The 2024 Lincoln Nautilus Is More Exciting Than You Think

[@alejandrooceguera4656]

"Don't use your phone and drive" Car companies: "I'm going to put a 45' screen on that mfer"

[@Ryan-wo8ds]

Right?

[@RandyOrtonsfather]

It's the worst car trend imo.

[@RandyOrtonsfather]

They don't let us watch TV or anything so what's the point of having this massive display screen

[@alejandrooceguera4656]

@@RandyOrtonsfather Nothing like driving while playing with the ole stick shift even tho it's automatic

[@alejandrooceguera4656]

@@Ryan-wo8ds someday it will make sense to me, maybe it' just because I'm broke and my 2017 Nissan march doesn't have a screen the size of an ipad pro on roids that I can't get my head around the idea

[@tward7332]

I’ve got a huge screen in my car that displays the weather. It’s called the windshield.

[@Ithinkiwill66]

Yes....with the true 3D image! 😅

[@spencerloop284]

@@Ithinkiwill66hopefully not 3d😂

[@michaelconran5252]

@@tward7332 what about at night? 🤣🤣🤣 I agree.

[@TakuroSpirit77]

Wow do you have to touch it to see how the temp is outside?

[@forczea4054]

Lmao

[@J_Aaron_L]

It's all nostalgia for me but 30 years later and I still think that numbered keypad is the coolest thing.

[@tobyl55]

@@J_Aaron_L it is! I hope ford never gets rid of it

[@joshw2929]

​@@tobyl55it's so useful! Every car needs it.

[@TheNiteinjail]

I don't know about the coolest .. but I have never understood anyone being against it in any way... It's a pure positive IMHO

[@kr63]

They’re really cool. You got them in an E class almost up to 2015.

[@x7wolverines7x]

On the f150 it’s 500 dollar option now

[@joshuaprovence3901]

The speedometer bar is an easter egg. It’s a throwback to the old Lincoln clusters of the 70s which the needle would glide across the cluster.

[@SudeennnSam]

7:21 in case anybody’s wondering

[@Beepboopbopbob]

Fun fact: the Lincoln continental (which was sadly discontinued in 2020) had these types of door handles which also featured soft close doors.

[@stephengottfried]

Fun fact: the Packard motor car company had this location of door handle in the mid-nineteen fifties.

[@xtnuser5338]

"They're not on the door, but instead in the window surround." (Which is on the door, ya goof.)

[@purwantiallan5089]

​@@stephengottfriedthe Aviator BL and Lincoln Corsair both previously also had those features...

[@keithbowers5255]

I have the 2017 Continental

[@karacha]

You know... I really like this overall. If you don't want sportiness, this is comfortable, looks great inside, the sound system is perfect, the car is quiet and the "hyperscreen" is actually not a gimmick. It has all the info you'll ever need and you get to keep your eyes on the road. I think the Bosnian head designer, Kemal Curic, and his team are really onto something here. Good job!

[@smallbutdeadly931]

tbf if you wanted sportiness you wouldn't buy an SUV, you'd buy a sports car. Not something like a corolla with a "sports trim", but a sports car designed for the driver from the start. Common example being the fundamentals of what makes a proper Lotus or Miata.

[@JoeUrbanYYC]

I think all Lincolns have looked really nice and old school lux since the new styling about 6 or 7 years ago

[@poglant]

@@smallbutdeadly931Miata is crazy. This thing probably does 0-60 faster than a Miata.

[@silent_unseen2099]

@@smallbutdeadly931 Sport and SUV do exist, grocery getter, car-pooler of children and has 500hp when you need it.

[@bwofficial1776]

I love that American luxury is getting back to being big, comfortable, techy cruisers. Leave the sport to the Europeans.

[@doomdimensiondweller5627]

The idea of having a giant screen on the dashboard is a callback to oldschool American luxury cars which would have giant rectangles going across the entire dash.

[@aldomandovani]

American? Check where they built these

[@TCB98]

@@aldomandovani It’s assembled in Hangzhou, China, but yet it’s an American brand. Many luxury car brand work with Chinese car manufacturers, such as BMW, Audi and Mercedes. Besides, American version is slightly different than the chinese version. So it’s not a strange thing.

