The good:
Automatic parking works incredibly well in the 2010 Lincoln MKS, as does adaptive cruise control. Sync and Sirius Travel Link provide useful device connectivity and information for road trips. Ecoboost power gets this sedan moving fast.
The bad:
The map resolution in the navigation system isn't top-notch, and we encountered a few glitches with the car, such as the USB port failing. At ridiculously fast speeds the handling felt a little wobbly.
The bottom line:
The 2010 Lincoln MKS is quite a tech cruiser, with features that will thrill any gadget lover while traveling in comfort.
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