DreamCarsPro's video: 2021 Lincoln Corsair - The Compact Luxury Crossover SUV

2021 Lincoln Corsair - Dream Cars Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/DreamCarsPro/?sub_confirmation=1 Lincoln unveiled its all-new Corsair, replacing the MKC luxury compact SUV. The vehicle has been completely redesigned, using the same platform as the all-new 2021 Ford Escape. Lincoln dialed up the Corsair’s interior styling and added a bunch of standard advanced safety features. The Corsair may share a platform with the more mainstream Ford Escape, but they look nothing alike. The differences start with Lincoln’s distinctive grille, then continue with sleeker yet more stately bodywork than that of the new Escape. The Corsair rides on a wheelbase that’s slightly longer than the outgoing MKC’s. Overall passenger volume has increased, and the Corsair benefits from greater luggage capacity, both behind the second row and when the rear seat is folded for maximum cargo space. The Corsair showcases the brand’s latest upmarket styling cues, with plenty of chrome trim elements, a tabletlike infotainment screen jutting straight up from the dashboard, and a center stack that appears to be floating. The center stack looks cool, and its design helps create small-item storage capacity underneath. All Corsairs come with an 8-inch display screen plus the Sync 3 infotainment system. The Corsair also uses a push-button gear selector positioned at the top of the center stack. To give the Corsair’s interior a unique feel, the vehicle features six alert chimes—for example, to warn the driver about an unbuckled seat belt or an open fuel door—recorded by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Owners will be able to use their smartphone as the Corsair’s key by using the Lincoln Way app; it will let them lock and unlock the doors, open the liftgate, and start the vehicle without using a key fob. Drivers can create multiple personal profiles that will make the Corsair automatically adjust features such as the seat position, mirrors, and pedal locations to each person’s preference. The Corsair will have two four-cylinder turbo engines, both with largely unchanged power levels, to choose from. The base 2.0 liter engine makes 250 hp, and the uplevel 2.3 liter produces 295 hp. An eight-speed automatic transmission replaces the previous six-speed. The 2.0 liter is available in both front- and all-wheel drive, and the 2.3 liter comes only with AWD. All Corsairs will come standard with the Lincoln Co-Pilot360 suite of advanced safety systems, including forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking with pedestrian detection, blind spot warning, rear cross traffic warning, and lane keeping assist. _Lincoln_Corsair 2021 Lincoln Corsair Engine: 2.3 L I4 295 HP Transmission: 8-speed automatic Weight: 3,848 Pounds (1745 kg) Base price: $45,825