Lincoln MKZ Parts And Accessories

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When it was first released, the Lincoln MKZ was called the Zephyr. This wasn’t the first time the Lincoln brand had used the name, as its pre-World War II luxury car was also called the Lincoln Zephyr. The original Zephyr would go on to become the basis for Lincoln’s longest-running nameplate, the Continental. After the new Zephyr’s first year, it was renamed to the MKZ. During its two-generation production run, it was a relatively successful midsize luxury car that rivaled the likes of the Audi A4, Lexus ES, and Acura TLX. At its peak, the MKZ sold over 34,000 units in the US for a given year.

The Lincoln Zephyr was offered in both a traditional gasoline powertrain and a hybrid. It was initially equipped with Ford’s Duratec engine, and then with the EcoBoost engine on second-generation models. For its final model year, the 2020 Lincoln Zephyr was offered in three engine configurations: a base 245-hp turbo I4, a 350-hp twin-turbo V6, and a 188-hp hybrid I4. A six-speed automatic transmission was standard for gas-powered models, while the hybrid had a CVT.

Lincoln MKZ Best Features

With the 2020 Lincoln MKZ, you could choose from either the Standard trim package or Reserve. Front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive are available for both. The hybrid model is available only in the Reserve trim. With the the MKZ Reserve, you get premium non-perforated Bridge of Weir leather heated front “captain’s chairs” with power lumbar, carpet front and rear floor mats, smart device remote engine start, a sunroof, an 8-inch touchscreen with enhanced voice recognition, three 12-volt DC outlets and a 120-volt AC outlet, voice-activated automatic air-conditioning, genuine wood on the doors and dash, and a 14-speaker Revel sound system. Safety features include Lincoln Co-Pilot 360 blind spot monitoring, lane keeping, and emergency braking, as well as front and rear parking sensors.

What Is the Range of the Lincoln MKZ?

Gas-powered models of the 2020 Lincoln MKZ have a driving range between 360 to 522 miles, according to EPA estimates. Meanwhile, hybrid models can get up to 567 miles.