2021 Lincoln Corsair review

What We Like

Interior: The Corsair provides a comfortable ride with the available adaptive suspension, and engine noise is practically nonexistent. Upscale materials provide the level of luxury expected of a Lincoln, and the available Active Noise Control keeps the cabin quiet and comfortable. The new transmission selector is integrated into the dash, which makes it easy to use and takes up very little interior space. Front seats are comfortable with available soft leather trim and 24-way Perfect Position seats, although rear seats may be a bit cramped for taller adults.

Technology: The Corsair is available with multiple USB ports—both USB-A and USB-C—as well as a wireless phone charger and a standard 110 power outlet. Apple CarPlay^® and Android Auto^™ integration is standard and works well with the available 8-inch touchscreen display. Lincoln also offers the ability to set up a smartphone to use as the key to the vehicle.

Value: The Corsair’s low starting price with its long list of standard features makes it a great value, especially when going head-to-head with the competition. Opting for the more powerful 2.3-liter engine or moving up to the Corsair Grand Touring can quickly increase the base price. However, the Corsair still remains competitive in this crowded luxury crossover market.

What Needs Improvement

Storage: With 27.6 cubic feet of cargo space, the Corsair offers a reasonable cargo-carrying capacity, but the built-in cargo cover can make loading difficult. Rear seats can be slid forward for additional space or folded flat to expand to 57.6 cubic feet. Numerous storage pockets can be found throughout the cabin, but they tend to be on the small side, limiting their usefulness.