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The 2016 MKS has been rendered and there is little in common with the MKZ. Apparently the MKZs futuristic, concept-like style won't apparently lead anywhere. I was under the impression the MKZ was to set the design language for Lincoln going forward much as the Fusion has set the design language for Ford.

The MKS should show up with choices of a new EcoBoosted 2.9-liter V-6 codenamed Nano, or the proven EcoBoost 3.5-liter V-6. The 3.5 should match or pass the 365 horses on tap in the Taurus SHO, while the Nano V-6 should kick out somewhere in the 300 range.

I think we will all be in agreement if the new MKS comes out looking anything like this render it will be a stunning vehicle fit to battle the XTS.


 

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Looks good. I can see where the similarities fall and its withuin the grill and that is about it. Everything on this MKS is so much bolder which it should be. No complaints here but only one can wish to acquire the MKS at that price.
 

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It looks great. I heard it shares a similar chassis to the new Mustang. Is that true?
No not the MKS, its a flagship sedan likely sharing its platform with the Taurus SHO. The Mustang platform is being bandied about as a possible coupe/halo car, I'm thinking maybe a new Mark VIIII or something along those lines. I doubt they wrap it in with the MKZ, I feel they want the halo coupe to have guts of its own, hopefulyl its not just a badge engineered mustang but something with thought and promise..
 

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call me crazy but i get a little bit of this from the profile shot of that MKS



And actually the new MKS will not be riding on the same platform as the Taurus but it will be underpinned by a lengthened MKZ chassis, which is too bad because i was really hoping for something RWD, you have to figure Chevy has the SS sedan, Chrysler/Dodge has 300/Charger, the 5 series and E-class are RWD as well as the Infiniti M (soon to be Q70)
i see that, I see a lot of German and British influence in the MKS design, even in the MKZ. thankfully at the same time it still looks like what an American car should.
 

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The 2016 Lincoln MKZ is a decent option if you're in the market for an affordable, dependable luxury sedan. Its cushioned ride and exceptional fuel economy make it an ideal choice for your daily commute. Plus, used MKZ sedans are often some of the lowest-priced cars in this class.
 
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