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How much was a new 2009 Lincoln MKS?

How much was a new 2009 Lincoln MKS?

MKS Trims

Sedan Original MSRP / Price Transmission
MKS 4dr Sdn AWD $40,380 / N/A 6-Speed Shiftable Automatic
MKS 4dr Sdn FWD $38,490 / N/A 6-Speed Shiftable Automatic

Is a Lincoln MKS a good car?

2016 Lincoln MKS Review The 2016 Lincoln MKS fares poorly in our luxury large car rankings. It boasts an above-average reliability rating, but its performance, interior quality, and safety scores are outmatched by rivals.

How much is a 2009 MKS?

The value of a used 2009 Lincoln MKS ranges from $2,648 to $9,346, based on vehicle condition, mileage, and options.

Do Lincoln cars last long?

Overall the Lincoln Mkz has a long term quality rating of 60.7 compared to an average of 43 across Makes and Models we examined. Please note this is not compared amongst cars from the same bodystyle (e.g. hatchback) or class (e.g. subcompact) or size (e.g. small cars) but amongst all cars.

When did the second generation Lincoln MKX come out?

The second generation Lincoln MKX was produced from 2016-2018, while the Lincoln Nautilus has been produced since 2019. By knowing the most common Lincoln MKX problems, you can figure out what model year is right for you.

What are the pros and cons of a Lincoln MKX?

The pros of the Lincoln MKX involve the favorable safety and predicted reliability ratings, the low ownership costs and the good value, and the plus and comfortable ride. The cons of this model year involve the low fuel economy, the competitors giving a more agile and sporty handling, and the lag times while using the infotainment system.

How much does it cost to fix a 2011 Lincoln MKX?

The third worst issue is the coolant leaking into the engine in the 2011 MKX, with the average cost to fix being a whopping $7,200 and occurring at around 105,000 miles.

What to do if your Lincoln MKX shuts down?

The vehicle shutting down can be fixed by the throttle body being replaced, the purge valve being replaced, or replacing a loose wire, usually occurring at around 13,000 miles.

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