The MKS, the large V-6-powered luxury sedan that comes in both front- and all-wheel-drive versions, gets a new THX audio system, and is available with a blind-spot warning system.
The big Navigator SUV carries over unchanged, but the other people-hauler, the luxurious Lincoln MKT that’s fitted with the 3.5-liter Ecoboost V-6, has been dropped in price by $3000, to $46,295. The price of 2012 Lincoln MKT without EcoBoost remains unchanged ($44,300). There’s no big news with the midsize MKZ sedan, but the Hybrid MKZ remains the most fuel-efficient luxury sedan in America with a 41-mpg city rating.
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