2023 Lincoln Nautilus Reserve

[@barry9841]

Maybe clean the car up before you start recording? Showing a dirty car inside and out does not do justice to this beautiful car!

[@WDStock_man]

Sir I just bought our 2023 Nautilus. I can't find the ride mode selections.

[@WDStock_man]

Doesn't have it. It's OK it has speed S that good enough

[@WDStock_man]

As an owner of a 2023 Nautilus reserve, Lincoln cut corners with the floor mats. They are genuinely from Dollar Tree. There is no way you give customers those mats. Its better to not include mats than to give them KMart mats. And owners know what im talking about. Part of what makes it a luxury car is that Lincoln can afford to put luxury floor mats in their Lincoln cars.

[@richb5322]

When equipped with the optional trailer package, you can tow 3500 lbs. The advertised horsepower and torque ratings are based on using 91 pump gas. If you use 87, there is an appreciable penalty in both horsepower and torque (approximately 15%) and fuel economy (approximately 1 MPG).

[@vanceforrest4085]

I was shocked when I opened the gas lid it didn’t say 91 octane recommended, it says nothing. Every human in the dealerships I talked all said 87 octane works in our 2023 Reserve 2.7 v6 the wife just picked out. I questioned them as I have two forced induction cars, one Genesis turbo and a C6 supercharged and I wouldn’t dare try 87 octane in either. They just stared blankly.

[@richb5322]

@@vanceforrest4085 Dealer sales persons are trained to stare blankly and, unfortunately, rarely take the time to study up on what they are selling. I knew more about the Nautilus than my sales person did. Try asking the sales person what they know about gasoline direct injection and how to maintain a boosted engine with GDI. Mine was completely clueless and had no idea about driveability issues due to coking in the intake manifold and intake valve stems on high mileage engines. I picked the 2.7 over the 2.0 because fuel delivery is through a hybrid system using both port and direct injection to mitigate the coking issues. Otherwise, i would have to install a catch can like I did on the Mustang 2.3L. I will give credit to the manufacturers for at least making the recommendation IN THE OWNERS MANUAL that 91 -93 pump gas is recommended. But, again, who actually reads an owners manual nowadays? Enjoy the Nautilus. I'm very pleased with mine. It's a great ride and 2023 is the last year that the Nautilus is North American built. You'll soon be seeing a Chinese Nautilus at the Lincoln store in 2024.

[@rudymartin1689]

For 60K I got the 201A package AND the 2.7 twin turbo. Even with 87 octane it has plenty of onions. This is coming from a guy that owns two supercharged Mustangs.

[@chabbysrides]

Great to hear! Enjoy! Thanks for watching.

[@Alambe727]

It’s totally different from a Ford edge car

[@ShonTolliverMusic]

I hate when people say they are the same vehicle except the Lincoln is a "nicer version." Just say you don't know anything about cars.

[@alambe7275]

Wow! what a rip off $60,000 or more for this car No fog lights No 360 camera In a cheap 2.4 rattling motor. The engine sounds like it’s about to quit at any time with all that rattling