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2007 Lincoln MKX First Drive & Full Report

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  • texasestexases Member Posts: 11,045
    No 'Note: 2 at this price'?
  • bigtbigt Member Posts: 412
    No notes I saw. I doubt anyone would accept or even suggest 1k for docs. Seems like a good deal to me. I already own the MKZ and Zephyr so I am set and waiting to see how the MKS turns out.
  • texasestexases Member Posts: 11,045
    hmm...almost makes me want to catch a flight there...that is a good deal.
  • akirbyakirby Member Posts: 8,062
    There is no way they are selling all of those models below dealer invoice without keeping any rebates or dealer cash unless they're making it up elsewhere. At invoice would be hard enough to believe. $500 below is too good to be true.
  • whateverdudewhateverdude Member Posts: 2
    The MKX is only a few changes away from being a truly attractive proposition, however. A new set of brakes, a bit more powerful engine and an interior similar to the one that will appear in the MKS will make a world of difference.

    Does this car REALLY need more power? It may not be class leading but it's certainly competitive. IMO, adding more power when it's not really needed is exactly the kind of make-it-look-good-on-paper "menu" padding that the article complains about.

    This car needs a 10% boost in fuel economy far more than it needs an extra 10% in horsepower.
  • bigtbigt Member Posts: 412
    http://lm.malloyautomall.com/

    They also state that you keep the rebates.
  • akirbyakirby Member Posts: 8,062
    I believe that's what they're advertising, I just think there's a catch somewhere.
  • maximafanmaximafan Member Posts: 592
    I don't know where in the world peope are getting the idea that the RX350 requires premium fuel!! I've been driving this car for almost two years and with the exception of maybe three times at the beginning of my purchase, I've been using regular unleaded with no problems and with the approval of the Lexus Service technician!!
    My thoughts on the MKX: I like the exterior a lot and even liked the interior at first glance, except that I did not like the retro-styled
    gauges and there's an awful lot of that "brushed aluminum" on the
    center console. In the RX there's only aluminum at the upper quadrant of the center console and the bottom part is wood grain.
    I believe the more aluminum that you have, the more chances of little scratches showing up.
    I have to agree with drjames. The Lexus just does everything right; well placed controls, not to mention the outstanding treatment at the dealership!
  • akirbyakirby Member Posts: 8,062
    The rap on the RX350 is in the driving dynamics (handling, steering, body roll, etc.). Never drove one so I can't comment on that.

    Doesn't Lexus "recommend" premium fuel and that's what the advertised hp and fuel economy figures are based on?
  • mschmalmschmal Member Posts: 1,757
    I can tell you one area where many customers tell me that the MKX spanks the RX350. Navigation system ease of use. And the Sync system just makes that argument even stronger.

    Mark.
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