For 2010, the Lincoln MKZ has standard front-wheel drive with all-wheel drive available as a $1,890 upgrade. All-wheel drive models start at $36,005.
By choosing the all-wheel-drive model you’ll sacrifice gas mileage for the confidence of being able to tackle slippery conditions. Mileage ratings drop to 17/24 mpg city/highway from the front-wheel-drive’s 18/27 mpg ratings.
The MKZ is redesigned for 2010 and you can read our review of the new model, here.
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It is Haldex, which means the car is mechanically front drive, with a power take-off system to drive the rear axle.
This kind of system gets you moving, it does not keep you moving.
Drive it like a front drive car with loads of traction.