Lincoln AWD Choices
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The Lincoln MK Z sedan comes standard with a 263-hp, 3.5L 24-valve DOHC V-6 engine. The intelligent AWD system is tuned with an emphasis on luxury performance and confident all-weather driving. The system actively delivers torque to all 4 wheels, even before wheel slippage occurs. An active on-demand coupler delivers the precise amount of torque needed to the rear wheels. Paired with standard traction control, intelligent AWD can transfer torque front-to-rear and side-to-side. Named the ‘Best Audio System’ by PC Magazine in their 2007 Digital Drive Awards, the Lincoln MKZ’s THX II system uses the latest in patented THX technologies to bring the home theater surround sound experience to the open road. The system uses a 12-channel amplifier to deliver 600 watts of power to a total of 14 speakers, including two subwoofers, strategically placed in the cabin. Prices on the MKZ AWD start at $34,585 |
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The Lincoln MK X has a neat liftgate lighting system with 16 light-emitting diodes (LEDs), 8 on the outside and 8 inside, at either side of the Lincoln badge, resulting in illumination from "edge-to-edge", as Lincoln describes it, across the width of the liftgate. As bad as the front view is, the rear of this car is pretty good. Lincoln MKX boasts the quietest Lincoln interior yet. In addition to conventional sound-absorbing techniques such as a thick dash pad, laminated windshield and thick side glass, Lincoln MKX blends unique materials to reduce road noise in the acbin. A constrained-layer barrier is fused to the rear wheelhouses, and sound-deadening material is welded behind exterior trim panels. Prices for the MK X start at $39,695. |
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The Lincoln MK S is powered by a new 273hp 3.7-liter V-6 engine, derived from the proven 3.5-liter V-6 found in the Lincoln MKX and Lincoln MKZ, which was voted one of Ward's 10-Best Engines for 2007. Even with the boos in power, it will still run on regular grade fuel; not premium like so many of its competitors. The AWD unit uses a sophisticated system of clutches to quickly distribute torque between front and rear wheels – up to 100 percent in either direction – as needed, to avoid wheel slip. The AWD system works in conjunction with the standard AdvanceTrac® stability control system to provide additional stability by transferring torque from side-to-side. Prices for the MK S with AWD start at $40,380 . |




