Used 2010 Lincoln MKZ AWD for Sale near Rimouski, QC

Bought this Lincoln off of a lease with around 35,000 miles and have put another 25,000 event-free miles - I was going to buy a small SUV, but prefer driving a sedan - the all-wheel drive makes it an excellent commuting car for New England weather and with the rear seat backs down, you can fit a bicycle... almost anything really. The car is well-built and handles reasonably well - it's not a sports sedan - more of a cruiser, but has plenty of power. My model has every option so the features are very convenient: auto-HID headlights that turn with the steering, auto wipers, backup camera, lane change and rear sensors, 10 GB "jukebox" 11-speaker stereo, Sirius radio, heated and cooled seats, bluetooth smartphone integration for phone and music, GPS, auto temp control.

I bought my 2010 MKZ AWD in summer 2014 off a lease with 32,000 miles. It looked like it just rolled off the showroom floor. In general the car handles beautifully with plenty of power and a very secure road feel with the AWD - a little bit floaty in the front end unlike some of the European cars, but it is after all a Lincoln. The car is extremely comfortable with great leather front seats, heated and cooled, and very well laid-out controls. High tech stuff works well for iPhone integration and navigation and the sound system is good, but not great for a car that originally cost $43,000. Mine has the rear-view camera (great), backup warning system (awesome) and lane change warning (works well). Very disappointed that Lincoln and Microsoft have not updated the Sync operating system to keep up with 4 years of technology advances (update Fall 2015: new version 4.x released that significantly updates iPhone use including much betterUSB charging, read support for text messages and better access to music on phones). The iPhone iTunes integration if apparently out of date and the software to fix it doesnt work well on modern computers; however, the hard-drive jukebox built into the car is very useful. Overall its a great used car. Originally I was going to buy a small SUV, but the features for the price and ability to put down the rear seat backs convinced me that a small luxury sedan would be more fun to drive. It has lots of terrific features but, since no one really seems to want Lincoln sedans, seems to have depreciated very quickly - so pricing seems to be a huge bargain. Yet, all ratings of this and its Ford and Mercury siblings put it at the top of the quality ratings - so Im hoping for the best - so far, so good.