Lincoln joins the throngs of manufacturers showing off crossover vehicles at Detroit with the MKX, a more touchy-feely 4x4 that aims to tackle the likes of the Lexus RX300 and Volvo XC90.
The engine is a 3.5-litre V6 attached to a six-speed automatic gearbox, which Lincoln claims greatly improves the MKX's economy compared with its rivals.
There has also been a concerted effort to get away from crude and noisy SUVs, so the MKX majors on refinement and comfort.
Lincoln has also worked hard to provide saloon levels of handling.
The interior seats five and is packed with all the luxury and safety kit expected of this class, as well as a huge sliding glass sunroof.
The Lincoln MKX goes on sale towards the end of 2006 in the US and there are no plans to bring it to Europe at present.
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at 01:01 pm on 23 June 2011
drove one of these in nova scotia last year and was very impressed - typically yank in all of the the toys and trinkets on offer but with decent handling and reasonable fuel economy thrown in for good measure. plenty of space for 5 passengers and a good loadspace too. i loved the looks too and if you don't mind left hand drive you can pick a new import up in the uk from just under £30000 - loadsa car for the money! only one moan - the front heated and cooled seats were a bit on the hard side but i am used to driving a chrysler 300c and have become used to a bit more luxury in the seating department i guess?
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