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Ever wondered what the Lincoln MKZ price looks like when you’re navigating the used‑car market? Lincoln’s midsize luxury sedan, the MKZ, first hit the roads in 2006 as a bold take on the mid‑size segment, bringing a swooping styling language and a high‑level cabin to the competition. Its 2012 iteration, the Lincoln MKZ 2012 price story is fascinating because this year marked the last round of the second generation before the brand turned its focus toward the all‑new MKZ sedan. While the price tag you’ll see today varies by trim level, mileage, condition and regional demand, the 2012 model remains one of the most respected options for buyers looking for a blend of performance and upscale comfort on a tight budget.

• Engine: 2.0L 4‑Cylinder EcoBoost (turbo‑charged, 211 hp, 250 lb‑ft)
• Transmission: 8‑Speed Automatic (seamless variable torque, available for 2.7‑L optional)
• Fuel Type: Gasoline (premium 91‑octane recommended for higher output)^*
• Dimensions: Length: 191.3 in | Width: 73.5 in | Height: 58.9 in | Wheelbase: 113.3 in
• Interior: 4‑seat cabin, 5‑seat 5‑door roof, quality materials, leather seats, standard Power‑Drive facade module
• Cargo: 12.6 cu ft (front) | 14.5 cu ft (rear) | 22.8 cu ft with rear seats folded
• Features: Full‑Automatic Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC), Lane Keep Assist, Proximity Control Steering, Pre‑Collision Assist, Blind‑Spot Monitoring, 6‑point harness child seat integration, wireless phone charging, Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
• Warranty & Service: 3‑year / 36,000‑mi limited warranty (exists if maintained in network service points), 5‑year / 60,000‑mi bumper‑to‑bumper
• Fuel Efficiency: EPA rating 18 MPG city / 24 MPG highway / 20 MPG combined (2.0‑L EcoBoost)
• Safety: Active QSC System, Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB), Adaptive Suspension Technology, 5-star NHTSA rating

For those asking, what is a 2012 Lincoln MKZ worth today, the answer is a matter of trim, mileage, and where it sits on the market. A cleaner 2.0‑L base can fetch around $10,000 to $12,000 in a strong market, while fully‑equipped L‑PAX packages could sit nearer $14,000 to $16,000, depending on condition. The used Lincoln MKZ price is influenced by the 2012 model’s role as a front‑runner for the brand’s luxury offerings, coupled with its slightly higher cost basis compared to other midsize sedans.

Depreciation Insight

The Lincoln MKZ depreciation curve follows a typical luxury sedan pattern. Typically a vehicle loses about 15–20% of its value in the first year after purchase, driven by the steep price drop as a new car transitions to used status. Over the next three years, the 2012 MKZ usually sees an additional 15% depreciation, bringing cumulative loss to roughly 35% of the original sale price. By the fourth to fifth year, the vehicle reaches near 40–45% depreciation, though exceptional conditions—long mileage but with meticulous maintenance—can help it hold modestly above the estimated value. These figures are consistent with vehicles that keep up with scheduled service, avoid major mechanical faults, and are priced competitively within the 2012 generation’s marketplace segment.

Comparison Context

When placed side‑by‑side with comparable models, the Lincoln MKZ 2012 price emerges as a balanced choice. For example, the 201

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