2020 Lincoln Corsair - Review & Road Test 

It basically means that they've given up on the international market, but okay.

@@epbrown01 Huh? Lincoln is rising strongly in China, also they are doing well in the Middle East, nowise the'yre giving up just on the US & Canada.

M G The reason other companies use letters and numbers is easy translation into other markets (an X5 is X5 everywhere) and no mistranslation in other languages (cf Nova in Spanish).

@@epbrown01 Don't think it is an actual reason, many car markers are using universal word-type names and it works. Furthermore haven't heard "Corsair" or "Aviator" and "Nautilus" have some negative meaning anywhere in the world outside US or China. They just gave up with horrible, empty letters. Cadillac should come back for regular names too - latest "CT4" or "XT6" are disgusting, like chinese battery names on AliExpress.

why does it matter?

LMAO, you might want to Google "2019 Lincoln Aviator", quality isn't what you are going to find in the news. 😂

All those Lincolns not-so-secretly shipped to a graveyard parking lot to be "fixed" after they've already been made? Right, quality is job #1.

Lincoln has always been at the quality end of American cars.

Nope. Audi among others suffers from this as well. Between the styling all being the same and the names being alphanumeric soups I've given up trying to remember what is what.

True, definitely thought I was behind a S-Class and it was a E.

C-Class with Exclusive trim. I used to mistaken it with S class from afar

Did you end up getting one?

Alright....high fives for saving up money and waiting two whole years to buy a car🖐🖐. I guess you'll be riding your bicycle until then?

J High haha dummy I will continue driving my fully paid off 2016 accord exl. And If I’m every riding a bike it’s my 2020 $5000 specialized enduro. What you fail to understand is it’s a bad investment to but a new car off the lot. And if I’m every saving money it’s going into more shares of my Apple stock

@@jtothada06 So like most RU-vid commentors who own a $5,000 mountain/city bike and are Apple shareholders, you can't really substantiate those claims in a public forum. Everyone in the RU-vid comments section is a tech stocks millionaire (on paper at least).

J High sure I can’t and sure they are

@@jtothada06 oooo burrrrnnn ssssssssss

Why am I exited by this comment

That was hilarious 😂

Ghostmofo 10$

You dont wanna pay 60 grand for a Ford?

Here's the thing... the $60k price tag would be the price of the Corsair if you load it up to the hills. And perhaps if there is a Black Label edition model as well. However, most Corsairs will be priced at anywhere from $45-52k on average.

Most models you’ll see on dealer lots will be priced much less with probably less than 10% of buyers checking every box on the orders. This leaves the few people of whom money is not a question.

@@EricFortuneJr. and the few people would still consider another option ..

Calvin Hikes for 60K you may as well buy the explorer ST. Bigger, handles way better, more powerful

Why would Acura do that, the RDX and MDX are Acura’s best models with the MDX being the longest run Acura nameplate for 20 yrs and they are household names in the segment they compete in.

That’s a huge problem with Lincoln and Cadillac they rely to much on discounts.

Theyadmire It’s “rely”, you dummy.

The Acura RDX starts at close to $38k where this starts at $35k, and I don't think Lincoln wants to be a small niche player like Acura currently is. The interior of this is arguably more upscale-looking than Acura's, and this car offers a decent amount more tech features also. Saying Lincoln will never advance is silly since sales of all their newest offerings aside from the Continental have been strong if you follow their year-over-year data. The $60k MSRP for a fully loaded model compares to nearly everything this car competes with fully equipped. Most buyers in this segment will likely lease/buy the mid level trims, so harping on the price isn't a solid argument given that the take-rate will likely be less than 15% (and I can't imagine Lincoln doesn't anticipate this as well). This ultimately is a very nice car, especially for an underdog luxury brand like Lincoln.

Thanks I didn’t realize silly me 🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴 You really pressed over a misspelled word. You should use your time to do something more productive.

SuchANiceGirl22 We all know it’s a great car, but Lincoln and Cadillac price their cars high and then rely on discounts to sell them.

contrary to popular belief, the majority of navigator models were reserve or black label, hopefully that transfers to this

Lol! Suck up, a bit? Micah rules. I don't like her at all. But, that's me

How’s it holding up? Thinking of getting a used 2021 loaded

Sounds too much like Corvair!

