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A quiet luxury crossover with room for five
Drive a MKX
The MKX is a midsize, two-row luxury crossover built from 2007–2018, and it became the Nautilus for the 2019 model year. If you want a Lincoln rental that favors calm over flash, the MKX delivers a quiet, plush ride with seats for five.
On Turo, you book your MKX SUV rental from a local vehicle owner, then choose pickup or delivery to fit your plans. You'll find MKX models listed across model years, so compare listings to land the trim and features you want. It's a refined ride for a weekend away, a work trip, or a week of errands in comfort.
MKX specs
Horsepower
303 hp
MPG
17 city/25 hwy
Seats
5
Weight
4,168 lbs
Smooth, confident V6 power
Expect strong, unhurried V6 power. In the 2018 MKX, the standard 3.7L V6 makes 303 hp and 278 lb-ft of torque, and an available 2.7L twin-turbo V6 delivers 335 hp. A six-speed automatic with paddle shifters lets you pick your own gears when the mood strikes.
Pamper every seat
The front seats steal the show. Available 22-way power-adjustable front seats offer heating, cooling, and massage. Dial in support for a long highway stretch, cool off on a summer afternoon, or warm up on a frosty morning.
Your passengers in back get some love, too. Heated rear seats are available, and the two-row layout seats five without squeezing anyone into a cramped third row. Equipment varies by trim, so check the listing to see whether a massage seat is waiting for you.
Room for weekend luggage
Pack for the weekend without playing luggage Tetris. The MKX holds 37.2 cubic feet behind the second row, enough for a couple's suitcases and a cooler. Fold the second row and that space opens up to 73 cubic feet — handy for bulky gear, flat-pack furniture, or a dorm move-in.
You can match the drivetrain to the trip, too. MKX listings come with front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive, depending on the vehicle. If you're heading somewhere with winter weather, check the listing details to confirm which setup you're getting before you book.
Stand out with a MKX
The MKX suits travelers who want luxury without supersizing. It's a natural fit for couples, small families, and business trips, and it's a smart way to test-drive the model before you buy used. To compare more options, browse luxury SUV rentals on Turo.
Top MKX features
Concert-hall Revel audio
Three standouts define the MKX: Revel audio, SYNC 3 tech, and a brand heritage that runs deeper than you might expect.
Music lovers, this one's for you. The 2018 MKX comes standard with a 10-speaker sound system, and available Revel systems step up to 13 or 19 speakers. More speakers mean fuller sound that wraps every seat in the cabin.
The Black Label trim goes further with Revel Ultima audio, the top setup in the lineup. Queue up a road trip playlist, settle into that quiet cabin, and let every track fill the space. If audio matters to you, check the listing to see which system the MKX you're eyeing includes.
SYNC 3 and smart driver assists
SYNC 3 keeps you connected through an 8-inch touchscreen, with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto on every 2018 trim. Plug in your phone, and your maps, music, and messages appear right on the dash.
Available driver assists add confidence in traffic and tight spots. Depending on the listing, you may find adaptive cruise control, a 360-degree camera, lane keep assist, blind spot monitoring, and active park assist. Check the listing to confirm which assists come with the MKX you book, since equipment varies by trim and model year.
A modern Lincoln classic
The MKX arrived for 2007, previewed by the 2004 Aviator concept, and earned a full redesign for 2016. It bowed out after the 2018 model year, when its renamed successor took over for 2019. That makes the second-generation MKX a recent classic with a modern feel.
A panoramic roof — standard on Reserve and available on other trims — floods the cabin with daylight. The 2018 lineup ran through four trims: Premiere, Select, Reserve, and Black Label. Features vary by trim, so the listing you pick shapes the ride you get.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a MKX
Get to know your MKX
A little prep goes a long way with the MKX. Here's what to check before you book and once you're behind the wheel.
MKX listings on Turo span different model years and trims, so equipment varies from one to the next. Check the listing for the engine, drivetrain, and features before you book. That matters most if you've got your heart set on the twin-turbo V6 or Revel audio.
Traveling with a bigger group? The three-row Lincoln Navigator adds a third row of seating. For something newer, like the Nautilus that replaced the MKX, browse other Lincoln SUV models on Turo and compare listings side by side.
MKX driving tips
Start with the steering. Adaptive steering offers Normal, Comfort, and Sport modes, so you can tailor the feel to city streets, open highways, or winding back roads. Try each mode early in your trip to find your favorite.
Use the paddle shifters to hold a gear on long grades or add a little fun to a curvy drive. If the MKX you book has the 360-degree camera or active park assist, lean on them in tight parking garages and along busy city curbs. They make squeezing a midsize crossover into a snug spot far less stressful.
How much does it cost to rent a MKX?
The cost to rent the MKX depends on the listing. Local vehicle owners set their own prices, which vary by model year, trim, location, and trip dates. Check the listing for the current daily rate and trip total.
Planning a longer stay? Some local vehicle owners offer discounts for longer trips, and long-term car rental on Turo can stretch for weeks or months. Compare a few listings side by side to find the right mix of price, trim, and features for your plans.
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What documents do you need to rent a MKX on Turo?
You'll need a valid driver's license and an approved Turo account to book the MKX. Turo walks you through any verification steps when you sign up.
What type of driver's license do you need to rent a MKX?
A valid, current driver's license works for most guests. If you're visiting from outside the US, review Turo's eligibility requirements before you book the MKX.
How old do you need to be to rent a MKX on Turo?
The minimum age varies by vehicle, and each local vehicle owner sets it in the listing. Guests under 25 may pay a young driver fee, so check the MKX listing before you book.
What protection options are available for a MKX rental?
You'll choose from Turo protection plans at checkout when you book the MKX. Review the options there to pick the plan that fits your trip.
Can you get a discount on a MKX rental?
It depends on the listing. Some local vehicle owners offer discounts for longer bookings, so check the MKX listing for weekly or monthly savings.
Can you rent a MKX long term?
Yes. Turo lets you book for days, weeks, or months, so the MKX can cover a long work assignment or a seasonal stay. Look for listings that offer longer-trip discounts.
Do MKX rentals come with unlimited mileage?
Some do. Mileage limits vary by listing, and some local vehicle owners offer unlimited mileage, so check the MKX listing before you book.
Can you add another driver to a MKX rental?
Yes. You can add other drivers to your MKX trip in the Turo app.
Can you test-drive a MKX before buying one used?
Yes. Renting the MKX on Turo lets you live with it for a few days, on your commute and on a weekend getaway. You'll see how the seats, cargo space, and tech fit your routine before you buy.
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