Used 2021 Lincoln Nautilus Consumer Reviews
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I had my reservations but am pleasantly surprised!
Smooth, quiet, stylish SUV that looks nice, refined and gets decent gas mileage. I own the 2020 Cadillac XT6 which is a little larger but is very similar to the 2021 Nautilus. I also own the much smaller 2019 Lincoln MKC. The Nautilus is much better than I expected and enjoyable to drive. The car also gets attention from other folks. The only complaint is the stereo system. It is not the upgraded one and falls behind the sound systems in my other cars... not terrible by any means, just not as good sound quality. I recommend this car (and I don't say that often about American made cars). UPDATE: Still happy with the Nautilus.
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Power and beauty
I purchased AWD V6 turbo with 21 in wheels. It is powerful and offers a smooth ride. I shopped for a long time and very happy with my decision
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Great VEHICLE
Overall, just a very comfy vehicle with alot of luxury appointments. Has been very dependable for the four years I have owned it.
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Nothing but problems.
Nothing but a pretty car. Under 30k miles needed a new transmutation. Had to go back in for more transmission work after the “new” transmission was put in. The sunroof constantly makes a loud knocking noise. It has been in 4 times for this noise and still wasn’t remedied only to be made worse. They have replaced the shade, deflector (twice) and the front pano glass. Not only is it still knocking, but it’s now crooked and the entire thing rattles and has the worst wind noise. The stereo blacks out. The leather is soft but stretches quickly making it wrinkly so we resorted to everyone sitting on towels. The seat’s bolsters are too close together making it uncomfortable. We loved the beauty of this car but after everything we traded it and have walked away from Lincoln permanently. Oh and the trunk! I can’t count how many times the trunk hatch tried to kill me and my daughter when unloading groceries. It is foot sensitive so if your foot even barely goes under the car when you try to get things out, it closes on you without warning. My 12 year old wouldn’t help me get anything out of the trunk after the third time when o had to yank her out before it completely closed on her back. Lincoln’s are just a beautiful lot of lemons and this one is no exception.
WHAT A RIDE !
If you want a luxury SUV Crossover with all the bells and whistles this is the ride for you. My second Lincoln and a loyal driver.