Introducing The-New 2021 Lincoln Nautilus SUV https://youtu.be/fGLzll_1KP0
2021 Nautilus that reminds us most of the brand's big, soft-riding four-doors from decades past. The Nautilus's suspension is tuned for comfort, and its over-the-road demeanor is better suited for relaxed Sunday drives than for tearing up the pavement like zestier rivals such as the Audi SQ8, the Porsche Cayenne, and the Maserati Levante. A turbocharged four-cylinder engine is standard but buyers can choose to upgrade to a perkier twin-turbo V-6 and either front- or all-wheel drive. The Nautilus has a spacious and upscale cabin that's in synch with its placid ride, with the top-spec Black Label model offering the most palatial accommodations. At Unfortunately, the Black Label's price has it competing with several SUVs wearing more desirable brand names.
Lincoln has given the Nautilus a thorough interior redesign for 2021, bringing the mid-size SUV in line with the rest of the company's lineup. A new dashboard design incorporates a larger 13.2-inch infotainment display running the latest version of Ford's Sync 4 operating system. Lincoln's now-pervasive piano-key shifter replaces last year's push-button setup. Fancy Black Label models can now be ordered with two new interior themes—Chalet and Flight—while Standard and Reserve trims can be had with either Sandstone or Black Ebony. The only discernable exterior styling change is a tweaked lower front bumper.
2021 Nautilus that reminds us most of the brand's big, soft-riding four-doors from decades past. The Nautilus's suspension is tuned for comfort, and its over-the-road demeanor is better suited for relaxed Sunday drives than for tearing up the pavement like zestier rivals such as the Audi SQ8, the Porsche Cayenne, and the Maserati Levante. A turbocharged four-cylinder engine is standard but buyers can choose to upgrade to a perkier twin-turbo V-6 and either front- or all-wheel drive. The Nautilus has a spacious and upscale cabin that's in synch with its placid ride, with the top-spec Black Label model offering the most palatial accommodations. At Unfortunately, the Black Label's price has it competing with several SUVs wearing more desirable brand names.
Lincoln has given the Nautilus a thorough interior redesign for 2021, bringing the mid-size SUV in line with the rest of the company's lineup. A new dashboard design incorporates a larger 13.2-inch infotainment display running the latest version of Ford's Sync 4 operating system. Lincoln's now-pervasive piano-key shifter replaces last year's push-button setup. Fancy Black Label models can now be ordered with two new interior themes—Chalet and Flight—while Standard and Reserve trims can be had with either Sandstone or Black Ebony. The only discernable exterior styling change is a tweaked lower front bumper.
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