Lincoln has released the pricing details for its all-new MKZ, which recently took the honors of being the most fuel-efficient car in its class. As bit of a surprise, unlike most other hybrid vehicles, there will be no price premium compared to over the base all-gas model. Prices start at $35,180, including destination and delivery. [Read More]

The EPA has rated the 2011 Lincoln MKX with fuel-economy of 19 mpg in city driving, 26 mpg on the highway and 21 mpg combined, an improvement over the outgoing model’s figures. But despite this, the heavily-updated MKX delivers 15 percent more horsepower and 12 percent more torque. According to Ford, these figures make the [Read More]

The 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid has officially been certified by the EPA to get 41 mpg in city driving and 36 mpg on the highway, making it the most fuel efficient luxury sedan in the U.S. market. This is not surprising because the MKZ is essentially a very gussied up Ford Fusion Hybrid. The MKZ [Read More]

If the Ford Fusion gets a hybrid version, it only makes sense that the Lincoln MKZ, the Fusion’s cousin, too should get one. Indeed, the 2011 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid was unvieled at the New York Auto Show. When it hits the road later this year, it will be the most fuel-efficient luxury sedan in the [Read More]

Ford officially unveiled the refreshed 2011 Lincoln MKX at the 2010 Detroit Auto Show. The new MKX gets a touched-up exterior with Lincoln’s aggressive new signature split-wing grille. In the rear, there are new taillights and larger exhaust tips. But it’s the inside where the big changes have been made. Open the door and you [Read More]