Lincoln tries to do an Evoque by taking a Ford platform and an Ecoboost engine while going heavy on the premium.
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An Escape-based Lincoln crossover? Sounds like it would be a total snooze, right? Could be a lot worse. The 2.0L Ecoboost is under the hood and it looks fairly production-ready.
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Tagged as crossover, Lincoln, lincoln mkc, naias 2013
Tagged as crossover, Lincoln, lincoln mkc, naias 2013
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