Hello fellow Hybrid Shoppers! I just wanted to let everyone known that the 2014-2020 Lincoln Mkz Hybrid seems to be one of the most underrated hybrid cars on the road. I know you are thinking, its just a fancy Fusion but its so much more than that! The car is simply elegant, beautiful, sexy, smooth and performs so well that it will shock you. Ive had the car for over two weeks now and I have easily beaten the EPA MGP ratings so far. Im using the ECO+ mode and generally getting 45-52 MPGs on my mixed city/hwy 82 mile commute each day. The other thing that makes this car a stand out is how comfortable it is and it even has decent power when you need it. Its listed as 188 HP combined but frankly it feels a bit stronger than that. If you punch it from 30-40 MPH it will use the electric traction motor as a boost and you will take off and with plenty of zoom for passing or merging onto freeways. Shes a gem for sure, not to be overlooked. This is the 3rd gen of Fords Hybrid drive system and it works extremely well with the HF 35 Transaxle. Go out and drive one, you will not be disappointed. With heated and cooled seats, and all the tech gadgets including LED Adaptive headlights and ambient lighting shes one classy ride. These cars are a strong value and much better than just an econobox. The capacitive touch controls work well enough for me, try just tapping in the direction you want (fan speed up/dwn or volume up/down) rather than pressing and sliding your fingers around. The Navigation is arguably a bit slow to load (compared to todays systems), but be a little patient with it and youll do fine. Dont forget to log your frequent addresses as favorites so you dont have to enter them each time - free tip. NOTE: With any hybrid you have to be gentle on the throttle to get the best MPGs, this one is no different so try to make a game out of it! Also please remember the cars use 15% less fuel when cruising at 65 mph vs 75 mph. so if you are not in a big hurry keep it under 70 and shell do great. Ive had multiple 60-80 mile hwy. trips and Im getting 48-51 mpg each time. Its an amazing car. One other important note: Try to avoid vehicles that have been in accidents, especially hybrids that have taken hits on the drivers front corner or rear corners, this is where the hybrid systems/battery/wiring is routed and it could have hidden damage. Finding a no accidents car is best obviously. Good luck & Happy shopping! - Tom from IL

123k miles and still like new. Drives and rides great, comfortable seats. Purchased the 2016 three years ago at 60k miles. The beautiful car that does not wear out.

This car has every feature in it that I was looking for in a car. It is a perfect fit for me. Sporty and luxury all in one car and a hybrid at that. Im completely satisfied.

I loved the car. Unfortunately being 65, it was a little too small for me.

The motor is loud on the left side when excelling over 40 mph. Lots if space inside. And good truck for hybrid.