[@TCB98]

@@aldomandovaniAnd just in case you didn’t know. The whole design team of Nautilus is from American, which is different from Lincoln Z in China.

[@Lennonryanmusic]

@@TCB98😮 damn ♟️

[@TCB98]

@@Lennonryanmusic It’s totally true, I got one in China and I can guarantee you it is the best Lincoln so far. But the brand new Navigator is also very good. And it is 100% American car.

[@trentonnobles464]

Lincoln is proving that when they try, they can roll with the best. The thing is they actually have to put forth some effort which they didn't used to do.

[@voterdown]

🖐🥰 recently got a Lincoln Nautilus Premier II, (hybrid) for $61k. Had a Mercedes GLE 350 before that (good), and an Audi Q7 before that (good). The Nautilus was not originally on my list to consider but took it for a test drive after watching positive reviews. To my surprise, the Nautilus beats the other two vehicles by a lot. More comfort, loads of power and library quiet and smooth while driving. Never thought I’d be driving a Lincoln, but love it. 👍

[@chri5467]

i think it also looks more classy. Mercs look very gaudy now & Audis are bland. the center console in the Nauti makes me think of a cool 1950's-60's Lincoln that's been tastefully modernized (even though i hate all the screens & gadgetry in general)

[@voterdown]

@@chri5467 I agree about Lincoln being modernized and body has nice styling. Our Nautilus purchase was really for my wife who loves SUVs (me, not so much). I find SUVs are a great repackaging of vans, a brilliant marketing strategy, even though cars and SUVs look a lot alike these days, high and low end. . My preference is still a very old Mercedes I drive, no computers and I’m in control! Still, the Nautilsi is one of the nicest SUVs out there, in my opinion. 👍😌

[@UncleTony2]

How the heck can you afford that in this economy I can’t even buy food for my dog

[@CK-cz6ml]

​@@UncleTony2less youtube, more work

[@xtnuser5338]

@@voterdown That's my mental image of SUVs also. Just minivans that they stuck a full hood on to trick people into thinking they aren't minivans. Or maybe since they ditched the sliding side door, it's more accurate to call them jacked up station wagons?

[@TexKimball]

I love that Lincoln's been stepping their game up in terms of design and quality. They easily have the nicest interiors of any American car currently, and feel much more competitive with other higher priced luxury vehicles like Lexus and the European brands. I still wish they had a sedan though. And yes, Lincoln interiors are nicer and better quality and more user friendly than Cadillac right now, even though I'll say Cadillacs are nicer on the outside.

[@wizmez5316]

Cadillac shits on Lincoln but this car is great

[@calebwany8422]

Cadillac interior: am I a joke to you?

[@aldomandovani]

American??? 😂😂 investigate where are these being built you won't like it my friend

[@thunderedt]

When doug didn't even know it's activeglide and not bluecruise, y'know there's somewhere wrong in the marketing team.

[@egold2071]

It was truly epic how Filipo worked thru that in the trivia bit recently. He slowly dissected 'ActiveGlide' like it was the final round of a spelling bee. Said it sounded 'Murican... luxury... guessed it was Lincoln's BlueCruise - Bingo!

[@rtcturnemup7028]

It’s the same thing … no need to mention it

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

@@rtcturnemup7028 Except maybe so that potential buyers know what they're buying. "Wait, I want one with BlueCruise, this one doesn't have that, Doug said it did!"

[@rokae]

On the Lincoln website they call it "Lincoln Bluecruise"

[@bandombeviews6035]

@@egold2071 that is one of my favorite quotes from cars and bids.

[@TomO-nx1bd]

"Doesn't have a top-shelf brand name" Being a 70's kid, I still have Lincoln in my mind as being a top-shelf luxury brand.

[@jswjr6001]

Lincoln and Cadillac really denigrated their status as luxury symbols in the 70's through 2000's. Too many of their products were just cheap upgrades of their mainstream brands

[@TomO-nx1bd]

@@jswjr6001 I think they were both still pretty respectable brands through the 70's until late 80's. But Cadillac especially really started to screw up their image (starting with the Cimmaron) . Lincoln on the other hand started to develop more of a limo fleet vehicle reputation.

