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Evil_Capri 11/13/13 05:47 AM

2015 Lincoln MKC: This Is It
 
http://jalopnik.com/2015-lincoln-mkc...-it-1463564197


Inside we have a very MKZ-esque interior, which means a big screen for MyLincolnFordTouch, push button gearshift, slightly more premium materials, and some carryover bits. They don't have a floating center console like the MKZ does and hopefully some of the plastics are a bit softer this time.P

Under the hood, Lincoln will debut the new EcoBoost 2.3 liter four cylinder, which was 275 horsepower and 300 pound feet of torque. Standard power comes from the 2.0 EcoBoost that makes 240 horsepower and is already in the Escape.
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Evil_Capri 11/13/13 05:57 AM

http://www.autonews.com/article/2013...#axzz2kVZPVIra


Lincoln's product development team set out to create a vehicle that could not be confused with the Escape, its platform sibling.

The "tarted-up Ford" accusation has been leveled at other Lincolns in the past. Lincoln, in an effort to differentiate its products and meet the expectations of its luxury customers, now has its own design studio and engineering team.

"That platform wouldn't do it for us," said Lisa Drake, chief engineer of Lincoln vehicles. "We decided to deviate from the platform and widen the track. We had to drop the center of gravity and lower and widen the stance."

The MKC is about an inch wider than the Escape. That might not seem like much, but the MKC looks lower and wider than the Escape. Seating positions are different too.

The MKC, designed for both the North American and Chinese markets, is also the first Ford Motor Co. vehicle to feature a new 2.3-liter, four-cylinder EcoBoost engine.
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SyNRG 11/13/13 08:38 AM

Was nervous when I saw the camo'd car, but wheeew sigh of relief. love the production model, wifey is gonna love it as well.

minor gripes: rear bumper lower portion is too Escape-esque and the interior wood inlays appear cheap in photos, but will have to sit in one to truly see.

Overboost 11/13/13 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by SyNRG (Post 6713767)
Was nervous when I saw the camo'd car, but wheeew sigh of relief. love the production model, wifey is gonna love it as well.

minor gripes: rear bumper lower portion is too Escape-esque and the interior wood inlays appear cheap in photos, but will have to sit in one to truly see.

I like it. My only gripes are the rear fascia and the front side markers. They dumped the integrated exhaust, which looked beautiful on the concept, for the Escape fascia with added lamps. The front side markers look tacked on last minute, and stick out terribly on the white in photos.

For a starting price of $34k, if you're looking at an Escape Titanium, you better be looking at this as well.

future9er24 11/13/13 10:27 AM

:drool:

Ethanjbeau 11/13/13 11:01 AM

Back side photo looks kind of Audi Q5ish. I'm pleasantly surprised about the quality of this.

Flagstang 11/13/13 11:22 AM

meh.

shurtual86 11/13/13 11:26 AM


Originally Posted by Flagstang (Post 6713833)
meh.

Very meh, I need to see it in Black :D

Flagstang 11/13/13 11:44 AM

that front end just doesn't do it for me at all.

Moosetang 11/13/13 05:57 PM

I like it a lot, hope they sell a million of the these

Ethanjbeau 11/14/13 09:10 AM

I have to say though, the grille looks much more appropriate on a SUV/CUV than the sedans. Allows for a more in your face sort of look.

The_Munk 11/14/13 06:23 PM

front end should be boxed out more, it would look better


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