Very nice car we got the black 2023 Lincoln Nautilis reserve all wheel drive package We do not care for the 2024 Lincoln novelist front end design But the LED lights that circles around to the front towards the logo is pretty cool, but the design in the grill design do not care for that
FordLincoln can't manufacture the part I need for my car and I'm left suffering as a result for last 4 months. I never expected a luxury section car of a reputed company like Ford lincoln would ever be present in a body shop for months waiting for part availability and not having any ETA. This has caused me immense inconvenience and I become depressed. I took Disappointed in the lack of support and options
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You forgot to mention that this is the LAST Northern American produced Nautilus. The 2024 Nautilus will be built alongside the Ford Edge in CHINA. Yes, folks, hurry to the Lincoln Store before the 2023’s are gone unless you want to spend $60K on a Chinese Lincoln in 2024.
This is true. However, the 2024 Nautilus will still be built to American standards of quality and safety. This change is due to the Nautilus being a global product and will now be sold across various countries.
@@RichmondFordLincoln Lincoln sells more cars in China than it does in the U.S. The 2024 Nautilus, while is shares much of the design language with the Corsair, Aviator, and Navigator: is a product created largely for the Chinese domestic market. It's a larger vehicle than the outgoing Nautilus (wheelbase will be 114" as opposed to the outgoing 112") and the interior packaging (the "bling" of the massive screens and the overall interior dimensions) is principally for Chinese tastes. The 2024 Nautilus will share none of the powertrain and electronics with the domestically produced Corssair (Louisville, KY), Aviator (Chicago, IL), or Navigator (Wayne, MI) which will be sourced from Ford's Chinese joint venture partners which will be more than 90% of the parts content. The Germans, Lexus, Genesis, Cadillac and Volvo have nothing to worry about. None of them bring in product from China for sale in the U.S. Cadillac is still exclusively a North American product and GM would never consider sourcing from their Chinese partner. Volvo actually moved assembly of the S60 to South Carolina from China in 2018 because of product quality issues not to mention the optics of selling a Chinese Volvo. The irony is that Volvo is owned by Geely, a Chinese conglomerate. Mercedes, BMW, and Audi all have North American plants to supply their retailers in the U.S. I have been driving Lincolns for the last three decades. I recently purchased the outgoing 2023 Nautilus in Black Label trim and am very pleased with the vehicle. I'm pretty friendly with the retailer that sold me the Nautilus and have been trading with them for the last 12 years. I can tell you that they are very nervous about marketing a Chinese luxury product to what remains of their customer base. They worry about vehicle quality and the reputation of the Lincoln brand.
@@RichmondFordLincolnI am driving a 2023 ford territory and the car drives horrible Acceptable ride quality but not what i have used to with ford Poor interior quality Setting possession is very bad and it gives me a pain in my nick and back as a 6.3 tall driver I need to lower the seat to its lowest possession to drive it The passenger sitting is much worse because it will not adjust for the height of the passenger so my head will hit on the lip and the sealing Just avoid Chinese fords Now I will get back to my 2013 ford edge and will buy a Lincoln Town Car by the end of this year
I own a 1996 Lincoln Town Car now, although if I ever could buy a new Lincoln, it would be the Nautilis 2.7l V6 for sure !
Very nice car we got the black 2023 Lincoln Nautilis reserve all wheel drive package
We do not care for the 2024 Lincoln novelist front end design But the LED lights that circles around to the front towards the logo is pretty cool, but the design in the grill design do not care for that
I like the looks of the 24, but the 2.7 and Ebony/Roast interior on the 23 are hard to ignore. I may try to grab a 23 instead of the 24.
FordLincoln can't manufacture the part I need for my car and I'm left suffering as a result for last 4 months.
I never expected a luxury section car of a reputed company like Ford lincoln would ever be present in a body shop for months waiting for part availability and not having any ETA. This has caused me immense inconvenience and I become depressed.
I took Disappointed in the lack of support and options
You should show the window sticker
As these videos are overviews of the model we don't usually get into specifics about the vehicle we are featuring. Our videos are often viewed after the featured vehicle is sold. We always link our inventory in the description; at that link, you can view the window stickers for all our vehicles.
Whats the Cost ?
Our website linked in the description is the best place to find pricing.
No HUD?
Not on this particular unit. 2023 was still seeing feature shortages due to covid setbacks.
You forgot to mention that this is the LAST Northern American produced Nautilus. The 2024 Nautilus will be built alongside the Ford Edge in CHINA. Yes, folks, hurry to the Lincoln Store before the 2023’s are gone unless you want to spend $60K on a Chinese Lincoln in 2024.
This is true. However, the 2024 Nautilus will still be built to American standards of quality and safety. This change is due to the Nautilus being a global product and will now be sold across various countries.
@@RichmondFordLincoln Lincoln sells more cars in China than it does in the U.S. The 2024 Nautilus, while is shares much of the design language with the Corsair, Aviator, and Navigator: is a product created largely for the Chinese domestic market. It's a larger vehicle than the outgoing Nautilus (wheelbase will be 114" as opposed to the outgoing 112") and the interior packaging (the "bling" of the massive screens and the overall interior dimensions) is principally for Chinese tastes. The 2024 Nautilus will share none of the powertrain and electronics with the domestically produced Corssair (Louisville, KY), Aviator (Chicago, IL), or Navigator (Wayne, MI) which will be sourced from Ford's Chinese joint venture partners which will be more than 90% of the parts content.
The Germans, Lexus, Genesis, Cadillac and Volvo have nothing to worry about. None of them bring in product from China for sale in the U.S. Cadillac is still exclusively a North American product and GM would never consider sourcing from their Chinese partner. Volvo actually moved assembly of the S60 to South Carolina from China in 2018 because of product quality issues not to mention the optics of selling a Chinese Volvo. The irony is that Volvo is owned by Geely, a Chinese conglomerate. Mercedes, BMW, and Audi all have North American plants to supply their retailers in the U.S.
I have been driving Lincolns for the last three decades. I recently purchased the outgoing 2023 Nautilus in Black Label trim and am very pleased with the vehicle. I'm pretty friendly with the retailer that sold me the Nautilus and have been trading with them for the last 12 years. I can tell you that they are very nervous about marketing a Chinese luxury product to what remains of their customer base. They worry about vehicle quality and the reputation of the Lincoln brand.
Ford is making bad decisions.
@@RichmondFordLincolnI am driving a 2023 ford territory and the car drives horrible
Acceptable ride quality but not what i have used to with ford
Poor interior quality
Setting possession is very bad and it gives me a pain in my nick and back as a 6.3 tall driver I need to lower the seat to its lowest possession to drive it
The passenger sitting is much worse because it will not adjust for the height of the passenger so my head will hit on the lip and the sealing
Just avoid Chinese fords
Now I will get back to my 2013 ford edge and will buy a Lincoln Town Car by the end of this year
It looks like a friendly Beluga whale
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