2024 Lincoln Nautilus Review: Look at That Screen!

[@dtay8913]

Absolutely love what the Lincoln brand is doing. If i were in the market, I'd be buying this vehicle.

[@brianisinaz]

Steering wheel shape allows better visibility to the screens. Has nothing to do with copying Prius.

[@jeffs6090]

Yeah, that comes down to just another KZbin reviewer not doing their homework.

[@nautilusman]

And the wheel is great. Got used to it immediately.

[@naveenthemachine]

Now THIS is a real luxury suv. This is how a real luxury suv properly executes.

[@jnmc-vx4fw]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@naveenthemachine]

@@jnmc-vx4fw what do you know about really true luxury? Oh wait, you don’t 😆. You don’t know any thing about luxury. In fact I’ll prove it. If you took a Mitsubishi mirage and put a Lexus logo on it and did nothing else you’d say it’s luxury.

[@georgew5270]

I think you are grasping at straws in order to justify some "critical" reviews. Steering wheel is wonderful....the 48" screen is a great size especially when you are quickly glancing at the time...the weather changes as you move into new areas/cities, nice to quickly look at the local temps when on a road trip...using it with the "media" and SXM, you see the song, artist, and album cover. With google and Alexa configured properly, you are able to orally change stations. "Hey Google" is also wonderful and understands commands really well!! Acceleration is wonderful with the added boost in the hybrid version. This definitely is a fun-to-drive vehicle, but the bottom line is that it is smooth, with good acceleration, very comfortable and high tech. The HVAC is along the bottom of the center screen and you don't always have to open the app to change temp, increase fan, etc. Yes, changing the vents is a bit unnatural...but you get used to this pretty quickly too. GREAT "new" luxury Lincoln!!!!

[@EnigmaAbyss]

I like that it doesn't have third row seats

[@gabrielcroker2083]

I think it was a great review, but you didn’t mention anything about the Blue Cruise.

[@larrylemieux4306]

Just bought the 2024 Nautilus Hybrid Res.II. Its a great car (so far). I have to admit that having a Lincoln with a "Title" that says "Made in China" is a little off-putting. I love the big screen but as you said there is only a limited amount of info to display on the right side (hope that improves). You know, I never noticied that it didn't say Lincoln on the back, no matter. It has good, but not great power, and the Hybrid version gives a healthy boost to the start-up torque and MPG.

[@MrDrhate]

I'm kinda tired of these pro reviewers constantly nit picking small details about an edge to edge cabin screen.

[@thismanagain]

Like the looks of it.

[@guttenbergpierrejr8157]

How does it drive

[@nautilusman]

I've had mine for 2 weeks -- it's amazing.

[@jojosantx]

Yikes, under 2 minutes in and so negative. I’ll look at other reviews thanks.

[@yoshiakik.5332]

Purchased this car during summer. I think I should have waited for all the kinks to be worked out. Its nice but I think it was prematurely released. My vehicle has had a major failure. I'll probably pursue a buy back. Disappointing as its a nice size and the front end looks good. The back looks a bit mini-vanish though.

[@HanFollo]

Do you mind elaborating on what happened to your vehicle? Looking at it for a future purchase.

[@yoshiakik.5332]

@@HanFollo Sure, we went with the Hybrid version, a Premeire II earlier this year. I didn't know until afterward watching videos that some Hybrid Nautilus had problems with the injectors. Something about the injectors and the cylinders. I was told it may be a bad batch of early cars. I never thought my car would be one of those, especially since we had our injectors replaced during a routine service as a preventive measure. Our check engine light came on recently. We took it in to get serviced thinking something minor and we were told they have bad news, we'll need an entire new engine. I was shocked. I know it'll never be the same as from the factory once they put it in. On a good note, Lincoln has been excellent and is offering a buy back. I assume they know this is an issue and I read they have purchased back others who this has happened to (some with a bit more back and forth and haggling, but us was right away). Its a shame as I liked this car and I read the gas version doesn't have this issue. The only other thing that was wrong was it were a few minor (in comparison to the engine issue) computer issues that seem to be ironing out with updates when in service (things like the screen going black periodically etc). If I were to purchase it again, I'd go with he gas version, unless the new Hybrids no longer have the issue.

[@HanFollo]

@@yoshiakik.5332 Thank you for the reply. We're looking at the hybrid version mainly hoping to cut emissions. Good to know they are taking care of their customers. Hopefully newer hybrids have these issues worked out.

[@btk03z19]

@@yoshiakik.5332 Do you know when your Nautilus was built? I read that the Nautilus that were affected were produced prior to May 2024... anyway, I just negotiated a great deal on a lease for a 2024 Nautilus Premiere (hybrid) with Jet Package... looks like I will have to pass because of the issues.

[@yoshiakik.5332]

@@btk03z19 It was purchased during the summer. So most definitely it was built before May, probably sometime in late 2003 or early 2004. I was told it was something about sitting at the docks in china and things were rusted or I'm not sure all the advisor said about the bad batches. I have no idea if it was isolated to those. I do hop the issues are fixed as it really is a good car once they iron out the minor (in relation) computer and software issues. On a good note, Lincoln was great and offered a buy back promptly.

[@Splendid_Lad]

Next thing you know, windshields will be replaced with screens.

[@nautilusman]

Thanks for a comment that makes no sense.

[@Splendid_Lad]

@@nautilusman it’s called sarcasm. How many frickin’ screens does one need to get to point A to point B?

[@hgoodman9]

Gimmicks. Give me a better powertrain and suspension over the Ford. You can keep the crazy screens.

