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2016 Toyota Avalon vs. 2016 Lincoln MKZ
Because of the reputation Toyota holds for offering reliable and affordable automobiles, many people may not think of the manufacturer as having luxury vehicles. Those people are wrong. The 2016 Toyota Avalon is an excellent choice for people that love Toyota but are also looking to get acquainted with the world of luxury cars. Many of today's entry-level luxury cars are very well-built and have a lot to offer potential buyers. The best way for a car-buyer to find the exact vehicle they want is to do a head-to-head comparison. Allan Nott Toyota has anticipated this and has researched the differences between the 2016 Toyota Avalon vs. 2016 Lincoln MKZ.
Right from the start the interior features and elements of the 2016 Avalon take aim at the premium offerings from the 2016 Lincoln MKZ. As a Lincoln, people would expect the passenger cabin to be a step above other brands under its parent manufacturer's umbrella. Leading online experts were quick to praise the 2016 Avalon for having accents that would be just as at home in the car's Lexus sister luxury brand. A leather-wrapped steering wheel, wood and metallic accents were among the favorite small detail reviewers pointed out for the 2016 Avalon. By comparison, the 2016 Lincoln MKZ was criticized by the same publication for having materials that didn't quite live up to those offered by competitors like the 2016 Toyota Avalon.
If there was something that the 2016 Toyota Avalon was designed to do, its provide a perfect platform for cruising. Even with some trims featuring sport-tuned suspension, the 2016 Avalon offers one of the quietest and smoothing ride profiles in its competitive class of the global automotive industry. Under the hood of each 2016 Toyota Avalon is a naturally-aspirated 3.5-liter, V-6 engine making nearly 270 horsepower. Power is sent to the front wheels with a six-speed automatic transmission. Experts have lauded praise on the engine for the 2016 Avalon for acceleration smoothly and gladly. For comparison the Lincoln sedan users a turbocharged, four-cylinder engine and makes about 30 horsepower fewer than the Avalon's power plant.