[@taeghsokhey5310]

Okay boomer

[@MrRonduran1]

I was thinking the same thing, to me Lincolns always equal Presidential vehicles, in fact way more desirable than German competitors for many years, you can tell Doug is young and lacking a little bit of history on Lincoln’s!

[@VoidOneGamer]

​@@MrRonduran1Which is funny, given the US presidents vehicles (including the presidential limo) are all either outright GM vehicles or GM based.

[@allkinds1069]

As someone from the UK, this is a super sleek and luxurious car, perhaps this isn't the case in US markets but the interior design just blows away what we get here, The standard ranges and BMWs. Feel similar about Genesis

[@BassHeadzDJ]

I was gifted a 93’ Lincoln Continental many years ago. The car had a digital dash, electric assisted closing doors, trunk, and a ridiculously loud stereo with built in subs. It was wild. I bought 2 Lincoln’s after and all have had unique great options.

[@curtissayers1946]

Nothing boring about the exterior. Beautiful car.

[@maximilianoluera6679]

I absolutely HATE big screens in cars, but if you’re gonna do it, do it like this.

[@kevinweber5129]

@@maximilianoluera6679 like the car but do wonder if there will be replacement screens in 10 years? Is there a GPI that drives it?

[@watercannonscollaboration2281]

15:06 I was honestly expecting Ford to reuse their warning chimes for the Lincoln Nautilus, but they actually went out of their way to make it sound similar to the warning chimes in Fords while making it different

[@ixcutamp8059]

Those chimes were recorded by the Detroit symphonic orchestra

[@michaelconran5252]

Funny, I sold Fords for years and owned a few, still do. The Ford chimes are unmistakable.

[@JL-sm6cg]

I was going to say, the chime is the most Ford/Lincoln thing I've ever heard.

[@GintaPPE1000]

These special chimes have been a thing since the 2020 Aviator.

[@MaddoxOliver]

I totally get that. As a 2007 Lincoln MKX driver, the amount of reused Ford parts in general are kinda crazy. I will say though, it makes finding replacement parts incredibly easy.

[@blondiebxl]

20:31 A spare tire!!! This alone is a convincing reason to go right out and buy this car!

[@sirashley2355]

and it being in the inside of the car is a plus as well. got caught out with my grandma in her van when the front tire blew. jacked up the front just to get back to the spare, which needs the back lifted to drop the spare from under the low mini van.(in the rain on the side of a snowy highway in the dark). and then you learn the bolts rusted due to exposure ON THE OUTSIDE. now we keep the spare in the trunk

[@BBuncky2]

Recommend you also check out the recently-released and refreshed Aviator! I work for Ford in the infotainment team and we're really proud of the new Lincoln Experience!

[@j.j.k9349]

14:00 I thought I was on mushrooms when I was looking at the seat back, then realized he left the massage setting on

[@HBclassical]

@@j.j.k9349 Hahahaha I totally get why!

[@BLWADiecast]

I’m sorry Doug but I have to disagree with you. I think modern Lincolns stand out as works of art. They are so beautiful, and present themselves as more refined than competitors like Cadillac and Benz.

[@FrequencyORD]

lincoln has never been better than cadillac or mercedes benz and i think most people will agree with that.

[@FrequencyORD]

there’s nothing refinined about discontinuing the sedan either

[@BLWADiecast]

@@FrequencyORDI just prefer American cars over anything else. Just my preference.

[@FrequencyORD]

@@BLWADiecast me too. I just think cadillac is better. I mean they offer a supercharged rear wheel drive manual sedan in 2024. can’t beat that.

[@carsaregood911]

Works of art 😂😂

[@ryanpatterson9526]

The biggest selling point is that it's NOT another BMW, Mercedes or Lexus, which are insanely ubiquitous!

[@xtnuser5338]

It's pretty much a tarted up Ford Explorer...the most ubiquitous SUV in the USA. Oops, correction, a tarted up Ford Edge. But same/same in the connotation.

[@theconfused_fisherman]

​@xtnuser5338 Lincoln have done a good job distinguishing this model from the Ford that it's based on. Usually they look exactly the same but with a different badge, this time around that doesn't seem to be the case. The only thing that looks the same as an Explorer to me is the shape of the exterior. The lights, wheels and bumpers all look different from the Explorer, and the interior isn't even in the same realm

[@xtnuser5338]

@@theconfused_fisherman Yeah. It's looks better and has a nicer interior. That's what I hoped to convey when I used the phrase, "Tarted up." But you're still driving a low end Ford SUV underneath.

