Used Lincoln MKX for Sale

The Lincoln MKX was first introduced for sale as Lincoln's midsize luxury crossover SUV in 2007, replacing the Aviator. Its second generation or production began in 2016 and ended with the 2018 model year before the MKX was replaced by the Lincoln Nautilus. Offering ample seating for five passengers, optional all-wheel drive, and a powerful 3.7L V6 engine across all model years, the Lincoln MKX is a great choice for those seeking a spacious, versatile, and elegant SUV.

In true luxury form, the MKX also boasts some generous features even in its base Premiere trim (2017 model year), including automatic dual-zone climate control for added comfort, heated eight-way front seats with driver-seat memory functions, a 10-speaker sound system, and an eight-inch central touchscreen display.

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Q: Is the Lincoln MKX the same as the Ford Edge?

A: The MKX and the Edge are not the same vehicle, but they are both offered for sale by the Lincoln/Ford Motor Company; in many ways, the MKX is Lincoln's luxury version of the Ford Edge. They're both midsize crossover SUVs and feature other similarities, including the same CD3 platform, unibody construction, and independent four-wheel suspension.

Q: Does the Lincoln MKX have three rows?

A: No, the Lincoln MKX has always been offered with two rows of seating with a maximum seating capacity of five people.

Q: Which Lincoln SUV is the smallest?

A: The MKC, a compact luxury crossover with seating for five, is Lincoln's smallest SUV available.

The first generation of Lincoln MKX (2007-2015) was offered for sale in one standalone trim configuration, although additional "equipment groups" were optional. The Premium Equipment Group available on the 2014 model year, for example, added such features as polished wheels, upgraded leather upholstery, and heated front- and second-row seats. A 3.7L V6 engine at 305 horsepower was standard on all first-generation Lincoln MKX SUVs.

Beginning with the second generation (2016-2018), the MKX was offered in four trim configurations. A 3.7L V6 engine remained standard on these model years, although a turbocharged 2.7L V6 at 335 horsepower became an additional option starting with the 2016 model year.

Lincoln MKX First Generation (2007-2015)

The following features are based specifically on the 2015 model year.

MKX

• 18-inch wheels (alloy)
• Keyless ignition/entry with remote start
• Automatic dual-zone climate control
• Leather upholstery
• 10-speaker sound system

Optional add-on packages available on the 2015 MKX include a Premium Equipment Group (aluminum wheels, automatic windshield wipers, cabin mood lighting, etc.), Elite Equipment Group (panoramic sunroof, 14-speaker TXH audio system with surround sound, heated front and rear seats, and more), and Limited Edition Package (larger 20-inch wheels, upgraded leather upholstery, premium floor mats, and more).

Lincoln MKX Second Generation (2016-2018)

Unless otherwise noted, the following features are based specifically on the 2017 model year.

Premiere

• 18-inch wheels (alloy)
• Keyless entry/ignition with remote start
• Automatic dual-zone climate control
• Eight-inch touchscreen display
• 10-speaker sound system

Select

• Hands-free power liftgate
• Elegant wood trim
• Built-in garage door opener
• Leather upholstery
• LED running lights

Reserve

• Larger 20-inch wheels (alloy)
• Ventilated front seats
• Panoramic sunroof
• Built-in navigation system

Black Label

• Premium leather upholstery
• 19-speaker Revel Ultima audio system with surround sound
• Three different interior design themes
• Simulated-suede headliner

It is also worth noting that there are additional package options on the Lincoln MKX. On the 2017 model year, for example, a Technology Package, Driver Assistance Package, Climate Package, and Cargo Utility Package are offered. Package availability can vary by trim; for example, while the Cargo Utility Package (110-volt power outlet, cargo cover, and cargo net with tie-downs) can be added to any trim, the Technology Package (360-degree camera and automatic parallel parking) is only available on the upper Reserve and Black Label trims.

Each trim also has standalone add-on options for every trim. On the 2017 MKX, these include the ability to upgrade to 21-inch wheels, a 13-speaker sound system, rear-seat video entertainment system, and even a trailer tow package. When properly equipped, the 2017 MKX can tow up to 3,500 pounds.¹

_{1Various factors may impact towing capacity, including weight of passengers, cargo, and options/accessories.}