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Last month, one of the experts at Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com took a good look at the 2018 Lincoln MKT before offering a review of the three-row SUV. He was taken by how the vehicle offers comfortable seating for seven people while also providing plenty of cargo capacity, and commented that the available all-wheel drive and a 3.5-liter twin turbo EcoBoost® engine make this a commendable contender in the luxury SUV category.

In September, it was reported that The Lincoln Motor Company and The Howard Hughes Corporation® had agreed to enter into a long-term collaboration at the Seaport District NYC. The alliance, which is founded on a mutual appreciation for history, culture and a shared dedication to revitalization and effortless customer service, kicked off with a week-long fête of music, food and special events.

If you're in the market for for a luxurious compact SUV that's competitive with the best that Japan and Europe have to offer, we suggest that you consider the 2017 Lincoln MKC. Featuring high-intensity discharge headlights that surround the signature Lincoln split-wing grille, the vehicle's profile is showcased through a smooth roofline, shoulder creases and chiseled body panels. The vehicle's rear is dominated by full-width taillights that accent the hands-free tailgate.

You'll discover another level of driving enjoyment when you slip behind the wheel of the midsize Lincoln MKX SUV. From the signature split grille to the 18-inch wheels and available hands-free liftgate, you'll notice the smooth lines and sleek, aerodynamic shaping. At night, the vehicle senses your approach and greets you with a lighted Lincoln welcome mat that gets projected onto the ground outside the driver's door.