| Ranking | Details |
|---|---|
| #1 |
Not Worth The MoneySource: Edmunds
...Repeated problems with the seats; it's been in the shop for 2 weeks this month with 3 different trips. |
| #2 |
ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS, ETC.Source: Edmunds
...The 2009 Lincoln MKS was my first and only desired car that year. |
| #3 |
Lincoln MksSource: CarGurus...you can expect only the best quality from a Lincoln. the Lincoln MKS is made to hold up to 400K on it odometer. plus you get loads of car for a small price the Hyundai Genesis, well Hyundai clears it out a bit Hyundai is not in anyway made for quality in fact the Hyundai Sonata was so poorly built people would bring them in on trucks instead of its own power this happened to thousands of people who have ever bought a Hyundai... |
| #4 |
Missing storageSource: Edmunds
...Had this car for just a few weeks 09 leftover dealer driver car. |
| #5 |
The "S" is for StarshipSource: Cars.com...and provides for a nearly fatigueless experieince.I have average 21 mpg on the all wheel drive version, with city lows around 18 and highway highs approaching 25 mpg. Although the starship is not a gas sipper, it is more than efficient even with gas again approaching the $3.00/gallon mark.Reliability of this vehicle has been unsurpassed, and the dealer experience has been second to none.This car is worth every penny, listing at nearly $46,000, but was loaded with ammenities that once experienced, no one should do without....including sync, nav, tons of safety, great handling, quite ride, and... |
| #6 |
great american carSource: Edmunds
...I have had the MKS for 4months and have thoroughly |
| #7 |
More luxury for your buck.Source: Cars.com
..."I traded in my 2006 Lincoln Town Car and bought this car a month ago. |
| #8 |
If You Do A Lot Of Highway Traveling You Will Really Enjoy Riding In This Car.Source: CarGurus
...The new Lincoln MKS is a good value for a luxury car. |
| #9 |
Just Keeps Getting BetterSource: Edmunds
...I was apprehensive about getting this car; a terrific lease sealed the deal. |
| #10 |
Jury still out on this one!Source: Edmunds
...With 8000 miles this one so far has had brake problems and acceleration issues that the dealership cannot seem to fix properly. |
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The Lexus GS was the bogie for Lincoln, and the 2009 Lincoln MKS certainly hits the mark in terms of quietness.
Lincoln claims to be even quieter than the Lexus in certain important frequency ranges.
The Lincoln MKS is also on the mark in terms of performance.
Like the Lexus GS and the Acura RL, the MKS is powered by a six-cylinder (in addition, Lexus offers a V-8 and a hybrid).
The car targets a more luxury- and technology-minded audience with its myriad of features.
The rear-wheel-drive Cadillac CTS and STS have a more sporting demeanor, and you could shop either against the MKS, depending on how much room you're looking for.
The Cadillac STS offers a V-8 for those who want more power.
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