Lincoln MKC 2015

We’re currently car-less, so have been testing out numerous models as a result. Our latest one was very hard to return.

As Lincoln moves further into the luxury market we’ve see some upscale features in new models such as the Lincoln MKC that we recently took for a spin. This model has a sophisticated look, performs well, has lots of cabin space and some cool new technology, all for a less than similar models from other manufacturers. We felt quite posh stepping in and out of the MKC!

Lincoln MKC 2015 interior

Opening the car with the remote and getting seated in the driver’s seat, I found push buttons instead of a shift lever to activate the car and a nice big screen to control the entertainment, heating and navigation; the MKC feels luxurious inside and out. Under the hood you’ll find a 2.0-liter EcoBoost Engine, with 240 horsepower and 270 pound-feet of torque or a can upgrade to the 2.3-liter EcoBoost turbocharged four-cylinder engine, with 285 horsepower and 305 pound-feet of torque; the later means you  can go from zero to sixty in seven seconds.  All-Wheel Drive is standard and steering precise. The car handles with a nice sense of control and is also super quiet inside as Lincoln employs Active Noise Control technology.

In all models you’ll find a heated driver’s and passenger’s seats; the MyLincoln Touch system, two USB ports (great for charging both our phones), an SD card reader, keyless entry and push-button star, cruise control, remote start, HID headlamps, reverse sensors, heated mirrors, and more. When a car is in your way if you were to change lanes, a little light lights up on the rear view mirrors to alert you to remain in your lane until it passes. There’s also parallel parking assist and a camera for when you back up as well as the loud beeping in case you are about to back into something. Good for me as I am often in a tight spot.

This was a vehicle we did not want to return, but when we had to, were pleased with the mileage, meaning less money out of pocket for gas. Prices vary, but start around $35,000. Build your Lincoln MKC here.