Used 2019 Lincoln Nautilus Consumer Reviews
Not like my MKX in a bad way
I waited to get a new Lincoln because I loved my old MKX. My nautilus has more road noise, rides roughly, and the transmission jumps into gear. I am not a happy camper!!!
Falling apart
The interior of a luxury brand should not fall apart days into it...yet here I am. 6+ times in to fix popped off panels, pillars falling off, rattling so loud the stereo won't drown it out (from panels not staying on), and now the carpet is pulling away. Add to this the fade spots on the black leather interior and you got a fabulous 2019 Lincoln Nautilus. I don't even care that the transmission shift feels like a clown car at times. :(
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- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $18,40096 mi away
- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $20,70040 mi away
- Select 4dr SUVMSRP: $22,77586 mi away
Porsche Cayenne’s “ Nemesis “?
I think so!!!! As a former Cayenne S owner, I guess I’d have to say, the Nautilus is a more than viable contender.....in some areas it surpasses the Cayenne....and I loved my Cayenne! Comfort.....there should be no doubt...the Nautilus wins, hands down! I have to be absolutely honest up front though, ........they are two distinctly different critters! The Cayenne is a sports car in disguise, and the Nautilus is a Continental in disguise!! If I’m prowling mountain roads, in search of BMW X-5’s ( my favorite prey BTW), I want the Cayenne V8, and the adjustable suspension! However, if I’m taking my bride, or significant other, to the honeymoon hideaway in the Rockies and I want to smother her/him with comfort, and assure her/him I’m the MAN, the Nautilus is going to get the nod! As I said.....two different critters, with two distinct identities! Both of which in some form or fashion, attempt to somewhat be the other! And to a degree , they both pull it off! Well done Porsche.......Touché Nautilus!! I want to point out something else.....the trim selections that this edmunds site auto offers, do not include the Reserve Twin-turbo V-6.....that’s a shame, as that’s the one that really throws out the gauntlet.....choose your options carefully when buying or leasing.....the twin turbo is a kick to drive!!!
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Beauty in Iced Mocha
I leased this car and after my first week with it I am having a few questions of WHAT HAVE I DONE! I gave us a Nissan Murano Platium after three years and 22,300 miles with all the bells and whistles on it. I truly wanted what I had with this car plus a bit more. I paid $51,000 and there is no front camera or the other safety features they all talk about. These must have been in the most expensive package that I did not get as I felt front camera should have been standard. Getting kicked again for assuming. The engine shutting off once you are stopped for any time is a pain in the rear. I have to remember to shut it off each time I start the car. Also still not wild about not having a gear shift. But the sound systems is brilliant and love hooking my phone in and using my apps in the car. Getting into the car may be hard for a taller person than I am at 5’3” as the seat position doesn’t give you much room and one must duck their head to get into the car. Driving is not real smooth at first but hopefully it will get better. I do love the color of iced mocha that I bought and the cappuccino inside.
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Wish I could turn back time
I have experienced many of the same continuous transmission and electrical problem as every other reviewer on here. I recently had a far more serious situation that seems to not be alarming to Lincoln. While driving on the highway at night in the dark, I lost all of my interior panels and lighting, a second later I lost my headlights. I was driving in complete darkness at highway speed. The dealership took my car for 5 weeks and reprogrammed everything but no one can tell me this will not happen again. That is a safety issue that should not be negotiable.
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