2015 Lincoln MKZ Among 2021’s Fastest Depreciating Cars
Those looking for a used luxury sedan will find the MKZ to be a bargain.
Read More »
Those looking for a used luxury sedan will find the MKZ to be a bargain.
Read More »
An interest-free financing offer is also available.
Read More »
The special-financing offer appears to be available nationwide.
Read More »Vehicles with model years 2006-2012 are impacted.
Read More »154,244 vehicles are part of the recall.
Read More »
Lincoln is also offering a $3,000 lease incentive in some markets.
Read More »A nationwide, interest-free financing offer is also available, and includes a cash discount.
Read More »However, the $1,000 discount is only available in select markets.
Read More »Interest-free financing is also available for the luxury sedan.
Read More »Though it is leaving the door open in case consumer preferences change.
Read More »
But the offer is not available nationwide.
Read More »The last MKZ has rolled off the line at Ford's Hermosillo Assembly Plant.
Read More »
The offer is notably less generous than recent MKZ incentives.
Read More »Production will now end on July 31.
Read More »It's like the mid-2000s all over again.
Read More »
Buy one while you can, as MKZ production is set to end in July 2020.
Read More »That will leave the Continental as the only remaining Lincoln sedan.
Read More »Dealers ordered and installed headlamps for Chinese and Korean markets.
Read More »The MKZ accounted for 27 percent of the segment, while the ES took 72 percent.
Read More »
The defect could increase brake pedal travel.
Read More »
The issue is typically associated with areas that have high ambient temperatures.
Read More »A few small changes for the last model year of the MKZ.
Read More »Lincoln needs a sedan people want, like the Continental Coach Door Edition.
Read More »
