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Lincoln MKC Concept Crossover Debuts at 2013 Detroit Auto Show

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edited September 2014 in Lincoln

imageLincoln MKC Concept Crossover Debuts at 2013 Detroit Auto Show

The Lincoln MKC Concept, the brand's first small vehicle that takes dead aim at the Acura RDX, BMW X1 and Mercedes-Benz GLK-Class, debuts on Sunday ahead of the 2013 Detroit Auto Show.

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  • ericisamazingericisamazing Member Posts: 10
    Looks great! 2016 though... should've been out yesterday
  • markstipmarkstip Member Posts: 4
    Nice looking Vehicle even is based on the Escape! Lincoln needs some real RWD sports sedans next. The MKC looks good the best version of Grill and head light yet, and the tail lights are proportion to the Vehicle unlike the tail lights on the MKZ. Lets hope they don't ruin it in production form aslo like they did the MKZ.
  • zr1manzr1man Member Posts: 19
    Take my word for it..... The big buzz at this year's Detroit Auto Show will be the new Corvette C7. That's what everyone will be talking about. You will see it on the front page of MSN to your local papers. It will be covered by the network news shows world wide. This will be the auto event of the year.

    And the ZR1MAN will be there to give you "just the facts."
  • rayzorrayzor Member Posts: 61
    Wow, looks like the designers woke up. Nicely done, well proportioned, the nose is not painful to look at, in fact; it looks kinda cool. nice rear end styling. The entire body has a cohesive look to it, much better than the Escape. Good job Lincoln!! I hope that the rest of the lineup gets refreshed with similar design language.
  • g_schnauzerg_schnauzer Member Posts: 1
    Looks good, but if fFrd expects buyers to wait 3 years for an Escape in fancy clothes they're delusional.
  • frank908frank908 Member Posts: 48
    Looks really good for Lincoln, er, I meant Lincoln Motor Works, er, I meant Lincoln Motor Company. Wait, is Lincoln making its own motors now separate from Ford? --tangent--

    Anyways, this should be launching now, not debuting now. There's no reason why the production model shouldn't look exactly like this.

    The shape, though, reminds me A LOT of the Land Rover Evoq so it's not a completely original design, but what is today anyway. At least it looks attractive and doesn't provoke depressing feelings like most Lincolns do.
  • redgeminiparedgeminipa Member Posts: 74
    I was kinda thinking the profile screams Audi or Saab... Nice for a Lincoln, but too bad it's just another rebadge... something Ford will never do without.

    Hopefully it'll actually look like this, and not scream "HEY! I'm a Ford with a Lincoln grille! That's deserving of the massive premium over an equally equipped Ford for MUCH less!" Time will tell. At least GM usually makes sheet metal changes when they badge engineer these days. Hopefully Ford is learning that lesson.
  • jaredmjaredm Member Posts: 1
    I always like to root for the underdog and I'm currently liking Lincoln's new design language. I just hope they can make an entire package that's more compelling than the competition. This car looks to have the right stuff. Hopefully some form of a turbo charged ecoboost under the hood!
  • cbmandlycbmandly Member Posts: 1
    As a young business man looking to get my first luxury car, I have to say, the MKC has pulled me away from the girly GLK, and the BMW X3 ... this is the first small crossover I see myself driving. THis is an amazing vehicle.
  • patrcikpatrcik Member Posts: 1
    Why do they list here that this will not be produced until 2016 when everywhere else is reporting this is a 2014 model that is essentially production ready much like the 2013 MKS concept at the 2012 NAIAS
  • throwbackthrowback Member Posts: 445
    After seeing this, I think Lincoln has a chance.
  • anthony512anthony512 Member Posts: 8
    This looks really good! It should be selling now...like hot cakes!
  • mr_realisticmr_realistic Member Posts: 1
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  • jscionjscion Member Posts: 0
    The Lincoln MKC Concept is a critical experiment for the brand. Will the pint-sized Lincoln be compelling enough to steer younger buyers away from BMW and Mercedes-Benz?

    ANSWER: Probably not! This will continue to attract more mature buyers as well as those who previously owned a Ford but want to step up to a Lincoln. BMW and Mercedes-Benz buyers probably will continue to buy BMW and Mercedes-Benz over this.
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