Talk:Lincoln MKC
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I'd like to split the Corsair into its own article.
[edit]The reason why I want to do this is because the Corsair replaced the MKC; it is not the 2nd-gen model despite the similarities. This is like how the GLC is the GLK's replacement. The GLC has its own article, and is not the 2nd-generation GLK. It may also be similar to the GLK, but like the Corsair and MKC, they are completely different from one another.
Thoughts? Kaio mh (talk) 03:53, 21 April 2019 (UTC)
Support completely Unlike the larger MKX becoming the Lincoln Nautilus (in a mid-cycle revision), the Corsair effectively replaces the MKC (the Mercedes-Benz analogy is a perfect example). While both the MKC and Corsair serve as Lincoln counterparts of the Ford Escape/Kuga, the Corsair shares little with its predecessors (besides its engines). If a second generation of the Corsair is released in the years to come, its model lineage will have even less to do with this article. It might take a bit to expand the existing content beyond a stub stage, but it a separate Lincoln Corsair article is certainly worthy of consideration. --SteveCof00 (talk) 06:12, 28 April 2019 (UTC)