What Changed for 2008:

• Standard Sync communications system


• New Limited Edition package


• New Monochrome Limited Edition package


• New 20-inch chrome wheels


• Available DVD-based navigation system that features voice-activated capability


• Standard premium leather heated and cooled seats


• Standard reverse sensing system


• Standard driver and passenger power lumbar, memory seats, and mirrors


• Standard Sirius satellite radio and THX II-certified audio system


• New exterior colors: Vapor Silver Clearcoat Metallic, Dark Ink Blue Clearcoat Metallic, Light Ice Blue Clearcoat Metallic

The Lincoln MKX offers car-like ride and handling characteristics because it’s based on Ford’s CD3 platform, which is shared with the Ford Edge and the current trio of Lincoln MKZ/Mercury Milan/Ford Fusion sedans. The MKX is the first crossover product for Lincoln, and is the beginning of a product strategy designed to bring viable products to the Lincoln showroom, the manufacturer says. The MKX adds more standard features for 2008, including the Sync system that allows voice activation of cellular phones and audio controls.