2015 Lincoln MKZ Hybrid Base

Recent Arrival! Odometer is 65648 miles below market average! 41/39 City/Highway MPG 2015 Lincoln MKZ 4D Sedan Platinum Dune Metallic Tri-Coat 41/39 City/Highway MPG FWD Hybrid Awards: * 2015 IIHS Top Safety Pick * 2015 KBB.com 5-Year Cost to Own Awards Reviews: * If you�re looking for an attractive sedan, loaded with high-tech gadgets, and putting an emphasis on comfort over performance, then the Lincoln MKZ could be the ticket.

That goes double if you want the fuel economy of a hybrid, but don�t want to pay a premium for it.

Source: KBB.com * Eye-catching design; high fuel economy from available hybrid model; many standard features.

Source: Edmunds * The 2015 Lincoln MKZ is simply breathtaking from front to back.

Its classic split-wing grille and beautiful flowing curves, inspired by a waterfall, are merely an indication of its unique inner workings.

If fewer fill-ups appeals to you, choose the standard 2.0L EcoBoost engine.

It offers up to 33 mpg hwy with 240hp and 270 lb.-ft.

of torque (FWD: 22 mpg city/33 hwy.

- AWD: 22 mpg city/31 hwy).

For more of a rush, opt for the 3.7L V6.

It increases output to 300hp and 277 lb.-ft.

of torque, and still offers impressive economy, thanks in part to shutters in the front grille that automatically close at speed to help you slip through the air with less resistance (FWD: 19 mpg city and 28 hwy.

- AWD: 18 mpg city and 26 hwy).

The Lincoln MKZ also provides a Hybrid option, which gets 38 mpg city and 37 hwy.

The Lincoln MKZ Hybrid uses a state-of-the-art lithium-ion battery for more power and less weight.

In electric mode, it can run up to 62 mph.

The 2.0L Atkinson-cycle engine and electric traction motor recharge the battery while you drive.

The open spaciousness of Lincoln MKZ is a result of what is not there.

For instance: no traditional shifter.

Lincoln eliminated the intrusive knob to create a thin center console that flows gracefully through the cabin.

Step back and soak in the stunning, floating dual-arch design, inspired by the shape of a calla lily.

Lift your eyes to the instrument panel, and you will recognize the rhythmic symmetry of a manta ray.

Lincoln eschewed conventional design in interior lighting as well.

Illuminated front-door sill plates welcome you.

Inside, rear passengers 'swipe' dots of light on the ceiling to activate their reading lamps.

Even the door locks are subtle, emitting a red LED glow when locked.

Source: The Manufacturer Summary