Lincoln brought a trio of customized MKS sedans and one modified MKX crossover to the industry-only SEMA show in Las Vegas. The three custom MKS sedans varied in degrees of tune, though all presented were subtle, restrained cars aimed at luxury tuner buyers. The MKX was the most outrageous of the three, though even it was tame by comparison to some vehicles presented at SEMA.
The black MKX was modified by Street Concepts. It featured bronze 22 inch wheels and matching bronze trim touches throughout, as well as a 3D Carbon bodykit. Inside, the MKX showcased extensive suede trim – even a suede-trimmed babyseat, revealing its family-friendly design.
The white MKS sedan sparkled thanks to its metallic gold flake white paint and gold 20 inch custom wheels by Wanfeng. It served as a rolling showroom for Ford Custom Accessories, including satin gold finish throughout – even inside, where an aluminum applique replaced the MKS’ standard wood trim.
RKSport modified the silver MKS with a few performance upgrades – a Magnaflow exhaust and a K&N air filter setup – and a custom ground effects kit, hood, spoilers and carbon fiber roof.
3D Carbon was tasked with the red MKS. The tuning firm gave the car a five-piece body kit, Eibach lowering springs (for a 1.2 inch drop) and 22 inch NC Forged wheels.
