Lincoln Nautilus charts a widescreen course into drivers' garages
There's a lot to like with the new Lincoln Nautilus. While I think they went overboard with the screens, etc., all this tech could, I suppose, bring some younger folk into Lincoln showrooms, and that's probably not a bad thing. Whether or not they li
By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--September 14, 2024
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Ford's upmarket brand, Lincoln, has an idea it thinks will appeal to the video generation, which may indicate they're going for customers who may not have been the marque's traditional market.
Indeed, this modern vehicle simply bristles with high tech – for good or for not so good – with a unique dashboard-wide video setup that's quite the thing to see.
Alas, I found it redundant, obtrusive, and kind of silly, since most of what you can display on this massive display (actually a few displays side by side) can and/or is displayed already on the more conventional large screen atop the centre stack.
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