The American luxury automotive brands release the premium luxury sedan 2010 Lincoln MKS EcoBoost. The new car Lincoln style created by this team was first exemplified in the 2007 MKR concept. Taking a cue from the popularity of the SUVs and crossovers, Lincoln designed the MKS with a higher seating position than most other cars in its class. Ford and Lincoln have succeeded created EcoBoost engine to achieve improved fuel efficiency. 2010 Lincoln MKS with EcoBoost helping Lincoln to better compete with Cadillac, Lexus, and other luxury sedans.
The MKS differs in almost every way possible from contemporary Cadillacs beginning with its platform architecture. The current mainstream Cadillacs, the CTS and STS ride on a unique rear wheel drive platform. The MKS rides on a platform that is significantly modified from the previous generation Ford Five Hundred/Taurus which itself was derived from the Volvo S80. The Lincoln engineers made significant revisions to the suspension in preparation for its duties as a Lincoln prior to the launch of the MKS. While Cadillac more directly targeted cars like the BMW 5-series, Mercedes E-class and Lexus GS, Lincoln went in a different direction.
The 2010 Lincoln MKS equipped with the UItimate Package, 12-way power front seats are trimmed in world-renowned Bridge of Weir leather (Cashmere color shown), complete with Tuxedo stripe, and embroidered Lincoln Star on the front head restraints. Genuine Fine Line Ebony or Olive Ash wood warms the instrument panel and leather-wrapped steering wheel. Up above, a panoramic Dual-Panel Moonroof rekindles the enchantment of open-air driving. A large forward panel opens for a clear view, while a fixed rear panel provides new perspectives. A power sunshade helps keep the cabin cool and protected from the sun when needed.
Powered by 355 horsepower 350 lb.-ft. of torque.1 Along with an EPA-estimated 25 mpg hwy. It’s V-8 power with V-6 fuel economy.2 The all-new available 3.5L EcoBoost V-6 twin-turbocharged, direct-injection engine features tremendous low-end torque, exceptional launch and acceleration and smooth power on demand. To put all that thrust to the pavement, Lincoln MKS with EcoBoost is equipped with Intelligent All-Wheel Drive. Inside, a 6-speed SelectShift Automatic transmission supplies the freedom of a “manual mode” – if you prefer shifting for yourself – with the convenience of an automatic.
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