[@naveenthemachine]

But in this category screens and technology matter Unless you go to genesis bmw Mercedes etc you won’t find a better powertrain or suspension

[@jnmc-vx4fw]

@@naveenthemachineLexus pal

[@KNRS927]

@@jnmc-vx4fw To be fair, Lexus powertrains aren't as smooth or refined as they used to be. Like others, they've also joined the turbocharging trend for emissions standards, and the result is their powertrains aren't as lush, smooth, or quiet as before. They're pretty rough when getting started, as is common with turbos. If you really want smooth, then you have to go Acura for the normal 3.5L V6. But if you do that, you might as well get a top trim Pilot and save your money.

[@naveenthemachine]

@@KNRS927 and not to mention the Lexus power trains are dogs breakfast in performance 😂😆

[@naveenthemachine]

@@jnmc-vx4fw nope. Lexus is nowhere near as competitive as Lincoln. Lexus can only dream of being able to truly compete with those brands. Heck Lexus can’t even compete with Infiniti or Buick or Mazda

[@BigBlockOverland]

Made in China?! What?!

[@larrylemieux4306]

You know, I was put off at first that the one of the most prestigious American brands was allowed to go to CHINA to be made. And I still am to a degree, but I bought one. Think about this though, this may be the last model year that it gets supplied from China to the USA without a high tariff being slapped on it which would price these cars right out of the USA market. And who knows, maybe force Lincoln to build them in the states.

[@geographic213]

@@larrylemieux4306it’s only this Lincoln model made in China, all other models are made in the states.

[@nautilusman]

The Nautilus isn't "fun"? Who buys this SUV looking for "fun"??? Also, I disagree completely about the interior materials. They're top noTch in quality, and I have no idea what kind of leather you expected to see.

[@Ryan2022]

Bridge of Weir leather

[@v12kingV10]

RIP ACURA

[@nautilusman]

Acura interiors are just plain bad.

[@bruceinpb]

Wow!

[@JimmyMins]

That’s all buyers care about ..Big screen..Who cares about reliability.

[@aaronmckee6286]

Made in where? China? Seriously? I was interested in these Lincoln SUVs, specifically nautilus or the aviator, being China made knocks this off my list now. Disappointed.

[@larrylemieux4306]

You know, I was put off at first that the one of the most prestigious American brands was allowed to go to CHINA to be made. And I still am to a degree, but I bought one. Think about this though, this may be the last model year that it gets supplied from China to the USA without a high tariff being slapped on it which would price these cars right out of the USA market. And who knows, maybe force Lincoln to build them in the states.

[@clarino2]

@@larrylemieux4306How many times did you repost this?

[@clarino2]

The Corsair and Aviator are still made (meaning assembled) in Alabama. Back in 2022, Corsair was ranked fourth on the American Made Car Index. It has since dropped to the high teens. For 2024, the top American made cars are Teslas, Hondas and Toyotas. The Honda Passport is #2.

[@Supernaut2000]

All that tech is nice till it breaks, and it will. I just want a simple reliable vehicle to go from A to B. No thanks.

[@nautilusman]

Why should it break? When was the last time you heard of a dashboard screen from any car company going bad???

[@Supernaut2000]

@@nautilusman OMG! Lots of times! That's just too much tech and the software worries me the most.

[@michaelblackman3339]

I recommend the Flintstone car.

[@sixtoseven7563]

So why are watching reviews of upscale SUVs ?

[@Supernaut2000]

@ what a stupid question. I can watch whatever I want.

[@bobgodbey1145]

Never Lincoln again!

[@nautilusman]

Whatever that means.

[@johnvail4713]

Chinese Lincoln=Screw Ford

[@larrylemieux4306]

You know, I was put off at first that the one of the most prestigious American brands was allowed to go to CHINA to be made. And I still am to a degree, but I bought one. Think about this though, this may be the last model year that it gets supplied from China to the USA without a high tariff being slapped on it, which would price these cars right out of the USA market. And who knows, maybe force Lincoln to build them in the states.

[@kjavatar]

Several Volvo, Polestar and GM vehicles are also made in China. Welcome to 2024

[@bobgodbey1145]

Bought my last Lincoln, hello Cadillac! Buy American! Shame on Lincoln!

[@dnice362]

What phone do you have?

[@nautilusman]

Why? Your comment is pretty worthless.

[@dnice362]

@@nautilusman cause it’s not American made. It was made in china so you going to buy something else? Or you still have an iPhone that was made in china?

[@thismanagain]

While I'd be happy as a Cadillac fan, you can't deny that Made I China doesn't mean bad quality anymore.

[@nautilusman]

@@dnice362 No, I agree with you. I was responding to the other guy.

[@jayairBofR]

Its ugly. I guess i dont want the same as others. To each......

[@CarlosPerez-bt4cj]

Granpa doesn’t like screen tech and stuff … to much for this geriatric brain

[@cdnstache]

Made in CHINA….all you need to know. Deal Breaker

[@dtay8913]

So are iPhones, Nike, Dell, Levi, Barbie, Converse, Xbox, Ralph Lauren, rayban, and GAP products. Do you avoid those too?

[@naveenthemachine]

Yet you’re totally okay with your phone, PlayStation or Xbox, or $5000 Alienware or MSI gaming laptop or your $7000 fridge being made in China LOL?

[@jeffs6090]

Everyone I know who has this new Nautilus or the Buick Envision say they are the best Buicks and Lincolns they've ever owned.

[@dnice362]

Why? Everything is made their, your phone you used to make this ridiculous comment and the shoes on ur feet

[@velboone6041]

Everything in your house is made in China...STFU..Make it make sense..😒

[@reserva120]

“ Quality is Job seventh” .. No Ford of any kind is worth 70 thousand dollars. The Taco Bell of cars , as long as they’re cheap .. they’re okay..

[@rubenpierre1771]

This review is horrible!