Definitely a super luxurious step up from an escape! LOLS But the 2024 Nautilus offers Digital Scent features - Smell-a-Vision is finally here, in your 2024 luxury package of the Nautilus. 1. Vanilla. 2. Lavender. 3. Pumpkin Spice Latte - Could You Imagine!!!!!!
Auto start/stop kill switch and brake-hold should be actual buttons and not in the infotainment screen. Electronic parking brake should be in the center area near the gear buttons, unless it can be set to engage and disengage automatically. Button placement should be car design 101, but it seems it often is not.
I drive a Lincoln MKC and am ready to upgrade to a Nautilus this week. If I knew what CITY AND STATE you are in, maybe we could do business. Why so secretive?
Doesn't appear this one has the luxury package. With the luxury package, you get the 19 speaker Revel system which has silver grills. This one one has the lower 13 speaker Revel system.
The leather seats are an EPIC FAIL in what should have been a fabulous crossover. The Nautilus in this video is brand new, yet take note of the leather on the upper backrest on the drivers seat. The leather is bunching up, because of a major defect in workmanship. The leather comes out of the box in one pre constructed piece, that is fit over the seat frame and seat foam. When not assembled correctly at the factory as it should be, it’s like slipping your hand in a poorly assembled glove… It won’t fit correctly, and it won’t look right. I had an authorized Lincoln service center order and replace the leather for the driver and the passenger seats three times, and each time it looked just as bad if not worse (through no fault of the dealership). This should not be an issue when paying $60K for a car.
@@66skate That is a possibility, but I have NEVER seen or purchased a brand new car (until the Lincoln Nautilus) with anything but perfect leather seats. This is also not an issue with every Lincoln Nautilus that rolls off the line, so that should raise questions. Finally, as I previously wrote, the issue with my leather seats were initially covered under my Lincoln warranty. This is because the problem was determined to be due to either factory workmanship or a defect in the material. Given the dealership ordered the leather three times, and three times it looked worse than the time before by the dealerships own admission, is this something that should be accepted by anyone buying this car? Again, whatever the cause of the problem, this should not be a problem, and Lincoln should have pulled the plug and stopped the assembly line, not letting another car be sent to a single dealership until this issue was resolved.
