These details include the new twin LED DRL accents in front, a multi-lens HID low and highbeam design, and a full-width LED lightbar in back.
The MKX with these modern traits now rounds out the Lincoln brand’s crossover offering very, very nicely. The MKC starts from about $33,000, so we’d ballpark the MKX to bring pricing from about $41,000 upward. The MKT with its three rows of seats is priced in the $45,000 range, while the Navigator starts at $62,000. We expect the new luxury design and tech of the MKX to make its way onto a LWB version, perhaps badged MKT, for the 2017 model-year.
The 2016 MKX will arrive in showrooms in Summer 2015 with the 2.7-liter EcoBoost engine packing at least 300-horsepower.
2016 Lincoln MKX
2016 Lincoln MKX
Ready when you are.
Whether you’re interested in a comfortable cruise or an engaging drive, the Lincoln MKX is engineered to get you there with confidence. With features such as available adaptive steering to make every turn natural, and three dynamic driving modes to choose from, the Lincoln MKX sets you free.
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