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A competitor in the entry-level luxury market, the 2011 Lincoln MKZ provides a legendary smooth ride, elegant stance and a quiet, sophisticated presence that few in the industry can match. And now, with the
optional blind spot warning system and backup camera, it's hard to find anything wrong with the MKZ. Simply put, it sets the standard for luxury at an affordable price. Just updated in 2010 with an upgraded interior, front end and reworked drivetrain, the MKZ just keeps getting better. The 2011 Lincoln MKZ comes in a 3.5-liter V-6 that yields 263 horsepower on regular gas. With a 6-speed automatic transmission with OD and auto-manual, the MKZ gets 18 miles-per-gallon in the city and 27 miles-per-gallon on the highway. If you want even more fuel efficiency, try the Lincoln MKZ Hybrid.

Handling of the 2011 Lincoln MKZ

The MKZ boasts a smooth transmission and good steering responsiveness. The base MKZ provides the silky, comfortable ride you would associate with any luxury vehicle. With the addition of the Sport Appearance package, which ads sport suspension tuning, stiffer springs and larger stabilizer bars, along with 18-inch wheels, your Lincoln is turned into a zippy, sporty vehicle. You can have your cake and eat it too. Acceleration isn't bad either at zero-to-60-mph in 7.1 seconds - competitive in this class. All-wheel drive is optional but worth it because of the promise of a tighter grip on the road due to its intelligent all-wheel-drive power transferring system. Other safety features include traction control, an electronic stability system, and four-wheel-disc antilock brakes, side-impact airbags for the front seats and side curtain airbags for the front and back (all standard). Other safety features include the SOS Post-Crash Alert, which flashes lights and sounds the horn in case of an accident.

2011 MKZ Exterior

The exterior of the 2011 Lincoln MKZ exudes strength, speed, class and power. With its visor like headlights, split-wing grille, and the sleek nose, it is a distinctive car. Other features include 17-inch alloy
wheels (standard) and an acoustic laminated windshield (resulting in decreased noise). The MKZ is also filled with thoughtful and green features like the EasyFuel capless fuel filler. No more forgetting the gas cap. Another benefit of this no-cap system is fewer vapors being released into the air. Additionally, unlike other cars in its class, the 2011 Lincoln MKZ can run on regular class - it does not require premium - a real money saver for buyers.

'11 Lincoln MKZ Cabin

The fluid, sculpted exterior leads to an interior cabin that is just as nice and features wood trim and upscale leather. The 10-way power passenger and driver seats with driver memory functions and heated and cooled
front seats complete the luxury feel. The MKZ also offers the MyKey system. Parents give their children a special key to drive the car which limits the stereo volume and limits the vehicle's top speed. Other interior features include a Sync communication system (standard), optional moon roof, an 11-speaker audio system or the optional THX-certified surround sound. The ambient lighting in the interior is available in seven colors and is located in the front and rear foot wells, front cup holders, front and rear door handles, front and rear grab handles and front and rear map pockets as well as the floor console storage bin. In addition to plenty of interior room, the Lincoln MKZ has 16.5 cubic feet of cargo room - plenty to handle the luggage for any road trip.

2011 Lincoln MKZ Lineup

Available in a four-door front wheel drive or a 4-door all-wheel drive base and the Hybrid the 2011 Lincoln MKZ offers a number of upgrades, including the notable Sport Appearance package, adding sport-tuned suspension, 18-inch polished alloy wheels, aluminum interior trim, and contrasting seat piping. The Navigation package includes the blind spot warning system, touchscreen, rearview camera, 10GB of digital music storage, a Sirius Travel Link and an HD radio. Any mention of the MKZ isn't complete, however, without covering the ground-breaking Lincoln MKZ Hybrid. Boasting 41 miles-per-gallon city and 36 miles-per-gallon highway. The Hybrid has a 2.5-liter, four-cylinder gas engine and an electric motor. Combined, the engine and motor yield 191 horsepower. To help the driver operate the vehicle with even more efficiency, there are white flowers that blossom on a dash light fixture, indicating when you are operating the car at maximum efficiency. 

Conclusions

With its solid power, upscale, luxurious interior and sculpted exterior, the 2011 Lincoln MKZ is a serious contender in the entry-level luxury market. Its many features will surely tip the scales in buyers' minds when it comes to deciding on their next vehicle. Find out all the latest news on this vehicle by visiting the official Lincoln MKZ website.