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Check out the center console for the 2015 compared to the 2016. The 2015 had climate controls on the center console, but other functions like the radio all had to be handled by the steering wheel or the Lincoln My-Touch touch screen. The 2016 and later models6 added back a lot of actual buttons to the center console so you could change settings by feel, instead of taking your eyes off the road to look at a touch screen.   Not everyone cared about this, but it was a major complaint from people who did care, and Lincoln addressed in later models. The Lincoln demographic tends to be a little older, and I guess that not taking your eyes off the road is a liitle more important to drivers over 20 or 25 years of age.   When you are test driving models, pay attention to this difference. It may or may not be important to you.   Mid year in the 2016 model, Lincoln changed from the Lincoln My-Touch to the Sync3 interface for their touch screens. This may or may not be important to you if looking at 2016 models.   EDIT: I've added screenshots from the two years for you to see the difference. Also note that the 2016 introduced the push button transmission. This took me a few days to get used to. I can see how it would be unliked by some drivers. It doesn't bother me, but you may prefer the gear lever of the 2015.  

Hello all, I am having issues with an RFID tag to access residential area. Is anyone having any issues with this I have tested the tag in 3 different cars and no issues whatsoever but on my 2016 Lincoln MKX I cannot not get it to read. I have placed it everywhere.

2016 was the first year of the current MKX/Nautilus model. As with any redesign there will always be some initial issues, and the MKX had some in early production 2016 units. But it has been an very reliable vehicle from about mid-2016 model year on through the current Nautilus refresh. I would recommend a late-year 2016. Be sure it has Sync 3, not MyLincolnTouch for its infotainment and you should be fine.

I will keep that in mind.

Nice!  We have the same but with the cappuccino interior.  Make sure you change the engine coolant somewhere between 30k and 60k miles to help prevent a possible water pump failure down the road.

3.7 L and it is Luxe Metallic with Hazelnut interior.

Welcome!  What colors and which engine?