New 2010 Lincoln MKZ mid-size sedan is designed for customers who have come to equate Lincoln with an elegant, modern design, unparalleled comfort, unmatched features and the best quality. Lincoln and a faster, more refined powertrain.
New for 2010, the Lincoln MKZ features a new version of the sport with a special sport suspension tuning with stiff springs and larger stabilizer bars, 18-inch polished wheels Euroflange, black grille and headlights, and interior with contrasting piping and unique Appliques.
The new Lincoln MKZ also offers segment-exclusive features, including the first in his class Blind Spot Information System (BLIS ™) with Cross Traffic Alert (CTA), which makes navigation traffic and the parking lot safer and easier.
Vehicle tracks in the BLIS blind-spot zone on either side of the vehicle using two dual-beam radar modules in the back of the rear fender. Indicator lights on the outside rearview mirror on both sides of the vehicle to warn the driver when the vehicle enters the blind-spot zone defined, extends from the side glass up to 10 feet behind the vehicle and 10 meters from the vehicle.
CTA BLIS uses radar sensors to alert drivers approaching traffic while at the retreat and back out of the parking lot. The CTA Track up to 65 feet on either side of the vehicle and warns the driver through the sound and visual alerts.
In addition to these new technologies for mid-size sedan, the Lincoln MKZ offers SYNC, Next-Generation Voice-Activated Navigation, keyless entry, EasyFuel capless fuel filler, THX-brand audio and adaptive HID headlamps.
Lincoln MKZ enhanced by the presence of 17-inch aluminum wheels, available 17-inch chrome wheels, and available 18-inch polished aluminum wheels, which included the Sport Appearance Package with sports suspension.
Inside, the MKZ’s cabin reflects a more sophisticated look featuring real aluminum and wood, depending on a neat package, the all new instrument panel, detailed a new welcoming touches, including lights, bells, tuxedo stitching on luxurious leather seats and Bridge of Weir leather.
World-famous luxury leather from Scotland, was pioneered in the classic Lincoln Continental Mark II and used in the MKS, MKZ wrapped chair. Lincoln MKZ is unembossed skin, so the natural beauty and character of the grain shine through.
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