2020 Lincoln Corsair Reserve AWD|Walk Around Video|In Depth Review
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2019
- The Lincoln Corsair...
Revived from the Edsel line in the late 1950's and synonymous with a pirate ship, this newest Lincoln offering is anything short of amazing. While based on the 2020 Ford Escape, one would be hard-pressed to see any resemblance. The Corsair appears to be a small-scale Aviator outside and in, with a floating, rear-slanted roof, blacked out A, B, C and D pillars and a commanding front facia, and looking inside, an almost mirror copy of the larger Aviator 3-Row SUV. The newest Lincoln's are straying away from the trendy sport luxury vehicles and are leaning more towards the luxury land-yacht super-cruisers. Something Lincoln has been well known for. Understated styling, enormous amounts of luxury, trims and fitments make Lincoln a welcome sight amongst the angry gaping maws of other brand offerings. To that, I say "Thank You, Lincoln. Thank You."
Also, a HUGE Thanks and Shoutout to Tom Roush Lincoln in Fishers, Indiana for allowing me to come out and film this 2020 Lincoln Corsair Reserve AWD! You can check them out at www.tomroushlincoln.com.
They are located at
13927 Trade Center Drive
Fishers, Indiana 46038
317.867.9287
Here, we are taking a detailed in-depth walk-around look at the interior and exterior of this 2020 Lincoln Corsair Reserve AWD
Base Price: $44,830
Total Options: $14,565
Destination Charge: $995
Total Price* as Shown: $60,390
*Price does NOT reflect current local offers, incentives, rebates or any other deal or sale. Please contact the appropriate dealership if applicable that's listed at the beginning of the video for more information.
Exterior Color: Ingot Silver Metallic
Interior Color: Black/Cashew Premium Leather
Engine: 2.3L Turbocharged I4
Transmission: 8-Speed Automatic
Optional Equipment Shown on Vehicle:
Equipment Group 202A - $11,540
-Elements II Package
-Heated/Ventilated Front Seats
-24-Way Perfect Position Seats
-Heated Rear Seats
-Heated Steering Wheel
-RainSense Wipers
-Windshield Wiper De-Icer
-Lincoln Co-Pilot 360 Plus
-360º Surround View Camera
-Active Park Assist Plus
-Adaptive Cruise Control w/Traffic Jam Assist
-Technology Package
-Remote Start System
-Adaptive Suspension
20" Ultra-Bright Machined AL Wheels - $1,150
-Dark Tarnish Accents
-245/45R20 A/S BSW Tires
Head-Up Display - $1,700
Rear Removable Package Tray - $175
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15:18 - I later learned that the Corsair controls everything as long as your finger is pressing the Park Assist Button. That means braking, transmission selection, steering and control.
16:45 - The rear seats also slide fore and aft a full 6 inches, as in the Escape.
Why do you mention it shares its platform with the Ford Escape ? Does anyone mention that the Lexus RX 350 shares its platform with the Toyota Highlander ??
Everyone does this. Relax.
Chill
Excellent review of a fine American luxury vehicle. Is there a hitch option? Appears the top end 24 way adjustable seats are only available on the top trim reserve two package.
Old Timer you are correct. I have a Reserve one ordered and I wanted those seats. But they only came with a package that also added the 2.3 engine and AWD. Those seats would have cost me $9000.
Chadlie Garrett I understand financial limits, enjoy your ride!
Yes - there is a hitch option... I believe it's $500
Today, I am waiting for lunch in Korea. thank you~
It's a really slippery vehicle.
Excellent review thank you!
Looks good!
Love the door chimes @ 11:03 way better than the Escape
Yeah, I love that Lincoln used the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for their Symphonic Chimes. They’re so much better than what anyone else is doing. Much less annoying, for sure.
Judging from the all-digital dashboard display I'm guessing this is the Reserve II trim. I guess it's called Equipment Group 202A, or Elements II now? Let us know, I will look for it!
FYI, Lincoln vehicles have offered parallel parking assist for decades.
It is the Elements II package on the 202A.
Thanks!
Would there be a lane change alert on reverve model.
Forgot the mks
INDIANA! I live in Indy!!🥳🥰🤗
Where at in Indiana?
$60k for a tarted up Ford Escape? I think not!
+wmalden Eh. I think ultimately it’s up to each buyer. A loaded Escape Titanium is $40,000, and doesn’t have a lot of the stuff this Corsair has, so I thing that it’s worth it, in my opinion. Also, that said, I’d probably splurge the extra $5K-$7K for the larger Aviator. It’s the same as someone buying an LTZ Suburban or an Escalade. Same vehicle, different options, appearance, etc.
$36K for low end Corsair -- really good deal
@@jjg4951 I agree. Just get the Corsair base with some options for $38k and I'm golden. It's one pretty lil SUV.
Get a German Audi Q5 then with a VW Jetta motor and platform that’s built in Mexico. Lol.
@@oldtimer3824 ---With a made in Germany MSRP thrown in for "free".