Demonstration of Lincoln's Adaptive Cruise Control with Lane centering

“I’ve got my hands on the wheel, because that is the recommended way to drive this.” But what happens if something happens and you are unable to hold the steering wheel anymore?
Adam Iverson shows you the benefits and features of Adaptive Cruise Control with Stop and Go and Lane Centering on a 2022 Lincoln Corsair.
There are so many benefits to this feature that is great for those drives short or long:
Relax and unwind: Take your foot off the pedal and let the system handle the speed for you.
Improved safety: The lane centering and stop and go functions keep you in the correct lane and a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you.
Reduced fatigue: No more accelerating and braking constantly in stop-and-go traffic. Reduced fatigue means you feel better when you get there too.
Smarter driving: This advanced technology adjusts to the flow of traffic, making your drive smoother and more efficient. This will help improve fuel economy and your annual savings.
With the 360 Safety Suite in the Lincoln, you get a complete suite of advanced driver-assist technologies gives you peace of mind and added confidence behind the wheel.
The 360 Suite includes: Lane Departure Warning: Alerts you if you accidentally drift out of your lane.
Blind Spot Detection: Helps you avoid potential collisions with vehicles in your blind spot.
Pre-Collision Assist: Detects potential collisions and alerts you with audio and visual warnings.
Auto Emergency Braking: Applies the brakes automatically if a collision is imminent.
In short you can say goodbye to stress and hello to a smarter driving experience.

[@chrisjenkins203]

I have a 2023 Corsair, the newer model with the big 13+ in. screen. Is this feature present in the 2023? Btw, thanks for the video and explaining this feature.

[@Stevemarshallfordnanaimo]

Yes, the 2023 Corsair has a 13.2" Screen in them.