[@JoeFuller757]

I drove a Maxima instead of BMW, Mercedes or Lexus. I'm about to take delivery of a Reserve II. The anonymity appeals to me. "What is THIS?" is what I want to get.

[@xtnuser5338]

@@JoeFuller757 I rented a Maxima for a day once last year. I know what you're talking about. I definitely got a few, "Ewwwww, what is THAT?" reactions.

[@steven-rb2ef]

beautiful vehicle, only thing i dislike is that ancient key fob. they could have at least refreshed the key design too

[@mariuszarszylo1476]

Lincoln makes some super comfortable vehicles with high quality materials. It's a shame more people don't even consider it.

[@1SpeedHD]

@@mariuszarszylo1476 I never even considered a Lincoln for my first (used) car. I thought "well it's a Lincoln it's gonna be way out of budget" but no, it's right in for what I was comfortable with. I have a 2016 MKX and it's been a dream to drive. Really no complaints from it!

[@thanosianthemadtitanic]

lol you wonder why? try owning one out of warranty 😂

[@mariuszarszylo1476]

@@thanosianthemadtitanic I do own one out of warranty. I have a 2017 MKZ Reserve. I've had exactly 1 issue, and that's the battery needed replacing. Not sure what you're trying to get at, but the quality is there.

[@jamesscherrer1642]

@@thanosianthemadtitanic I own a 2013 Lincoln MKT (out of warranty!!) and aside from oil changes and regular maintenance, I've gone through TWO batteries (Arizona heat), had the sunroof repaired once and the sound button on the steering wheel replaced once. Try owning one yourself!! You'd be surprised if you weren't already programmed to be a hater. They'll have to pry this car from my cold dead hands in order to get me to replace it!! It is STELLAR and ownership has been exactly that!!

[@thanosianthemadtitanic]

@@jamesscherrer1642 ive pissed of the Lincoln PR team😂

[@ZevMeth_originaljewishmusic]

I actually think the styling of the Nautilus is fairly nice, especially compared to the outgoing model! it looks much swooped, which Lincoln also did in the Aviator! To be fair, it's basically a smaller Aviator. I think if they would've given it just a few more horsepower, like even 350 or something, it would've vastly improved the car, but 0-60 in 6.5 seconds is way better than my mothers 2018 Traverse!

[@josebrito5202]

Someone needs to make the fragrance come from the bottom of the seat to neutralize the farts 😂

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

The "light dance" - especially the shut down front one, really reminds me of an old CRT TV turning off.

[@theconfused_fisherman]

The door chime and other alerts are all performed by the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. Can't forget that quirk

[@piggy310]

You sound Midwestern.

[@volvo09]

4:55 "hey, what size screen do you drive?"

[@damilolaakanni]

😁😆😅😂🤣

[@sir_puffs_alott_rc]

Yes

[@Ithinkiwill66]

Reminds me of Star Trek Reboot movie 😅

[@fenrirslip]

I for one believe that the new Nautilus is a very attractive SUV. Lincoln is obviously going through a bit of a renaissance right now refreshing and redesigning their models like the Aviator and the all-new fifth-generation Navigator. I especially love their new exterior lighting design language which ironically started on the Zephyr which is sold only in China and is now making its way to the SUVs. This makes me wish Lincoln would make another attempt at the Continental and actually have it be its own thing as a flagship model of sorts akin to the Navigator but in sedan form. Maybe Lincoln could even create a program where customers can spec out their own bespoke Continental. It would make the most sense considering that Cadillac has the Celestiq and people will be able to option that car to their heart's content.

[@dneth19]

both Zephyr and this is made in China as well, so it explains why both of them feel much better than the rest

[@victoriapollard6995]

This is it. This is a landmark HUD. Finally a HUD that is as good as or better than what someone would design for a video game where there are no real world constraints. This is great.

[@danielnogueira4585]

I’ve actually seen these out on the road and they look beautiful! I’ve seen a black and white one and it definitely stands out on the road.

