2022 & 2023 Lincoln Corsair - Exclusive Ashburn New Car Discounts

The 2023 Lincoln Corsair receives a midcycle refresh that includes a revised front fascia, a larger touchscreen, and fully digital instrumentation. Lincoln's ActiveGlide hands-free highway driving system is available for the first time. The compact crossover adds two new interior color choices, Smoked Truffle and Eternal Red. The previously optional 2.3-liter engine is no longer offered. Lincoln's bestseller, the Corsair debuted in 2020.

The Corsair continues in three trim levels: Standard, Reserve, and Grand Touring. Pricing starts at $39,885 including destination and reaches $54,580 for the Grand Touring before options.

The Standard and Reserve trims are powered by a turbocharged four-cylinder engine. Front-wheel drive and an eight-speed automatic transmission are standard. All-wheel drive is available for $2,300.

AWD is standard on the Grand Touring, along with a continuously variable transmission (CVT). Thanks to its plug-in hybrid technology, the Grand Touring offers up to 28 miles of travel on electricity alone. After that, it runs on a combination of gas and electricity, earning an EPA-estimated 33 mpg in combined driving.

Front-drive models are rated to tow up to 2,000 pounds. With AWD, capacity increases to 3,000 pounds.

The Corsair is a compact, two-row crossover with room for five. There are 27.6 cubic feet of cargo space behind the rear seat and 57.6 cubic feet with it folded. Overall interior capacity is comparable to other luxury crossovers of similar size.

The Corsair comes standard with Lincoln Co-Pilot360, a bundle of driver assistance technology that includes adaptive cruise control, evasive steering assist, automatic emergency braking, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, automatic high beams, and rear parking sensors.

The available Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Vision system — included in Collection II covered below — adds surround-view cameras, reverse automatic braking, and front parking sensors. Buyers who opt for Collection III also get Co-Pilot360 Drive, which includes an automated parking system, a driver-state monitoring camera, and a hands-free highway driving system called ActiveGlide. Collection III also furnishes a head-up display.

The standard infotainment system for all trims features a 13.2-inch touchscreen, navigation, 10 speakers, satellite radio, four USB ports, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. Collection II includes wireless phone charging, and Collection III adds a 14-speaker Revel sound system with an HD radio.

The Corsair starts out with a 10-way power driver seat with memory and an eight-way power passenger seat, heated front seats, leatherette upholstery, aluminum interior trim, remote start, a 12.3-inch digital instrument screen, a power liftgate, auto-folding side mirrors, and 18-inch alloy wheels. These standard features are known as Collection I.

Advancing to Collection II ($3,595) brings a hands-free power liftgate, power-folding side mirrors with memory, ventilated front seats, a heated steering wheel, a power rear seatback release, bright machine-finished wheels, automatic wipers with de-icers, and Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Vision. These items are also available in Connection III, along with a panoramic sunroof, heated rear seats, the head-up display, the Revel sound system, and Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Drive for $10,360.

The Reserve offers genuine leather upholstery, premium ambient interior lighting, signature taillamps, and 19-inch wheels. Collection II remains available, priced at $2,940 here, as does Collection III for $10,730. Models equipped with Collection III can get 24-way power front seats for $1,285 extra.

Along with the plug-in hybrid powerplant and standard AWD, the Grand Touring offers an adaptive suspension system and the sunroof as standard. Collection II ($2,940) and Collection III ($8,005) continue as options.

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