Lincoln keeps it simple: four SUVs, all built around quiet cabins, massive screens, and seats that feel like first class. The lineup runs from the compact Corsair to the redesigned Navigator, with hybrid power available on the Corsair and Nautilus.
Lincoln's entry point: a genuinely quiet compact SUV with an available plug-in hybrid good for around 27 electric miles, ideal for Phoenix and Vegas commutes.
The screen king: a 48-inch panoramic display spans the entire dash, and the available hybrid pairs 310 hp with around 30 mpg. One of the best interiors under $70K, from anyone.
A 400 hp twin-turbo V6, three rows, and a refreshed cabin with BlueCruise hands-free driving available. The quiet-luxury answer to German three-rows.
Fully redesigned with a 48-inch panoramic display, split-opening tailgate with tailgate seating mode, and standard BlueCruise. The American answer to the Escalade, and the cabin makes the case.
The Corsair, typically starting in the low $40Ks. On Broker Black every Corsair listing shows your real monthly payment with your local Arizona or Nevada taxes and fees included.
Black Label is Lincoln's top tier: exclusive themed interiors with premium materials, essentially every option included, plus ownership perks like anytime car washes and annual detailing at participating dealers.
Lincoln gives you an extra year and mileage on both counts: 4 years / 50,000 miles bumper-to-bumper and 6 years / 70,000 miles powertrain, versus Ford's 3/36 and 5/60. Lincoln also offers complimentary service pickup and delivery.
Yes. The Corsair Grand Touring is a plug-in hybrid with around 27 miles of electric range, and the Nautilus offers a 310 hp hybrid that returns around 30 mpg.
Both are $100K-class full-size luxury SUVs. The Navigator counters with a quieter ride, the 48-inch panoramic display, standard BlueCruise hands-free driving, and Black Label ownership perks; the Escalade counters with V8 power and a V performance model. Drive both, then let Broker Black show you the real monthly payment on each.