[@bernardodandrea1254]

One thing id change about this car is the "small" touchscreen. Make it retractable, like some older audis. so you can have just the big screen when not inputing (long drives or something)

[@Vanagons4Eva]

They can’t do that because then you’d lose all of your climate control search her on the screen. The better thing would be to just make buttons for the climate control and leave the screen for just the mouth on the radio.

[@lordcorgi6481]

Doug the type of guy to do a car review at noon instead of going to lunch.

[@IceTTom]

ROTFLMFAO!!!!!!! LIKE OMG WHAT?!!? YOU CRAY CRAY! WON THE INTERNET!! BEST COMMENT EVER!!! 😔

[@CleridwenFR]

the screen situation kinda reminds me of the Honda E, tho i definitely prefer the E's because of the integrated side mirrors, and no lack of physical controls. seems all more functional, compared to the Nautilus' luxurious design

[@jamesmurmurzancone4532]

Doug the type of guy who wolf whistles at construction workers cars.

[@ozarkliving7263]

Fail. How pathetic your life must be. Grow up

[@iismellgood]

I'm the type of guy who Googles "wolf whistle".

[@ActivWorld]

Hi doug, a lot of Chinese car companies actually already have a screen spanning from the left to the right side of the car. So what Lincoln did isn't particularly new in the car industry

[@sumofty]

Doug after driving VWs that don't spend the 10 cents to make the volume knob a 2 piece assembly: "This volume knob is like magic"

[@MotoN8]

You can turn on the massage function using the lumbar adjustment on the seat, click the middle button on it. (thats the graphic it shows on the screen)

[@ModernCowboy78]

I disagree about this car being anonymous. I have seen a handful of these and they absolutely stand out.

[@TheKingsapostle]

Depends on where you live.

[@ModernCowboy78]

@@TheKingsapostle if you live in Aspen or places like it other than that they absolutely stick out.

[@TheKingsapostle]

@@ModernCowboy78 idk where Aspen is.

[@TheKingsapostle]

@@ModernCowboy78 I live in Atlanta. That thing stands out like a Toyota Camry.

[@ModernCowboy78]

@@TheKingsapostle cuz everything there has 22s?

[@AbstractCatsMedia]

The interior is great! The graphics team probably had a great time on this.

[@ricercr44]

Pray for the sales person that sells one to a 70 year old who doesn’t know how to close apps on their iPhone.

[@pawsnpistons]

Well those exist but others as well. My dad is 70+ and uses khis ipad, iphone, notebook and has some alexa's in his house.

[@Trainmaster909]

Hands down one of the best names given to any car. You don’t see literature names too often.

[@Stressless2023]

Agree - I loved the Nautilus name when I heard Lincoln was finally retiring their stupid "MK" nomenclature, something Cadillac should have done as well.

[@ryandaniel4571]

For many years, people have been predicting the demise of Lincoln. This car proves them wrong.

[@MichaelBrown-pg5dy]

Having just completed the lease on my 21 navigator, I can say that Lincoln quality really is amazing. The problem, and it’s a big one is that when it comes time for service, you are stuck with the terrible experience of getting service at a Ford dealer

[@cornondajakob]

Can't imagine all this tech will last in 20 years without breaking

[@jewboy761]

Will it? 😂

[@whitegoodman7465]

20? There are tons of bugs the day off the line your gonna have to put up with..heated seats are on but it says it's off, random little things they would irritate most. The more screens in a car the worse it will age. These cars are disposable and no one will buy them in 10 yrs on the used market..keep your older cars guys.

[@136Reid]

Not only that, but how long will those breaking parts be around in order to to be replacement parts? The heavy reliance on tech for no reason other than the sake of tech I presume could create a lot more waste for materials used than years past. Also, how many of the car's functions will be moot if/when the screen were to go out?

[@Evinrudeeee]

And who is going to release updates for all the services that are connected

[@flakocibao]

No lincoln last 20 years so dont worry about the tech

[@shoka_01]

14:15 Funny that you mention Genesis here, as Lincoln and Genesis are my two favorite auto brands right now! They’re both making such beautiful cars. Nobody is doing it like them.

[@arkjag2991]

Lincoln is underrated.

