would buy or lease. However, the Lincoln MKZ is not the same type of car my grandmother had. It’s still a luxury car, but it’s almost a sports car first then the luxury car. Previous years of MKZ looked like a Ford Fusion twin, but the 2015 was all original. The smooth and sleek styling, along with small touches like the LED lighting and swooping roof line, makes the car very appealing and eye catching. Along with the attractive looks of the MKZ, you can still get a responsible fuel economy. The V6 all wheel drive model will maintain 21 mpg combined. Compared to other vehicles of same type of concept that is much better. Possibly the coolest part of the vehicle is the MyKey system that allows you to set vehicle speed and radio volume for kids or other drivers. I don’t have kids so I’d mess with my wife and set it up for her. It’s a really smart and creative feature.

I previously owned a 2000 Lincoln MKZ LS V6 Sedan. I was very happy with the vehicle. It was very comfortable. It was also very attractive. I was able to seat 5 people comfortably. The car got around 19 miles to the gallon. The vehicle had 4 nicely sized doors that were roomy enough to allow most people to fit easily into the vehicle. The 3.0 Liter, V6 engine allowed the car to have nice pick up and was speedy on the highway. Despite the fact that the vehicle was somewhat larger than others, it still had good maneuverability, It had a responsive automatic transmission. This vehicle was also made in the United States. The climate controls and radio were easy to access. During the time I owned the vehicle, I did not have any unexpected maintenance issues. I did my regular oil changes, replaced the tires, and brakes, and some other minor things. I liked the vehicle very much.

For a sedan the car is okay. I would not purchase this car again however. I prefer to drive SUVs but decided to be a little more economical and buy a sedan instead so that the cost of gas would be less. I am neither satisfied nor unsatisfied with the car. I wasn't wowed by this car. I felt almost as if it were just a temporary fix and I was just using the car until I found an SUV that I wanted. I did have a few problems that required me to see a mechanic to fix and I wasn't too happy with that. I had the car for a short time so it should not have been necessary to do more than just typical maintenance on the car.