2012 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid consumer reviews

I needed a good vehicle to commute back and forth to work and I have a 2008 Fusion that met those needs. This vehicle popped up in my auto search and I was able to find a 2012 Hybrid with only 60,000 miles! I raced to the dealership and made the purchase on the spot. I look forward to making memories with this vehicle and styling while I do so!

I always had Japanese cars, but switched to a Mercury Milan from a Camry in 2010. Then, I upgraded to the MKZ Hybrid in 2016 (purchased used). The Milan and the MKZ are very similar cars, both based on the old Fusion body. I recently have been looking to get a new car, for no good reason (except maybe to switch to a hatchback for more storage), but honestly I can't find a reason to trade it. It's incredibly comfortable, very quiet, gets fantastic mileage, and has been really, really reliable. I took it in for it's 100K service (to the dealer, no less) and they said all it needed was an oil change and maybe replace the filters for the seat a/c ducts (didn't even know there were such things). More reliable than the Camry, even, and that is saying something. I can drive a whole day without any back issues, and the car purrs quietly. My only complaint is what other people think when I pull up in a Lincoln :-). They seem to think it makes me older. But the laughs on them, because apparently this car ages REALLY slowly.

I bought the car in December of 2014 with 40k miles on and now I have 148k 5.5 years later. The cars looks caught my eye and all of the options and MPG really made me want to test drive it. Test drove it once and came back when I had time to do the paper work. I take good car of the car with oil changes every 7.5k and I can honestly say I have not had one mechanical issue. That is still so shocking to say compared to my Jeep Grand Cherokee I had prior... (bad memories). I've been lucky to have a car that has saved me a ton of gas money over the years and been maintenance free other than oil, filters, etc. It really goes a long way and I've received numerous compliments on it even today! I look forward to seeing Lincoln continue to make this car and hope to continue to have an affordable daily driver always.

All around great car ... amazing fuel economy Rides like a dream , very comfortable on long trips Great car for the money , excellent sound system aswell

It is my second Lincoln. Being a hybrid it gets very good gas mileage like 40mpg in the summer less in the winter because the gas engine has to run more to heat the interior. Rides very smooth,is very quite,good sound system and comfortable seating for four.One thing you have to get used to when it starts there is no sound because it starts on battery mode.

This car was a fantastic car, I bought it for business trips. As my trips ended I kept the car for personal use and loved it. I never once had an issue with the car, and the only maintenance I had was changing the oil. Gas mileage was fantastic and it was extremely comfortable even on long trips.

Very nice car with pleasing interior & exterior color. Rides & drives very smoothly. Marvelous sound system. Fantastic gas mileage. Runs very quiet without road noise. Practically new tires.

Rides nice, great gas mileage. I love the air conditioned seats. Heats up really fast in winter. Sound system is ok. Has ok acceleration for a hybrid.

I have driven this car longer than any other car I have ever owned. I really can say nothing negative about it. It rides and drives very well and has plenty of room for 4/5 adults. It has plenty of trunk space too.

Pleasantly surprised to find it had blind spot monitoring and cross-traffic alert. Purchased with 100K plus miles, so seats are a bit worn. Put about 500 miles on it so far and engine is great. At freeway speed getting 35-36 mpg, close to EPA estimates. In-city mpg really shines; I've gotten max of 49.7 mpg once, and usually get about 43 mpg. Ride could be better. Headroom a bit tight. Overall, think I hit a home run on this one.