[@AmraphelofShinar]

Did Lincoln sample a Tauntaun for the "warning sound" when the rear hatch closes? Or is the motor louder than the warning chime?

[@Fifthcell]

Also, we can’t have our phones while driving, but we can have this massive movie theater screen on our dash? I don’t understand

[@MuitoDaora]

Phones are not fixed at a line of sight with the road and necessarily needs a hand off of the steering. Plus it doesn't have TikTok.

[@LucianoMMatias]

@@MuitoDaoratrue, but today everything its integrated and controled with screens, even basic things. It takes more time and needs more attention to operate.

[@GT-hk8dy]

pretty soon they'll replace the windshield with a screen, can't wait!

[@whitegoodman7465]

@@MuitoDaora alot of screens inside cars can preload apps including tiktok.

[@calebwany8422]

But hey, it has some nice safety features so if case something happens

[@kevynparadiso5124]

"Little vertical bar that shows the speed relative to nothing" really got me 😂

[@Yukikazehalo]

The reason for the larger back seat is that the new Nautilus was designed for the Chinese market who still value being driven and chauffeured around, so there is plenty of room for adults. The average Lincoln customer in the US only needs the back to occasionally drive their grandchildren around so they keep it simple.

[@dneth19]

designed and made in china as well. thats why its better than any of their other models

[@NicolasChiribelo]

That steering wheel is also reminiscent of Lincolns of the past, primarily the 60's Lincoln Continental had a oval/squared steering wheel like that. I remember in Pawn Stars, the Old Man (RIP) talking about it.

[@KarmelKarn]

Had seen this car and was curious about it so I searched for reviews on KZbin on it and Doug didn't a review of it sadly. But now he does!

[@AmarBowls]

Doug is the type of guy to buy a car for its Chimes.

[@nateisright]

The more instrument screens and touchscreens, the more luxurious analog dials and physical buttons seem.

[@PringleSn1ffer]

I'm sure I'm in the minority but I really appreciate Lincoln's more conservative styling. I think it is a lot more timeless compared to other brands, especially Lexus' which have been heinously ugly for at least a decade. That Lincoln Continental with the 400HP EcoBoost was a particular favourite of mine.

[@JoeFuller757]

I absolutely agree that the Lexus grill has been hideous for a while.

[@pfwww12]

I actually seen a new Lincoln Nautilus recently. And Yes!! You can see the elongating Infotainment screen so clearly. Riding by is looked soo premium.

[@John_Hoover]

Nice SUV. I’m sure Matthew McConaughey will love it.

[@christianronnebeck5738]

Regarding the rear wiper, the overall image is cleaner with it at the top, but a clean horizontal line is needed at the bottom to be able to clearly see what is happening at the back of the vehicle. That is why not all manufacturers adopt this upper position for the wiper.

[@wandeling127]

Do they even sell compact, fun, light cars in the US? All I see is videos of giant trucks and SUV's.

[@markcoopers1930]

Hi

[@TheNateraterater]

Not many. Especially by the US manufacturers.

[@poglant]

well they still make corvettes and mustangs

[@fleghel]

Not many manufacturers still make sedans and coupes… and those that do, only make a couple models that are very not popular, except Camrys, Acords, Kia and Hyundai…

[@LLANTALOBOTOMIK]

Civic SI is pretty good

[@Birdman87]

I just want to take a moment to say how much I appreciate Doug's attention to detail to have the storage boxes in his garage to spell out, "HI". Hi, Doug!

[@johnphillips7894]

Most people: just want an affordable people mover Lincoln: Here's a light dance

[@skycaptain3344]

@@johnphillips7894 Lincoln, or any luxury brand, is not supposed to be the affordable people mover. Look at Honda or Chevy.

[@johnphillips7894]

@@skycaptain3344 It's a joke buddy!

[@donaldholtzman5429]

Ive seen a few on the road and they are gorgeous. They always get my attention, especially at night

[@mmahtnart8986]

The unlocked icon on the door should be green. The locked icon should be red. The wheels would look better all black.

[@Jonathon1031]

I drove the Navigators off the line for a few years at Ford. Those and the Nautilus’s are incredible. Plus it’s MADE IN THE 🇺🇸

[@TheresaCharlotte-nh5ng]

Still can't get over how good this turned out!

