Overview & Reviews
Fresh from last year's redesign, the 2014 Lincoln MKZ carries over unchanged.
- Eye-catching design
- High fuel economy from available hybrid model
- Many standard features.
- Underwhelming interior quality
- Frustrating electronics interface
- A little short on interior space.
User Reviews:
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Vehicle mpg not true. - 2014 Lincoln MKZ
By edsmerc50 - October 6 - 1:42 amDisappointed in the mpg. sheet states 45mpg. Dealership rechecked 04/01/2014 for mpg and no problems found to justify why Im only getting 34.3mpg. Im going back to Audi,VW,Honda or Toyota. Ive own these vehicles before and they live up to their build sheet. American brand name vehicles are flawed and people selling them are either more enterested in selling the car than telling the truth or they dont know enough about the product their selling. Price too high for really what your getting.
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Second and Last Lincoln - 2014 Lincoln MKZ
By sherrybgray@gmail.com - September 17 - 9:46 amAfter 20 years of driving a Buick, in 2012 my husband and I bought a 2012 used MKZ with 18,000 miles. We purposely looked at Ford and Lincoln because they did not take the bail out money; and because my old Buick was the best riding car I ever owned. Two weeks ago we traded that car in on a 2014 MKZ with 22,000 miles on it. There are a lot of things I like about the 2014 over the 2012... Its much sportier looking, accessing the climate, phone, and media is much easier. Gas mileage is about the same on both cars. But thats all the good stuff I have to say. It rides like a wagon. Honestly I cant believe it has the Lincoln name on it. When I test drove the car it had General tires on it. The dealership offered to put new Michelins on the car, but only after I made the purchase. While I didnt love the look of my 2012 Lincoln, but I sure liked how it rode. In the settings I have changed the setting from sport to comfort and I dont think it made any difference. One problem is probably the low profile tires, but I am not a fan. Two weeks in, and we are thinking about trading it. But never will I purchase another Lincoln.
