I quite like the refreshed look of the Escape, glad they brought over the ST line which Europe has had for a while now. Only thing it's missing is the 2.3 Ecoboost.
I do like the fact that the Lincoln is quieter on the inside. For a more complete answer, I will wait for your next video with specifications, such as safety features.
@@benjaminghassemi7342 "*They're made in the........" I'm sure you have no idea whether or not they're the same car Benjamin. If they had different sound deadening materials, would they still be "literally the same car"?
The new 2.0 Ecoboost 4 with dual injection might make this a winner. But I still prefer the ecvt hybrid and PHEV versions for great reliability. My 2013 Cmax PHEV just hit 300k miles. Time to upgrade soon.
JIm Farley has already intimated the Escape will go away in 2025. The fate of the Corsair is unknown, as Jill confirmed, they are built on the same platform. Edge is going away next year. Farley has said he does not want to make any 2 row SUV's, except maybe for the Bronco Sport. Ford is putting all their resources into EV's and battery production, which will not end well.
I love my continental, and we are getting ready to order a brand new corsair. I have never had trouble with my Ford products. I can't say the same for my Chevy Vehicles.
I own a 2016 Ford escape. It just locked up. No warning lights, always serviced at Ford. 80,000 miles. Ford says they been having problems with the 1.6 EB.
Those engines had a major cylinder head flaw that would cause the engine to fail. I had a 2016 with the 2.0 eb got rid of it before the warranty expired.
I would easily pick the Escape as it would go with my Dodge Journey, Nissan Frontier, and Infiniti. They would be so Captured. I would forget the Sirius option though because I was Raised on Radio.
Hello to the Chicago 5' Auto Wonder person. I owned a 2004 Mazda Tribute (which was a rebadged Escape) nice mini UTE, but it was a basic vehicle. Where is the 20K? difference??
Which has a higher resales value (in general, not a particular build type): Corsair or Escape? I actually think the content of this video should include another dark horse from Ford: Bronco Sport. I also think people use Corsair or Escape differently. Escape is more like a daily commute vehicle. Corsair is more like a tiny near-luxury vehicle (and with not so top notch interior materials & build quality, comparing to NX, RDX, ...) - not for the primary use as a bumper-to-bumper daily commuter.
Did you compare the Escape against the Corsair as far as ride quality? My age'd back is calling me to purchase the Lincoln for comfort. But knowing it is built on the same platform, wonder if it rides any better?
Just curious as heck with your feet on the floor, if you feel the bumps the same way with the suspensions, since they are both built on the same platform?
I wouldn’t buy either, but if I had too I’d buy the Lincoln. Not even sure why they still make the Escape. The Bronco Sport is the exact same size and looks better.
@@rotart12arx3 I’m referring to the Navigator, and Corsair hasn’t been out long enough for any good reviews , fyi Corsair’s we’re just recalled , I do my research . Sorry a car you like isn’t very dependable and has a huge resale drop but I only spew facts , I’d love a navigator . But those are facts
Lincoln is owned by ford and those cars are made in the same factory. Ur literally paying 20k more for a heavier car which is gonna be slower ....cause it's the same engine lmao. This review was just how the Lincoln is more fancy then the escape ...not technical tho
I’m with you I’ve been burned pretty badly by Ford in the past as well. I would tell you but the list is so long Natalie from the Ford Aerostar I grew up in to the Ford Taurus to the Ford explorer all of which were nightmares. Much like you I converted over to Honda and Toyota and I have two Hondas one is an accord one is a odyssey and I have a Toyota tundra and life never been better.
Just a btw, both cars are made in the same factory in Louisville, cause ford own lincoln. There the same engine and everything, just slighly different software ...and hardwear. So if you think sparkle and a lether dash is worth 20k over the ford ...lmao
A quick Google search shows Kentucky. The NEW 2024 Nautilus is what they are making in China. But who knows, maybe they'll have all Lincolns made there in the future.
I quite like the refreshed look of the Escape, glad they brought over the ST line which Europe has had for a while now. Only thing it's missing is the 2.3 Ecoboost.
I do like the fact that the Lincoln is quieter on the inside. For a more complete answer, I will wait for your next video with specifications, such as safety features.
There made in the same factory and have 90% same futures, ford owns Lincoln ...it's literally the same car different face
@@benjaminghassemi7342 "*They're made in the........" I'm sure you have no idea whether or not they're the same car Benjamin. If they had different sound deadening materials, would they still be "literally the same car"?
@@benjaminghassemi7342 The Lincoln is much quieter and much nicer interior materials.
You can buy a well equipped Corsair for not much more than the Escape. They start at 40K
Lincoln has more quality control.
The new 2.0 Ecoboost 4 with dual injection might make this a winner. But I still prefer the ecvt hybrid and PHEV versions for great reliability. My 2013 Cmax PHEV just hit 300k miles. Time to upgrade soon.
I'm with you Jill, I prefer the Lincoln Corsair. Having said that, the Escape is a nice alternative.
