2023 Lincoln Corsair Standard - What Does A $40,000 Lincoln Look Like? 

Yes sir!

Thank you! How do you like the Lincoln compared to your previous Cadillacs?

The Lincoln rides about the same as the Cadillac did but much less Road noise inside. The Lincoln also came with more safety features that are extra on the Cadillac. The Cadillac does have a better warranty and free oil changes for 5 years, I’ll miss that for sure. @@703Speed

The car off the road high hydro plain probably

hi, wanna check if after 9 months faced any problem because I am considering to buy one .

@@Fxzfcvhscv I still love it as much as the first day BUT the infotainment Center does rattle when you are on rough roads and they can’t seem to make it stop. Otherwise, all is great! 😊

Hmm did it change color, or did the brightness change? I could see it changing brightness/color to account for the amount of light outside

Idk, these Ecoboosts are pretty solid little engines

@@703Speed I prefer either V-6 or V-8 engines though they use more gas than I4 EcoBoost but, they are more durable than I4 EcoBoost because of the turbocharger you are asking a I4-cylinder engine to do more work than it is capable of doing and it is putting more wear and tear on the engine. I rather have a 1.6L I4-cylinder VTEC Honda Civic (non) turbocharged with only a cold air intake because it doesn’t have a forced Ram turbocharged boost engine or even a 2.0L I4-cylinder (non) turbo boost engine. It will last longer than those turbocharged engines. I don’t like the new vehicles of today that have GDI engines I prefer engines like mine that still have multipoint fuel injection (MFI)/port fuel injection (PFI) engines that still have injectors in the intake manifold. I have a 09 Honda Pilot with more than 108,000-miles I am just now noticing how filthy the tailpipe is. 🙂

It never came with it.

Yes!

Agreed

@markkrajnik, Is the gas milage decent?

@@Freddie-gv1yg I commute at higher speeds LOL and i get 26.5 If i did the speed limit probably 28. Thats also in pittsburgh very curvy high up and down some medium grades.

@@markkrajnik Hi Mark, Thank you first of all for taking the time to answer me back. I went to look at the Corsair today even thought the dealership was closed. Even sat inside a few that were unlocked. When I got home I read on the computer the Corsair takes premium gas so that ruled out the Lincoln for me. I went to look at the Lexus and the SUV's also take premium gas. So I looked at the Lexus sedan and I worked out a deal but told them I would sleep on it tonight. The Corsair was good looking inside and out and was hoping to stay with an SUV but the car was a beauty and a great quiet ride.

@@Freddie-gv1yg Premium fuel is recommended for almost all Turbos!

@@Freddie-gv1yg If you use regular fuel you will have 10 less horsepower question the dealership.

All you seem to do Freddie is complain about the Lincoln. Why were you watching the video and commenting?

I am not a big fan of Apple/Android car play I am an old school guy I consider those things contributing to distracting driving. I am okay with Bluetooth enabled vehicles in case you get a call will driving. I don’t like push button remote start and I am not a big fan of turbocharged 4-cylinder engines I prefer naturally aspirated V-6 cylinder engines. They last longer than souped up inline-4 (I4) cylinder engines. Yeah, they use more gasoline but, their engines need thicker grade of engine oil than what the dealership will tell you to protect turbo bearings from burning up. Recommend 1 to 2 quarts of either 5W-30 or 5W-40 Euro Oil and a mixture of Lucas Oil Pure Synthetic Oil Stabilizer/Lucas Oil Heavy Duty Stabilizer. I also don’t like touchscreen infotainment system to control climate control systems that promotes more distracting driving. 🙂