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The 2013 Lincoln MKZ embodies an all-new experience with a 15.2 square-foot skylight, one of the largest retractable glass roof panels in a production sedan.

Key elements of the 2013 Lincoln MKZ's retractable glass roof include: a wind deflector for a soothing ride within the cabin, the self-adjustable roof moves eight inches forward at speeds above 40 miles per hour to maintain a quiet riding environment and a watertight cabin in the face of the most demanding conditions.

 

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This iwll be one of the MKZ's praised features. It's basically like having a convertible. I like the idea and it works for those nice breezy summer days. the track on the rear window dont bother me that much since i won't be paying much attention to the rear.
 

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The look of the tracks on the rear window don't bother me but i could see the mechanism having issues down the road. Being exposed to the elements and driving all year round, debris can get in to the tracks and cause seizing issues. It might not be able to open a function once summer comes back around.
 

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I spotted a camera on top of the trunk, at first I thought it was a satellite antenna. There is a screen on the dash that looks different than the one for the rear view when parking. I think that this camera and screen turns on when you have the retractable glass roof open to aid visibility.







I could be wrong but it all makes too much sense.
 

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seems like lincoln had no choice but to add a rear mounted camera just so drivers can see out the rear as with the panoramic roof, low roof line and thick c pillars, visibility is going to be poor.

even range rover did this with their Range Rover Evoque since the rear windshield was so small.
 

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My uncle used to have a 2013 MKZ with panoramic roof! Real amazing especially when summer. Just last weekend when I helped him install the shocks from 4Wheelonline onto his Wrangler, he mentioned about getting another MKZ with panoramic roof as their travel car after his retirement.
 
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