[@DoctorSkillz]

Lady, those sunglasses do not work.

[@julianevans9548]

'how *well*'

[@UncleTony2]

No it looks horrible bot

[@CarsandTechInfo]

23:44 They refreshed the Corsair & updated the tech in 2023. The Aviator just got refreshed for 2025. Doug have you not seen the updated versions of both models?

[@PeskybirdTech]

This car is absolutely beautiful

[@scorpio1961]

Those are killer wheels Doug! Love them! 👍

[@yogtheterrible]

I started watching this video, got to the door handle part, looked at the clock and decided I needed to go to the store. So I paused the video and went to the store. As I got out of my car and looked to my left I saw the same exact door handle on a sedan. I pointed and said "That's a Lincoln! What a funny coincidence."

[@drippgxd]

That what you saw was a Lincoln Continental. Gorgeous car imo

[@hitautos]

The clock details of the long hand and short hand is magnificent

[@somebody9785]

15:05 doug is the kind of guy that dances 🕺 to cars chimes when nobody is looking 😮

[@lolickypeepee23xdd6]

bro be honest he will do it while people are looking and it likely will look like a bad attempt at the carlton

[@davesmith5656]

The wide screen look like it's part of the car, intended to be there, The touch screen could be integrated too, if someone across the industry would get off of their lap-top love. Airplane cockpits used to look like a mechanic's ideal home garage, and now they look more like a complicated car with two drivers (that's complicated !). Thank you for sparing us the "exhaust note".

[@TheChadD315]

Lincoln does a great job of tech and features for a good price (especially used). I have a Black Label MKZ and I bought it because it has tons of crazy features and 400 HP for $30K(at the time). The features in this are another level up and that's really cool to see. Mercedes and stuff would be "better" but also significantly more expensive.

[@nmDst]

maintenance isnt terrble either

[@TheChadD315]

@@nmDst Right, high end luxury car features and materials and Ford maintenance costs.

[@marylandflyer5670]

The full width screen on the interior really reminds of Data’s glasses on Star Trek Next Gen. The screen is huge yet still hard to read…

[@thanos879]

Hey Doug, can you review that van from Good Kid, M.A.A.D City?

[@Bman1878]

As far as crossovers go, I quite like it. It's nice, it's not too gaudy. But watching that map on the dashboard constantly swinging back and forth because it can't decide which direction your stationary vehicle was pointing really started to grind my gears...

[@anthonybecraft249]

I scent the interior of every car I'm in. 😂

[@beardown6574]

Damn didn't realize how nice it was inside with all those finishes and displays. That big display is really unique how it gives everything laid out perfectly.

[@blackdeath1493]

I seen A LOT of these on the road lately in my city, their so well designed, can't wait for the new aviator video

[@gerald-j4h]

The design and functionality of the top screen is so nice, really great usage of modern technology. I wish they integrated the bottom, touch screen better. It honestly cheapens a fantastic interior, it should have been integrated into the dash instead of floating. Not that I would ever touch a $75K Lincoln but it would be a dealbreaker for me.

[@sterlingstauffer2915]

I work at a Lincoln dealership and we’ve already been selling the new nautilus since February. People don’t seem terribly interested in them and so far, 95% of the buyers have been senior couples.

[@arkjag2991]

Shame.

[@Tbcycoji]

It's a lincoln ! Don't sell well.

[@wizmez5316]

Yea it’s honestly a great car for the price

[@saintsaens21]

I'm sure younger couples would buy them if they had the financial means to.

[@mustangmaniac614]

I guess it depends on the location cause I've seen tons of 24 Nautilus' on the road and it's always 30 somethings driving them.

[@alexanderziomek9086]

I purchased a preowned 2018 Lincoln Continental last year. It has a lot of the features that this new nautilus has. The doorhandles the same massaging seats. I do miss the giant across the entire car screen though.

[@Dblyew]

Made in CHINA under Changan Auto. An exercise akin to trying to sell a designer suit, but it comes with a ‘ Made in same sweatshop as your Halloween costume’ tag! (It should if it doesn’t already). It’s missing a fortune cookie in the glovebox. ‘Confucius says: buyers remorse in near future’. The price gouge is also a back handed slap to the face.

