I assume the cost of ownership over 5 years wouldn't be as high as the European options, but a little more expensive than the generic brands like Chevrolet and regular Ford.
Are Modern Lincoln's Reliable Cars?
Colton Adams
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Ryder Thompson
They’re alright
Would still get a Cadillac over a Lincoln any day
Landon Lewis
I like Cadillac too, but the interiors have too much glossy plastic for my taste. The other option would be a Lexus sedan.
Leo Myers
Yea I would agree, test drove a loaded ct6 w/ 3.0tt and AWD. Drove great but the interior felt cheap and not well put together for a $90k car. I guess that’s why Cadillac is having a hard time selling them
Matthew Lee
Glossy interior finishes aren't a sign of luxury anymore, and haven't been for a long time. I guess nobody told Cadillac that replacing the center console's glossy finish with something else would make their cars feel more worth the price. A darker colored wood or a metal option would be good as upscale options, and matte black plastic should be a free option too.
Lucas Barnes
I sat in one of these the other day and it was pretty comfy. Being me I'd prefer something a bit more sporty for that kind of money, but if I was buying a Luxary sedan and I needed to drive business clients around the MKZ would be on the top of my list.
Robert Perry
A somewhat understated Luxury midsize sedan, with power and with lower repair costs is what we're looking for. Lincoln, Lexus, and Cadillac are the best ones, but Lincoln gets the styling and power down best for our wants.
Adam Jackson
or you could buy something actually desirable from carmax and get the dope warranty.
Lincoln Garcia
I don't want a Land Rover, Doug. And I am looking in the lightly used market (20K miles or less).
Aiden Mitchell
that stupid front end looks like a fucking pig