2020 Lincoln Corsair consumer reviews

bought this car used from a dealer,I am a Lincoln guy always bought Lincolns this buy far is the best Lincoln I have owned,smooth driving nice interior and exterior is very nice,the reserve model has all the bells and whistles just love it had to replace the rear shocks at one point but al was covered by warranty other than that I like this car just the right size and good on gas with this 4 cylinder engine and has enough power with the turbo engine really pretty quick on take off and on the road .

I bought a 2021 Corsair new. I hate this car with a passion! I’ve owned 10 Lincoln’s but this one I HATE! You cannot shut off the audio! It’s constantly speaking some dribble that’s totally unnecessary! Right now the speaker is trying to tell me directions to my house! I KNOW WHERE I LIVE! I DONT HAVE TIME GO READ THRU HUNDREDS OF PAGES TO STOP IT! EVERY ENGINEER THAT DESIGNED THIS JUNK SHOULD BE FIRED! Just build a dependable car and leave the driving to us!

Purchased my Corsair Reserve new. I have been very pleased with my purchase as the Corsair has served me very well. I would recommend the 2020 year as it has more features at a reasonable price. Every year after 2020 saw price increases and less features available.

Love it. Stop start is a pain, but i figured how to shut it off. Gas mileage is good. One recall on the rear camera.Yes I really enjoy my Corsair. First one to Purchased in our area.

Problem with the auto start/stop technology and the Auto Hold (braking technology). When I stop at a red light, after a few seconds the engine will turn off. (Auto start/stop technology). Within 45 to 55 seconds, the vehicle will turn itself back on and lunge forward. Does it everytime you are stopped over 45 seconds. This is a new 2021 Lincoln Corsair. Dealer cannot determine how the car re-starts itself. Dealer has operated the car and experienced the vehicle lunge forward after stopping for about 45 seconds, after it re-started itself. Any engineers out there have any idea's?

Best and most comfortable vehicle owned to date. Love the size and the comfort. Very quiet ride. Hope it lasts forever. Wife loves it too. Gets great gas mileage. Great safety rating. Great vehicle for seniors.

Bought one of the first Corsair’s in our area. From day one, nothing but gremlins! Hatch jammed closed, back up and front cameras & auto brake stopped functioning. Seemed like we got a recall on various systems every three months. Last recall took seven months to resolve. By the time the parts finally arrived bed, we had traded the car ( took a big hit too!). Too bad, it seemed to be a great car. Smooth ride, quiet , looked great. But it was a mirage! We just couldn’t feel safe driving it.

I test drove the X5, the XC60, the GLC, and several non luxury SUVs. I like the exterior look and interior styling, but those are bonuses. The interior space is best in class for legroom in the front and back seats, and it has nearly best in class cargo space as well. We came from a RAV4 premium, which had great power and is unmatched in carg space by any compact SUV, and by most mid size ones. The Corsair is much better for legroom however. The ride quality is excellent; I have no desire to pretend I am a race car driver feeling every bump in the road. Power is good in the 2.3L version that we have, though it is not exceptional. The luxury touches are nice; we got the massaging seats, which are fun, but the adjustment for thig support seems actually very useful. The 24 way seats we got are quite firm, and the side supports are aggressive; I can see where some would find them too much. Right now i am trying to find my comfortable spot, out of a lot of choices. Memory for the seat and mirrors, queued to your key is a great feature in a shared car. Congratulations Lincoln. I do not think there is a better compact SUV in this class.

This car is the epitome of luxury. The Lincoln Corsair is top notch. Comfortable quite ride with all the bells & whistles. Great sound system, heated & cooled seats, Heated steering wheel, lane control system, moon roof, and on and on!

I have driven Cadillacs for years and my fave dealership was closed which put me out in no man's land. I looked for a replacement to my 2017 Cad sedan knowing I wanted an SUV. Took a look at a lot of different brands and did not want to pay 50K plus. I found value but more importantly and great riding car in the Corsair. It must be considered when you are looking.