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  1. I am in Canada. You will need to get your VIN from your dealer. Then you can get your window sticker at https://researchmaniacs.com/VIN-Number-Lookup/WindowSticker/Ford.html close to the build date. I have used the Lincoln version for my last two vehicles.
  2. My Corsair arrived at the dealership yesterday (May 28) along with three Escapes. Apparently it had a side trip to the Mod Center - presumably to have the towing package installed.
  3. Thanks for the update. My current MKC lease was extended from April for up to three months. If this ETA is right I won't be getting it until the beginning of July. It's interesting to note that as of yesterday my dealer had another similar unit that was built the same week already on their lot as I did a walk-around last night before making this request.
  4. Please provide information for VIN 5LMCJ2D90MUL19369, scheduled to be built week of May 10. Thanks.
  5. I believe the brake lights stay on just like you still have your foot on the brake pedal - I recall red reflection off of something behind me.
  6. I use auto hold quite often. It keeps the brakes on when stopped so you don't have to keep your foot on the brake pedal - good for a long red light. It holds the vehicle on a hill until you hit the accelerator pedal. When a light turns green you don't have to move your foot off the brake pedal.
  7. I considered acquiring a Corsair PHEV to replace my 2017 MKC this spring but my dealer said not to expect availability until 2022. As it is, I have to wait 12+ weeks for a 2021 Corsair and they have none left in stock.
  8. I just looked up a couple of VIN's at local dealers and the date at the bottom is TODAY's date.
  9. I ordered a 2021 Corsair Reserve to replace my 2017 MKC yesterday. The dealer said it could take twelve weeks to come so my current lease will probably be extended another month or so. I was thinking of buying my 2017 out at the end of the lease but the dealer made an offer on ordering a 2021 that I couldn't turn down. It will be interesting to see how long it actually takes with the current supply issues.
  10. All Canadian Lincolns come with the block heater as standard equipment. In almost four years with my MKC parked outside in southern Ontario I have never used mine. It is probably available as a dealer-installed accessory.
  11. I have the 2.0 in my 2017 MKC and find it very adequate. I will probably get a 2021 with the 2.0 when my lease is up next spring. I would consider the GT for better performance but the economics don't make sense for me.
  12. I stopped getting rustproofing on new vehicles a long time ago. The last vehicle I had with significant rust problems was a 1989 Aerostar when it was about 8 years old. I live in Ontario where a lot of road salt gets used in the winter and parked that vehicle in my garage. Subsequently, my vehicles (including one we had for 13 years) that have been left outside haven't experienced significant rust problems. I likewise wouldn't go with any product that drills holes in the metal. Your MKC has extra sound insulation as well as audio components, wiring, etc. that might be damaged if anything was sprayed inside doors or body cavities. Some people I know get an oil spray under the vehicle every fall.
  13. We had a Toyota Sienna for 13 years and 239,000 km after Ford quit building Aerostars. We needed the space for a family of seven and had a lot of good trips with it. Now that all of our children are grown up and on their own we don't need that kind of room any more, though sometimes I think it would be nice to have one again, seeing that we have five grandchildren now and probably more in the future. I have considered a three-row SUV but the third row seating cuts into the cargo space too much and isn't as comfortable as the third row in a minivan.
  14. Parking lot or toll road tickets... a convenient place to put them.
  15. I have the 2.0L EB engine in my AWD 2017 Lincoln MKC and find it to be very adequate.
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