Spaceman

Thanks for highlighting this, I hadn’t noticed! I have a 2019 3.0 and yes, the driver’s side vent is also open.

It sort of looks like the driver’s side headlamp is higher than the passenger’s side?

I also found mkzforum.com, but it’s not very active.

That looks like a good summary. Here are the part numbers I know of: Black upper grille: HP5Z8200BA 2020 black left foglight trim: LP5Z15266AA 2020 black right foglight trim: LP5Z15266AC 2020 black center foglight trim: LP5Z8419AB

I agree totally with your assessment of the CTS and newer Cadillacs in general. Their CUE system came in for a lot of criticism, and apparently some of the screens are now suffering from delamination. And yes the MKZ did check a lot of boxes. Many reliability rankings also give Lincoln higher marks. Also, I see a lot more Cadillacs on the road, which makes them less “exclusive.”

It looks like that was a standard safety feature for 2017. The Reserve also had blind spot monitoring and rear cross-traffic alert.

Thank you.

I agree, which is why as an iOS user, I will plug in and access Waze/Google for “important” trips.

Here is the answer: 3.4 is currently only for 2020 Ford Rangers.

I have Sync 3.3 in my 2019 MKZ, but I’ve seen references to 3.4. I tried the WiFi update, which didn’t change anything. Is this available for MKZ? Any suggestions, or I guess ask my dealer? Thanks.

Just asking in general as it’s something I would consider! Thank you very much for the reply.

i put wider tires on a previous car, which meant lowering the profile, to make sure the change didn’t affect the speedometer. Any concerns in this proposed mod?