The Lincoln MKC gets a new exterior facelift better suited to the rest of the Lincoln lineup heading into 2019. The standard LED headlamps, and honeycomb grille straight from the Lincoln Continental dominate the front of the vehicle while added chrome accents accentuate the back end. The MKC also comes with 18-inch aluminum wheels and heated, power adjustable outside mirrors. Lincoln added additional driver-safety technologies to the revamped 2019 MKC such as Pre-Collision Assist with Pedestrian Detection. The system, which uses radar and camera sensors to warn drivers, helps reduce the severity of frontal crashes, if not avoid them all-together. Active Park Assist, lane-keeping alert and blind spot warning with cross-traffic alert are now available added features. The 2019 MKC also now comes with SYNC 3 as standard equipment and it is compatible with both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
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The Lincoln MKC remains essentially unchanged for 2018. Lincoln's 4G Wi-Fi Hotspot system is now standard on all trims, however, and the Premier trim receives slightly better front seats with more ways to adjust lumbar support.
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For 2017, the Lincoln MKC makes the previously optional power liftgate a standard item. Also standard is auto stop/start as well as auto hold braking, which allows drivers to take their foot off the brake at a stop without the MKC rolling. Inside, the SYNC 3 infotainment system adds Apple Car Play and Android Auto smartphone capabilities.
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The Lincoln MKC gets a few new features and options for 2016. A new Trailer Tow Package allows the MKC to tow up to 3000 lbs, while a new Climate Package features a windshield wiper de-icer. Meanwhile, a new hands-free power liftgate has been added to the Select trim.
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The Lincoln MKC is an all-new model for 2015. The small luxury crossover shares its platform with the Ford Escape but is distinctively Lincoln, with sharp lines, an aggressive split twin grille, 19-inch wheels and luxury appointments throughout. It features either a 240-horsepower EcoBoost 2.0L 4-cylinder or potent 2.3L EcoBoost four making 285 horsepower, with both mated to a 6-speed automatic transmission. Leather and wood inlays create a plush yet sensible cabin, while an assortment of buttons and dials create a rich tactile experience. The new Lincoln MKC is available in either front-wheel or all-wheel drive and starts at $33,995.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Lincoln MKC was first revealed as a concept car at the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show as a largely production-ready compact crossover vehicle. Displaying Lincoln's design language exhibited with the MKZ sedan's modern and rich contours, the MKC was quickly green-lit for the premium vehicle marketplace following a good auto show reception. Among few design differences between the concept and production car was the addition of conventional door handles. A glass roof similar to Lincoln's concept crossover (called the Vista Roof) was introduced as an optional equipment choice. Other captivating feature of the 2015 Lincoln MKC was the available Approach Detection system that projects an illuminated ‘Welcome Mat' when the key fob is registered nearby. Front-wheel drive and available all-wheel drive propulsion for the MKC comes from turbocharged and direct-injected EcoBoost, four-cylinder engines. A 240-horsepower 2.0-liter is found on the base model while an all-new 2.3-liter EcoBoost powerplant producing 285 horsepower made its Lincoln debut on the crossover. For 2016, minor changes on the MKC included an upgraded SYNC 3 connectivity system.
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