Used 2020 Lincoln Nautilus for Sale Near Me

The Nautilus has 37.2 cubic feet of space behind the rear seats and 68.8 cubic feet with the seats folded down. In-car storage is typical for a small luxury SUV. The EPA rates the 2.7-liter V6-equipped Nautilus AWD at 21 mpg combined, but it barely exceeds that on Edmunds' 115-mile evaluation route.

The optional 2.7-liter V6 has a potent midrange that's useful for quick passing power. In Edmunds testing, it posted a 6.1-second 0-60 mph time — that's not as quick as some competitors but still plenty fast for an SUV of its size. This SUV feels powerful and smooth. Controlling the gas pedal is rewarding, while low-speed gear changes are nearly imperceptible.

The Nautilus delivers luxury, provided you option it correctly. The soft and supportive front seats offer long-distance comfort, and their heating and cooling functions work quickly. Wide-ranging adjustments in our test car's optional seats fit those of many different statures, and everyone will appreciate the massage options. Despite the 20-inch wheels, the ride balances between firm and soft. You'll feel bumps but not much aftershock. You may also hear the thunk of a large wheel bottoming out if you go over a speed bump quickly. The cabin mutes wind, tire and road noise to a minimum. The V6 is quiet around town, but it lets itself

Pros: Quiet interior with plenty of legroom all around, Comfortable seats with lots of adjustments, Strong and smooth acceleration from the optional turbocharged V6. Cons: Quality of some of the interior materials is underwhelming, Rear headroom is compromised if you select the panoramic sunroof, Push-button gear selector can be annoying to use.