Lincoln MKT

The Lincoln MKT was a full-size luxury crossover produced from 2010 to 2019. Based on the same Ford D4 platform as the Ford Flex, the MKT offered a unique, controversial design and a spacious 3-row interior. It was positioned as a more car-like alternative to the brand's larger Navigator SUV, serving as an unofficial successor to the Town Car in livery fleets.

The MKT's primary appeal to buyers today is its value. It offers a quiet, comfortable ride and a long list of luxury features for a fraction of its original price. Enthusiasts seek out the optional 3.5L EcoBoost twin-turbo V6, which provided 355-365 horsepower and standard all-wheel drive, turning the big crossover into a surprisingly quick vehicle. Clean, privately-owned examples are rare and desirable, as many were used for high-mileage commercial service.

With just 14 sales tracked, the market is thin but consistent. The average price sits just under $10,000, making it an affordable entry into 3-row luxury. It's firmly a depreciated used car, not a collector's item, but it represents a lot of comfort and power for the money. Top-spec EcoBoost models from the final years command the highest prices, but even these are a bargain compared to German rivals of the same era.

Prices range from $1,026 for early, high-mileage models to $21,995 for pristine, late-model examples.