Adding to the crossover commotion, Lincoln adds another model to their lineup to replace the MKC. Dubbed the Lincoln Corsair, the new 2020 model will form the stepping stone to the luxury SUV range.
Three years after the Lincoln MKC crossover debuted, Ford’s luxury division has refreshed the model for 2019. Lincoln says the MKC attracted many buyers who were new to the American luxury marque. This mid-cycle refresh is aimed to woo at more of these new buyers.
While German luxury carmakers created the small premium crossover segment with half-hearted attempts like the BMW X3 and the Mercedes-Benz GLK, it was the Range Rover Evoque that blazed a path by showing that these things can actually be desirable rather than just be dull-looking wagons for soccer moms in Europe, considering the German early-birds never caught on in the GCC. Later attempts like the overpriced Porsche Macan are much more style-conscious, and the Americans are now trying their hand at this game too. This here is the 2015 Lincoln MKC, and it’s now on sale in the UAE.
The Range Rover Evoque started off a trend that’s left every other luxury carmaker scrambling to jump on the swoopy-compact crossover bandwagon. The latest entrant in the field is the Lincoln MKC, part of the brand’s comeback line-up.