2010 Lincoln MKZ consumer reviews

Absolutely amazing car! I am a first time car buyer and have no purchase regret at all. I purchased a 2010 with 10000 miles fully loaded and saved about 15K on it. Handling is amazing and the HP is everything that it lives up too. It was a little tricky getting my IPhone to work and learning the voice commands. Otherwise amazing! Sometimes the acceleration stalls alittle but it is worth it.

This my 2nd MKZ. My first was the all wheel drive version(2006). The handeling was excellent. Going around a country road with a lot of curves you feel like your in a very nice sports car. My second MKZ has the tech. package this a must. This includes a voice activated nav., blu-tooth and hard disk capabilities wow! Its about 8 to 10,000 less the a entry class E350 Mercedes. Lincoln has really stepped up their game with the styling, but needs to give it more power. At least the power of the SHO(taurus)as a option with 300 hp being the min. with this class of car.

The MKZ is much more than a gussied up Fusion, even a loaded Fusion Sport which is supposed to be it equal. The leather interior, cooled seats, homelink, 11 speaker radio, etc are items not even available on a fusion at any price. Speaking of price, don't let the suggested retail sway your purchase. I bought my MKZ for almost 7K off sticker bringing it to the price of a "loaded" fusion SEL. With the new SYNC features such as driving directions, why spend the extra $1700 for a GPS which is seldom used anyways. The base MKZ has about any feature you would really want (or need).

Everyone that sees the car looks twice. The seats are comfortable, the cooled seats are working in a very few minutes, as are the warmers. Car is a lot quieter than the last few cars I've owned. Backup warning system is too sensitive, goes off when I back out of the driveway, and the difference in the slant of the car and the road causes the "beep" Fit and finish are excellent. Milage is in the high 20's when I hold the speed below 70 mph. ( 29+ when below 65) and it's an all wheel drive. And that's in Montana, where there are lots of hills and mountains!