[@dneth19]

Yes but it doesn't mean it could be any better if it was made in the USA. It would cost way more for sure. No point blaming China for building better products

[@ArchieOnEarth]

@@dneth19would it really cost more? Right now it’s subject to a 27.5% tariff.

[@dneth19]

@@ArchieOnEarth not only the cost. Yes there is an additional tax to bear but it's increasingly getting tougher to manufacture stuff here since the policymakers and the unions don't really help things around. Look at what's going on with the Canadian ford manufacturing plant. It's where the previous Nautilus was made and they make zero vehicles there today! ZERO! It's not that we don't have workers,it's just that there are so many bull*hit which companies don't want to deal with..

[@johnnyjones2220]

How much would it be for a screen replacement???

[@RealLoofaRigno]

People: "Hey... i want a Ford, but like... with MORE things to break on it." Lincoln: "Hold my seltzer water"

[@agent807]

I can only think the reason the Park button is larger than the other gear select buttons is because in a previous generation of Lincolns, all of the buttons were the same size in a row and Park was right below the engine start button leading to people to press the wrong button. This forced Lincoln to change that design. I would prefer a more tactile apparatus like a lever.

[@mtx247]

8:34 Doug is the kind of guy to not know what an oval is

[@xMeteora__]

I read this right when I was thinking that 😆

[@davedixon2167]

that's not an oval, though. "Squircle" maybe.

[@rickyrosario9109]

Lincoln engineer - "How big of a screen do you want?" CEO - "Yes!"

[@martinelantraratedn]

0:55 no way a range rover sold for 15k? Is it real?

[@kellzugor]

@@martinelantraratedn it’s real but a mechanic is moving right next door in your apartment

[@MsRickyruiz]

Look closer it has 151k miles, who bought it gonna spent more in the mechanic for sure😂

[@eseir64]

Doug is the kind of guy who needs a beach chair to show us a Lincoln

[@Hexaroot785]

Id consider this car without the screen the interior looks so nice

[@John_Locke_108]

Like driving with a triple monitor setup in front of you.

[@thepatchface7236]

That Dashboard panoramic screen reminds me of the one in The Hyundai Genesis VGT. In GT7 it's set to a panoramic rear view camera angle and you see EVERYTHING behind you. It's great. This interior gets major points for normalizing that molded in wide screen. 10/10 interior.

[@inika1000]

I have a mantra where I would never consider most if not all American car brands, but I have been liking what Ford/Lincoln have been doing and would be the exception.

[@volvo09]

This is actually pretty impressive. Very nice interior, i'd buy one for a limo service if i had one.

[@ChrisZukowski88]

​@@volvo09lincoln=ultimate comfort. My grandfather's 1995 Lincoln town and country was the most comfortable car I ever drove in.

[@jamesengland7461]

Ironically, the only actual reason to no longer consider an American Ford is their recalls, which are theirs worst ever

[@volvo09]

@@jamesengland7461 i haven't been following the recalls... I bought a used 18 f150 in 00 and I have loved it... If it has any recalls it's nothing major. 40k miles later, only problem was a turn signal stalks broke and kept my wipers on "low intermittent". Fixed it for $18 and 10 minutes +4 screws when it was 20f outside.

[@nm4698]

You nailed the central issue. If you stripped away any signs that this was a Lincoln and asked people who they thought manufactured this car (you should mention its new model to offset any visual clues familiar with specific car companies), many answers would be Mercedes, Genesis, and maybe Range Rover. People are obsessed with badging, and Lincoln, like Buick and others, is a bit late in turning around its lackluster reputation.

[@ZethIsme]

I feel like lincoln fell off after they discontinued the town car.

[@alexeimelnik4299]

Definitely like the vehicle and mentality behind. When I START shopping for new car it will be the first to try.❤

[@alexander.chodkowski]

Lincoln is having a crazy revival and I’m all here for it.

[@davedixon2167]

I think the Aviator is gorgeous, but I like the Conti door handles on this and think the wide screen is a good implementation. Hopefully they'll bring it to the Aviator and Navigator without changing their looks - if they'd done this Nautilus with that same art deco design it'd be even better.