Posted by Jon Hagen on November 07, 2015 at 20:56:51 from (64.68.4.241):
In Reply to: Ford dealership posted by Paul in MN on November 07, 2015 at 15:59:56:
Paul, look at one of those 3 letter Lincolns :) I have driven a Toyota Prius hybrid for 6 trouble free years and AVERAGED an amazing 50 mpg. This fall I decided I wanted a little more room, comfort and toys with the hybrids amazing economy. I bought a 15 Lincoln MKZ hybrid. The thing is the most comfortable, quiet and good riding car I have ever owned. We love to take long road trips to just sight see, we went on one that was 350 miles today. The Lincoln MKZ hybrid is so quiet and comfortable to ride in, a huge improvement from a little econo car like the Prius. The miles slide away twice as fast in that quiet comfortable car with all the premium toys(sound system and power everything). The Lincoln is 1000 pounds heavier than the Prius (3300 VS 4300), but still made an amazing 40 mpg today on a still tight new car with only 1500 miles. And yes everything I learned about the car was found online. I am 67 years old with failing eyesight, so It is much easier for me to read a 21 inch computer screen than a small printed folder,+ 10 times more info.
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