Except that Corsair was the name of a legendary fighter plane.

I totally agree with u. I wrote a similar comment before I read yours.

No. Nautilus is lexus rx 350 size

Nautilus would compare to the BMW X5.

Why are you stuck on the price of the fully loaded model when these START at $35k? Most people will probably lease/buy the mid-level trims anyway. Almost everything this competes with can be optioned up to $60k too.

What's the "Z Plan"?

@@marksimonds13 Retiree plan

Use the EcoSkate and make a Lincoln Kayak?

wiibaron lol “kayak” nice

There’s always the Nautilus or Aviator if you want something bigger. Not everyone wants a large suv

She talked about it a minute into the review

gene978 you can get a heated wheel and back seat. I drove one and knew almost immediately it was the car I wanted. Unbelievably quiet and smooth riding. Have one on order, $47K and pretty loaded.

Heated front seats are standard. Heated rear, cooled front, heated steering wheel, rain sensing wipers and heated wipers blades are all part of an $1100 option which is an incredible amout of stuff for the money.

Greg Hines x3 is not a luxury ride

I am always misplacing my phone or it is dead.

$60,000 for a Hyundai?😂😂😂

You should've just Googled it

Lincoln Corsair

MegaJman72 I understand it’s a small suv but there are competitors like Cadillac and bmw who offer suvs in this segment with 300+ horsepower

See, I just don’t get this. Maybe kind of from the back, but people always say “Oh, that looks like a _____” and I’m like, “Where the hell did you get that?” Someone said the ND Miata looks like a Porsche to me the other day, and that caught me totally by surprise. I just don’t understand how people can say “this looks like that” etc.

Look it in the sides it looks like a velar

Abhishek Suvarna I guess... I don’t really see it, but I don’t see Velars in red. It’s not that deep lol

You will never get a bmw or audi at the entry level corsair . I test drove this car . The fit and finish were top notch . The car was super quite . The car cost around 40000 after oncentives with cookeland heated seats., heated stearing wheel . Rain sensing wipers . Leatherette seats that look realy high end . Test drove a VW Tiguan at that price point and it was a ver plastic looking piece of junk . Also a similary equiped escape which shares same platform titanium will cost you more . The corsair is actually longer and wider and has a beefed up suspension plus better sound damping eve though both cars share same platform If you get into higher trims its not worth it , but the base model with awd , and the element pagage is a steal

@@riviecc I really appreciate that insight and will absolutely keep this in mind as my ‘18 MDX lease wraps up this summer!

I don't know why they didn't build a CUV on their very good ALPHA chassis. It would have had great steering.

Skylar I doubt either company cares. Two different industries.

Xavier Mathews They are different industries, however, the “Corsair” name is copyrighted and legally owned by the computer manufacturer company. For a company, it’s all about branding. Corsair doesn’t want people to associate their brand with a car model. Notice the way I’m just trying to explain this to you by saying “Corsair computer manufacture” and “this car”-because I’m not trying to be repetitive by using the same name for the different companies. If I was the CEO of Corsair, I’d sue the shit outta Ford.

Skylar Maybe, but I’m not so sure there’s potential for a legal battle. Dating myself here but I’m old enough to remember Ford having used the Corsair name at least once before. Then there’s the fact that the name was used for an American fighter plane from the 50s.

1Drummer right. That’s my point. I’m sure Ford exc probably asked. If someone got sued every time they used a name that copyrighted they would never have time to run a business.

This is comparable to a Lexus NX and, if you’re leasing, the Lincoln might be the best play. Nicer interior, less “common” than Lexus, and overall an impressive vehicle to have under full warranty. If you’re buying (new or used), then the Lexus SUVs will almost always win that competition.

One of them is Micah, the other is in the KBB witness protection program.

18" are standard. 19" and 20" are options

Too bad the reliability is in the cellar.

I agree. I’ve driven one - BY FAR the best driving SUV I’ve ever been in. But that reliability record of Alfa makes me pause about getting one...