Lincoln MKT Reviews 2013

MKT has distinctive styling and a comfortable interior. While the Ford Flex, on which it is based, has a form-follows-function flair, Lincoln sacrifices 3rd-row room for rakish lines.

The MKT is likable in a number of ways, but it's hard to fall head-over-heels in love with.

The 2012 MKT is a premium-midsize sport-utility vehicle. Unlike the 5-seat Lincoln MKX (the division’s more conventional SUV), the 7-passenger MKT is sometimes referred to as a station wagon.

With three rows of seating, the 2010 Lincoln MKT is a big, powerful cruiser capable of carrying many people in high-tech comfort.

While the 2012 Lincoln MKT doesn’t break new ground among luxury crossovers, reviewers say it’s certainly a competent vehicle with a competitive price.

The MKT is an all-new luxury crossover SUV that many reviewers say is Lincoln's best vehicle in many years.

Reviewers call the 2011 Lincoln MKT a return to the brand’s glory years as a leader in design, luxury and comfort.

The MKT is a big (but not obese) stylish SUV that distinguishes itself from the rest of the crowd.

The Lincoln MKT is anything but ordinary. Its profile is unique, its grille spectacular, its finish remarkable and its size, well, a little excessive.

Quick, nimble and able to carry six or seven people to and fro, the MKT provides lots of luxury, high-tech features and excellent driving capabilities.

Supremely spacious and stunning from some angles, the 2010 Lincoln MKT gets truly arresting with its EcoBoost turbo V-6.

The swinging style sets an audacious mood—and the 2011 Lincoln MKT backs it up with turbo V-6 thrust.

EcoBoost thrust and limo-like space may attract you more to the 2012 Lincoln MKT than its polarizing shape, but we're among its fans.

The MKT might not be as unnecessarily rugged as the Navigator, and it’s certainly not a sports car, but it’s a risky design that’s possible and practical, thanks to some creative engineering and compensatory technology.