Lincoln MKZ

New Lincoln comes with three powertrain options:

• 2-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder engine, a unit of output for this model. It produces 240 hp and 366 Nm of torque
• 3.7-liter V6 drive achieves 300 hp
• Lincoln MKZ is available in a hybrid version. 2-liter unit in this embodiment is combined with an electric motor, which allows for a common power 188 hp, 175 Nm of torque and lower fuel consumption.

Each motor is associated with a six-speed automatic transmission.

The new systems are fitted to improve security, such as interoperating with brake system to prevent collision warning system for lane change and a wide inflatable rear seat belt.

Lincoln MKZ will be new competitors such as BMW 3 Series and Audi A4. For sale in the United States will be in June 2012

Lincoln Navigator

There's no denying that the Lincoln Navigator is a dying genre full size SUV. Powerful and reliable car, built on the frame. Benefits? Solid construction, great towing capacity, and ... the spirit of classic America. Disadvantages? First of all, a lot of fuel.

In the model for 2009, this defect is slightly less, because Ford buried in the software control - reduced a little burning car. In practice, we can count on a few gusts over ten percent lower fuel consumption. A more efficient use of fuel is recommended for aquarium visitors under the hood of the Navigator. The engine is a series of Triton V8 with a capacity of 5.4 liters and output of 300HP.

2009 Lincoln Navigator model includes as standard: an electrically operated rear tailgate, power folding third-row seats, bezkorkowy fuel cap, rearview camera, and an excellent 14 speaker audio system with THX II. So far as these additives have to pay.

Lincoln Navigator is the only meaningful competitor to the Cadillac Escalade. A few years ago two cars competed with each other. At this time, rather compete with everything else that moves on the road