Used Lincoln MKZ Black Label for Sale

I had driven a rental 2015 Ford Fusion, which is the underlying base for the Lincoln MKZ, and I was impressed. So when it came time to lease a new car I thought the MKZ, even in its lower-level trim without the extra bells and whistles would be an impressive upgrade. It definitely delivers in this respect when it comes to the style and body. It is very sleek and stylish and looks futuristic. Matthew McConaughey made it look cool in the commercials. The interior is slightly upgraded but I came to find there is literally nothing different about the infotainment system nor for that matter the way the cabin is styled with plastic (along with leather seats and a few leather outfitted spots...It felt just like the Fusion. Very little separation between the two. It took me awhile driving the car a few months, but when I had to rent a car again months later I chose another Fusion and then I knew, there isn't much difference. The powertrain and stereos are about the same. Very smooth, luxurious ride though, and very attractive overall. But not worth the extra money. If you want a true, Benz-like differentiation between the MKZ and the Fusion, you have to spend about $50k for the fully outfitted Black Label trim. Otherwise don't bother with an entry-level MKZ unless you love the style and looking good in it. With some tint and an upgraded stereo, it would be cool. But just save your money and buy a Fusion...It's the same car.