The Truth About Cars have published a review of the 2010 Lincoln MKZ . 'The MKZ spent one year as the Zephyr, and received a more thorough revision for 2010. Both the grille--Lincoln's current twin waterfall--and the tail lamps have gotten larger, in the current fashion. Unlike with the Fusion's tri-bar, the supersizing doesn't hurt. But the grille does nothing for the side view, from which the MKZ, though handsome, appears much less distinctive. Even with bespoke sheetmetal fore and aft of the doors, the midsize Lincoln sedan doesn't look even as different from the Fusion as the ES does from the Camry. The money for dedicated fenders was not well spent--this is the way GM used to do it. If you're going to spring for unique metal, spend a little more to alter the basic shape.'
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