2007 Lincoln MKZ Expert Reviews from Around the Web

Found 17 expert reviews, showing 1-5:

  • 2007 Lincoln MKZ AWD Road Test

    Source: Automobile

    Whats in a Name? First of all, other than this, my brief intro, Im not going to say anything more about Lincolns new naming scheme (cough... cough). After a year of incurring what are no... Read full review

  • 2007 Lincoln MKZ Professional Cars.com Review

    Source: Cars.com

    A new entry-level sedan joined the Lincoln lineup to rave reviews just last fall.But for 2007, that car gets major changes - including a new name, a new engine, an all-wheel-drive option... Read full review

  • 2007 lincoln mkz Professional Edmunds Review

    Source: Edmunds

    What Edmunds.com says An extra dose of horsepower puts the 2007 Lincoln MKZ on more equal footing with its entry-luxury sedan peers, but it still faces a difficult battle as competitors... Read full review

  • 2007 Lincoln MKZ AWD - Short Take Road Test

    Source: Car and Driver

    Highs: Available all-wheel drive, improved dynamics, stellar touch-screen radio and navigation controls. Lows: No faster than the less-powerful Zephyr; relatively boring, but Lexus still... Read full review

  • CarGurus' 2007 Lincoln MKZ Review

    Source: CarGurus

    The car formerly known as the Lincoln Zephyr made its debut under that name in 2006 after not earning the expected level of success under its previous name, the LS. The Lincoln Zephyr did... Read full review

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