A number of attributes combine to make the spacious interior of the 2007 Lincoln MKX comfortable for riders and its driver. The MKX is extremely quiet; the company says it’s the quietest Lincoln ever. In addition to the sound deadening treatments in common with the Edge, it has an acoustic windshield, thicker dash insulation, and heavier carpeting, all combining to lower wind and road noise. Front seat passengers get eight-way power adjustable seats with optional heating and cooling, while rear riders get lots of headroom, best-in-class legroom according to Lincoln, recline angles of up to 15 degrees and optional heated seats. Visibility is excellent, and the panoramic roof’s dual sunshades subdue brightness and reduce radiant heat.