Will the 2015 Lincoln MKC be towable behind a motorhome?
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Asked by nugget2015 Jun 22, 2014 at 08:18 AM about the 2015 Lincoln MKC AWD

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As in the question, can this vehicle be towed 4WD behind a motorhome and not
require a tow dolly?

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T_S_T answered 10 years ago

My advice would be no,it could hurt your car,If you are going to to this fine machine,and won,t it kept that way,put it up on a trailer, that way no damage done to car,and no milage racking up on it.

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Tracy answered 10 years ago

Why don't you ask the dealer you bought your over-priced car from?

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nugget2015 answered 10 years ago

Because we have not yet purchased our "overpriced" car yet. But later studies showed this vehicle to NOT be towable just in case google picks up on this answer.

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jtbrother answered 10 years ago

Wow, we are supposed to be helping each other. Why the smart ass remarks?

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LincolnDude answered 6 years ago

Motorhome magazine dinghy towing Guide says OK. However most say no. Who is correct?

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