Used Lincoln MKC for Sale

The Lincoln MKC was introduced in 2015 as the brand's luxury compact crossover SUV. Offering two-row seating for up to five passengers, the MKC features a standard turbocharged engine and optional all-wheel drive across all of its model years. Meanwhile, this compact SUV manages to offer a generous 25.2 cubic feet of trunk storage space in its 2015 model—and rear seats can be easily folded down to maximize cargo storage at a full 53.1 cubic feet.

As an executive crossover, the MKC is also well appointed. Even on its 2017 base Premiere trim, you'll find such standard equipment as leather upholstery and automatic dual-zone climate control. Its surprisingly spacious cabin and indulgent features make the MKC a great option for those in the market for a small luxury SUV with some power under the hood and off-roading capabilities.

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Q: What does Lincoln MKC stand for?

A: The "MK" distinction is one that Lincoln has used for some of its vehicles since the 1950s. It is believed that the "C" in "MKC" stands for "compact," since this model is a compact crossover SUV.

Q: Is the Lincoln MKC being discontinued?

A: Yes, Lincoln has announced that the MKC would be discontinued and replaced by the Corsair model for 2020.

Q: Is the Lincoln MKC all-wheel drive?

A: The Lincoln MKC does not come standard with all-wheel drive, but it is available as an option. For example, the 2018 MKC is offered with optional all-wheel drive on its turbocharged 2.3L four-cylinder engine.

Q: What is the difference between a Lincoln MKX and a Lincoln MKC?

A: Both the MKX and MKC are luxury SUVs offered by Lincoln, though the MKX is larger. For example, the MKX measures 190 inches long, which is 10 inches longer than the MKC. As a result, cabin and cargo space is greater on the MKX, and second-row passengers enjoy more overall leg room.

Q: What is the Lincoln MKC Technology Package?

A: On the 2018 MKC, the Reserve and Black Label trims are offered with an optional Technology Package. This package adds such features as adaptive cruise control, automatic parking, forward-collision warning with emergency braking, and a lane-departure warning/control system.

With its release for the 2015 model year, the MKC was offered in three trim configurations. However, a new top-tier trim was introduced for the 2016 model year. Across each year, a turbocharged 2.0L four-cylinder engine has always been standard—though additional engines are available on upper trim levels. Front-wheel drive is also standard, although an all-wheel drive system is available on most trims.

The following trim features are based on the 2017 model year.

Premiere (2015-2019)

• 18-inch wheels
• Automatic dual-zone climate control
• Heated power front seats with driver memory functions
• Leather upholstery
• Nine-speaker sound system

Select (2015-2019)

• Upgraded leather upholstery
• Ambient cabin lighting
• Power-adjustable steering wheel
• Power-folding mirrors
• Eight-way power passenger seat

Reserve (2015-2019)

• Panoramic sunroof
• Built-in navigation system
• Blind-spot monitoring system
• Hands-free liftgate
• Ventilated front seats

Black Label (2016-2019)

• Larger 19-inch wheels
• Premium leather upholstery
• Upgraded exterior trim
• Adaptive suspension