2024 Lincoln Nautilus | Screen Gimmicks and Much More

We review the new 2024 Lincoln Nautilus, Ford's brand-new attempt to bring Lincoln into the next generation of modern luxury. We discuss the trade-offs and problems with the approach and the long-term sacrifices. As with everything, they had to make compromises for the sake of technology. They have massive competition, like the Mazda CX-90, Lexus RX, BMW X5, Acura MDX, Mercedes GLE, Audi Q5, and Genesis GV80; which would you choose?

#cars #technology #engineering

00:00 Intro, Making a Change
56:00 Interior
2:00 Screens, Screens, Screens and Google
3:37 Audio System Testing, Revel Ultima
4:31 Mechanical Impressions
6:18 Driving Impressions
11:43 Final Thoughts

[pileofwit]

The dash in front of that massive screen would be a great place to transport a party sub sandwich.

[SeventyNineNine]

I need TikTok preinstalled on my car so I can entertain my wife’s boyfriend while I drive him to jury duty.

[ZZZZ-mkv]

I really wish this had more screens. I hate having to look at the road when I'm driving.

[eperot]

Mark, single handedly killing off piano black plastic…..and l thank you, sir. You’re doing God’s work.

[joseeduardo]

The “Made in China” part really puts the American luxury into perspective

[ThechronocrosserII]

I absolutely do not care about SUVs, Trucks, etc....but something about a SG video keeps me watching. You guys are doing something right. Keep this formula.

[Zecrid.]

NGL, i was fully expecting you to rip this car to shreds. But I'm surprised at how much good Lincoln was able to bake into it. As much as i don't like the proliferation of screen in cars, I do kind of like how '90s this dashboard looks. They went back in time and looked at the Lincoln Mark VIII and said "we can do this better today" which i respect.

[dooder]

Thanks for the genuine feedback. I worked on some of the powertrain attributes for the hybrid model and am intimately familiar with this vehicle as a consequence. Lots of effort from myself and the team went in to make this the best product it could be.

[cinthe]

I keep forgetting Lincoln is still in business. The airport transport industry is saved!

[kevinryan]

This was a good, unadulterated, review. Thanks goose!

[polaris]

no screen on the steering wheel? disappointed

[tylerwilkey]

Lincoln tech here. They have some software kinks to work out but overall a fantastic step forward for Lincoln. The interior absolutely blew me away when the first ones showed up. Only thing I absolutely hate is no more physical HVAC controls, a deal-breaker for me personally.

[rosgoncharuk]

I recently got a social add of "put away your phone while driving" and I've instantly thought of this...

[thatcopenguy]

the fact this masterpiece review comes after a documentary of some random old Honda is why I subscribe to this channel. The diversity of content is premium like my car's piano black, pre-scratched trim

[Starman]

I own one, Reserve model with 203a package and love it. Rides nice, comfortable, quick, hybrid average 29.5 mpg. No it doesn't handle like a BMW, what Lincoln ever did? No issues with brakes or stepping on it and acceleration. Comes with a spare tire, great sound system.

[chrisss]

As much as I hate screens in cars, this is the way to do it. Just having a giant tablet is an interface nightmare where everything takes the place of something else and takes 2-4 taps to get back somewhere.

[cultofmodernism]

I'm not paying 75k for a Ford, 2.0L 4 banger. Don't care how many screens it has.

[YankeeMav]

5:32 I near-always skip the underbody section tbh…and/but am reminded how important and accessible it is. Good job.

[VinceCannavaII]

Does it report your driving statistics to insurance companies without you being warned about it first like OnStar?

[Shiinamusiclyricssubs]

Do you perhaps have a place where all your sound testing is compiled in one file?