
Ford design overlord Peter Horbury introduced the MKT ("T" is for Touring), pointing out several enticing touches. You've got a 3D SYNC touchscreen meant to mimic the iPhone and something called a "bustle-back" rear, which is explicitly intended to convince Americans they're not buying a hatchback. Despite Horbury's presence, the vehicle pleasantly lacked Daveness (well, at least the bars in the grille are vertical). The press photos don't give a full impression of how truly wide that rear C-pillar is—up close and in profile, it looks strikingly like an old English cab. When the MKT hits production, we don't expect the debuted seating configuration to remain so luxurious, as Lincoln can easily cram an extra row in the back. Press release and press photos below the jump.
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