Lincoln MKS Model Years and History

Lincoln MKS Model Years

2016 Lincoln MKS trims

2016 MKS

The Lincoln MKS carries into 2016 with no big changes.

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2015 Lincoln MKS trims

2015 MKS

The 2015 Lincoln MKS is essentially the same as the 2014 model.

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2014 Lincoln MKS trims

2014 MKS

The 2014 Lincoln MKS is mostly unchanged from last year's model. There are some mild revisions to the base 3.7L V6, giving the car a small bump in horsepower. The optional rear view camera is now standard.

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2013 Lincoln MKS trims

2013 MKS

The Lincoln MKS has been extensively refreshed for 2013, with an updated exterior design, more engine power, improved fuel economy, a quieter interior, a new instrument panel and newly available accident avoidance systems. Additionally, the Lincoln MKS gets much-improved ride-and-handling sophistication, thanks to a new Continuously Controlled Damping (CCD) system and Lincoln Drive Control interface, with modes that let the driver fine-tune aspects like ride firmness, steering feel and throttle response.

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2012 Lincoln MKS trims

2012 MKS

The 2012 Lincoln MKS is virtually unchanged from the 2011, save a few colors that have come and gone. Bordeaux Reserve Red, Kona Blue and Ingot Silver are out. Crystal Champagne, Tuxedo Black and Silver Diamond are new.

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2011 Lincoln MKS trims

2011 MKS

For 2011, Lincoln's LINCOLN MKS continues mostly unchanged. The available voice-activated navigation system is now paired with HD Radio, and Ford's MyKey system is also now available. In addition, a new Pull-Drift Compensation system monitors steering input and helps to compensate by automatically adjusting for both high winds and uneven road surfaces.

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2010 Lincoln MKS trims

2010 MKS

The Lincoln MKS was new for 2009, so the 2010 model received little more than a freshening, design-wise. The big news for 2010 is the available EcoBoost engine paired with an all-wheel drive system, which delivers V8 power out of a V6 engine, according to Lincoln. Active parallel parking assist, a collision warning system, and a major upgrade to the voice-activated Microsoft SYNC system are all new options for 2010.

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2009 Lincoln MKS trims

2009 MKS

The Lincoln MKS is an entirely new large luxury sedan for 2009, filling the void in Lincoln's lineup created by the LS's discontinuation following the 2006 model year. The Lincoln MKS has more of an emphasis on style and design than the LS, including new and more distinctive interior materials. It also makes available several new high-technology features and options.

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About MKS

All-new for 2009, the MKS by Lincoln marked the entry of a new full-sized luxury sedan that was lauded for offering the latest and greatest technologies; like Synch multimedia integration, cruise control that used a radar to adapt, Sirius Travel Link and even a powerful THX sound system, amongst numerous other amenities. It was powered by a 3.7-liter V6 engine that could deliver 270 horsepower. In 2010, the MKS boasted the all-new EcoBoost, featured alongside of a twin-turbocharged V6 engine. The carmaker also added desirable standard features that include automatic windshield wipers (rain-sensing), paddle steering wheel shifters, xenon head lights (adaptive), remote entry/start and a powered shade for the window on the rear. The 2011 model rolled out with minor changes to technology features and no other major changes. The only notable change for 2012 was the addition of a blind-spot and cross-traffic collision alert system. Redesigned for 2013, the MKS offered style updates inside and out, a laundry list of new standard equipment, an upgraded engine with enhanced fuel economy and minor tweaks made to the suspension to improve the ride. Subtle changes were made to various optional upgrades for the 2014 model year.