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Lincoln Mkx AWD

The Lincoln Mkx AWD appears in the database for 12 model years, from 2007 to 2018. Combined fuel consumption improved from 13.1 l/100km in 2007 to 12.4 l/100km in 2018. Fuel: Regular Gasoline. NHTSA recorded recalls in 11 of these model years.

Lincoln Mkx Awd
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Model years2007–201812 years in the database
Versions listed15
Combined economy12.4–13.1 l/100kmbest: 12.4 l/100km (2010)
Kerb weight2,057–2,127 kg
Years with recalls11 of 12most: 7 in 2016

Fuel economy by year

Combined consumption, l/100 km. Lower is better.

13.112.42007: 13.1 l/100km2008: 13.1 l/100km2009: 13.1 l/100km2010: 12.4 l/100km2011: 12.4 l/100km2012: 12.4 l/100km2013: 12.4 l/100km2014: 12.4 l/100km2015: 12.4 l/100km2016: 12.4 l/100km2017: 12.4 l/100km2018: 12.4 l/100km20072018

Year by year

YearVersionsEngineCombinedCO2WeightRecallsNCAP
201823,700 cc12.4 l/100km292.7 g/km2,057 kg55
201723,700 cc12.4 l/100km292.7 g/km2,057 kg55
201623,700 cc12.4 l/100km293.3 g/km2,057 kg75
201513,700 cc12.4 l/100km285.2 g/km2,072.5 kg—4
201413,700 cc12.4 l/100km286.5 g/km2,126.9 kg14
201313,700 cc12.4 l/100km285.2 g/km—1—
201213,700 cc12.4 l/100km290.6 g/km—1—
201113,700 cc12.4 l/100km290.6 g/km—3—
201013,500 cc12.4 l/100km290.6 g/km—7—
200913,500 cc13.1 l/100km306.8 g/km—7—
200813,500 cc13.1 l/100km306.8 g/km—7—
200713,500 cc13.1 l/100km306.8 g/km—6—

Other Lincoln models

Lincoln Navigator 2WD2000–2023Lincoln Mkz AWD2007–2020Lincoln Mkz FWD2007–2020Lincoln Navigator 4WD2000–2025Lincoln Mkx FWD2007–2018Lincoln Mkt AWD2011–2019Lincoln Mkt FWD2011–2019Lincoln Nautilus AWD2019–2026Lincoln Town Car2000–2008Lincoln Aviator AWD2020–2026Lincoln Aviator RWD2020–2026Lincoln Corsair AWD2020–2026

Sources

  • S2 NHTSA Safety Ratings (NCAP) PD-USGov
  • S3 NHTSA Recalls PD-USGov
  • S4 NHTSA Complaints PD-USGov
  • S7 FuelEconomy.gov PD-USGov
  • S9 EPA Light-Duty Test Data PD-USGov

Figures come from the datasets above for each model year. Verify against manufacturer documentation before relying on them.

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