any ordering guides? configurators?
2015 Lincoln MKC Pricing
Lincoln has announced the pricing for its new MKC crossover. The MKC will start from $33,995 with its 2.0-liter EcoBoost engine, and two higher trim levels will offer the optional 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine.
Lincoln will offer three packages for the 2015 MKC, none of which will be available on the Premiere model. The Select Plus package (available on the Select model), which adds Voice Activated Navigation and Blind Spot Information System with cross-traffic alert for $1,000. The Technology pack (available only with Reserve), that costs $2,245 and comes with adaptive cruise control, collision warning, active park assist, lane keeping system and front sensing system. Finally, there is the Climate package that can be fitted on both the Select and Reserve models for $580 and adds heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, auto high-beam headlamps and rain-sensing wipers.
Other options include the 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine ($1,140), all-wheel drive with CCD suspension ($2,495), enhance THX II audio system ($995), 19-inch premium wheels ($395), 20-inch premium wheels ($995) and CCD suspension ($650).
Lincoln will offer three packages for the 2015 MKC, none of which will be available on the Premiere model. The Select Plus package (available on the Select model), which adds Voice Activated Navigation and Blind Spot Information System with cross-traffic alert for $1,000. The Technology pack (available only with Reserve), that costs $2,245 and comes with adaptive cruise control, collision warning, active park assist, lane keeping system and front sensing system. Finally, there is the Climate package that can be fitted on both the Select and Reserve models for $580 and adds heated rear seats, heated steering wheel, auto high-beam headlamps and rain-sensing wipers.
Other options include the 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine ($1,140), all-wheel drive with CCD suspension ($2,495), enhance THX II audio system ($995), 19-inch premium wheels ($395), 20-inch premium wheels ($995) and CCD suspension ($650).
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Likely you have to contact your local dealer for that.any ordering guides? configurators?
Pricing seems great to me, good starting price for an SUV in this segment
its 3k cheaper then the MKZ so that is a bonus
I thought it would be around the MKZ price
I thought it would be around the MKZ price
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