JIm Farley has already intimated the Escape will go away in 2025. The fate of the Corsair is unknown, as Jill confirmed, they are built on the same platform. Edge is going away next year. Farley has said he does not want to make any 2 row SUV's, except maybe for the Bronco Sport. Ford is putting all their resources into EV's and battery production, which will not end well.
Imply or hint is the meaning of intimated
Farley’s bet on EVs may bankrupt Ford
Do you think the fact that they have partnered with Volkswagen on EVs is helping them or hurting them?
I love my continental, and we are getting ready to order a brand new corsair. I have never had trouble with my Ford products. I can't say the same for my Chevy Vehicles.
In this case yea because the Lincoln is a lot prettier looking, a much more luxurious interior and more features.
I own a 2016 Ford escape. It just locked up. No warning lights, always serviced at Ford. 80,000 miles. Ford says they been having problems with the 1.6 EB.
Those engines had a major cylinder head flaw that would cause the engine to fail. I had a 2016 with the 2.0 eb got rid of it before the warranty expired.
I would easily pick the Escape as it would go with my Dodge Journey, Nissan Frontier, and Infiniti. They would be so Captured. I would forget the Sirius option though because I was Raised on Radio.
Based on what owners are saying in various groups and forums, I wouldn't buy either of them :(
Hello to the Chicago 5' Auto Wonder person.
I owned a 2004 Mazda Tribute (which was a rebadged Escape) nice mini UTE, but it was a basic vehicle. Where is the 20K? difference??
Which has a higher resales value (in general, not a particular build type): Corsair or Escape?
I actually think the content of this video should include another dark horse from Ford: Bronco Sport.
I also think people use Corsair or Escape differently. Escape is more like a daily commute vehicle. Corsair is more like a tiny near-luxury vehicle (and with not so top notch interior materials & build quality, comparing to NX, RDX, ...) - not for the primary use as a bumper-to-bumper daily commuter.
These were our choices from the event. Typically luxury vehicles have better resale value, so we are going to say Corsair.
Did you compare the Escape against the Corsair as far as ride quality? My age'd back is calling me to purchase the Lincoln for comfort. But knowing it is built on the same platform, wonder if it rides any better?
I'd go Lincoln. Not only should it ride better, luxury cars often do, the materials will feel more comfortable.
Just curious as heck with your feet on the floor, if you feel the bumps the same way with the suspensions, since they are both built on the same platform?
@@Wirenutby Hard to remember. This was filmed over a year ago. Sorry.
No worries, love the channel and content you both provide.
I wouldn’t buy either, but if I had too I’d buy the Lincoln. Not even sure why they still make the Escape. The Bronco Sport is the exact same size and looks better.
The BS is a bit taller, but I think the Escape is a bit longer. I'm glad both are made as they likely appeal to a different demographic.
Bronco Sport is much smaller and I definitely wouldn't have bought one over my Escape.
It’s 91 degrees outside in Chicago. Must be on assignment!
I was in Wisconsin a couple weeks ago
@@jillciminillo NASCAR is coming!!!
I like the front grill on the Escape, and hate the front grill on the Corsair!
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In this instance, the answer is a definitive NO.
Wouldn’t buy either , there both junk ! Look at there track record , resale value, & and high repairs
" *they're both...." "Look at *their track....."
Consumers Reports recommended the Corsair and said it had a good repair record, so you don't have any facts backing up what you say.
@@rotart12arx3 I’m referring to the Navigator, and Corsair hasn’t been out long enough for any good reviews , fyi Corsair’s we’re just recalled , I do my research . Sorry a car you like isn’t very dependable and has a huge resale drop but I only spew facts , I’d love a navigator . But those are facts
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Hi Jill, no ma’am, I wouldn’t buy any Ford product.
Smart man😁
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Lincoln is owned by ford and those cars are made in the same factory. Ur literally paying 20k more for a heavier car which is gonna be slower ....cause it's the same engine lmao. This review was just how the Lincoln is more fancy then the escape ...not technical tho
I'll never buy a Ford product of any kind again!!! Toyota or Honda only!!
I’m with you I’ve been burned pretty badly by Ford in the past as well. I would tell you but the list is so long Natalie from the Ford Aerostar I grew up in to the Ford Taurus to the Ford explorer all of which were nightmares.
Much like you I converted over to Honda and Toyota and I have two Hondas one is an accord one is a odyssey and I have a Toyota tundra and life never been better.
I can’t argue with you. Resale values dont lie.
Just a btw, both cars are made in the same factory in Louisville, cause ford own lincoln. There the same engine and everything, just slighly different software ...and hardwear. So if you think sparkle and a lether dash is worth 20k over the ford ...lmao
I read somewhere that the Corsair is actually made in China!
Maybe for the Chinese market vehicles it is, but Louisville KY is where NA vehicles are made I think.
Corsair is built in Kentucky. I believe you might be thinking of Nautilus, which will be built in China.
A quick Google search shows Kentucky. The NEW 2024 Nautilus is what they are making in China. But who knows, maybe they'll have all Lincolns made there in the future.
@@ALMX5DP The Nautilus is made in China, not the Corsair.
Won’t waste my money on anything made by Ford.