I wish it all the success and hope folks do not confuse it with GM Corvair history.  

I'm intrigued for obvious reasons, lol. 

I think it has a great looking profile.  Even though we know it's not RWD, it looks like it could be. 

12 minutes ago, Drew Dowdell said:

I think it has a great looking profile.  Even though we know it's not RWD, it looks like it could be. 

As long as it has an AWD option, it will take care of the 99.9% that care less about the FWD/RWD Debate.

16 minutes ago, dfelt said:

As long as it has an AWD option, it will take care of the 99.9% that care less about the FWD/RWD Debate.

It will, naturally. 

It's just that a RWD profile tends to look more premium. 

Corsair is unique in that is has been used both for boats and planes. 

... and cars.

1 hour ago, balthazar said:

 

 

... and cars.

well yes... but it was in reference to Lincoln using nautical and aeronautical terms for its naming scheme. 

Probably won't look or drive at all like a Ford Escape.... oh wait.   I give credit to Lincoln for the name changes, upping their interior game and getting a more cohesive and consistent styling theme going on.  But all these are still dressed up Fords.

Just now, smk4565 said:

Probably won't look or drive at all like a Ford Escape.... oh wait.   I give credit to Lincoln for the name changes, upping their interior game and getting a more cohesive and consistent styling theme going on.  But all these are still dressed up Fords.

Aviator came first. Navigator came first. Nautilus came first. This is going to be out before the new Escape.

12 hours ago, smk4565 said:

Probably won't look or drive at all like a Ford Escape.... oh wait.   I give credit to Lincoln for the name changes, upping their interior game and getting a more cohesive and consistent styling theme going on.  But all these are still dressed up Fords.

I think you'd be surprised how different it is from a Ford. 

15 hours ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Aviator came first. Navigator came first. Nautilus came first. This is going to be out before the new Escape.

Regardless of which comes first, all these Lincolns probably drive like a Ford.  Although they might be doing more than Cadillac is doing.

14 minutes ago, smk4565 said:

Regardless of which comes first, all these Lincolns probably drive like a Ford.  Although they might be doing more than Cadillac is doing.

After owning an Escape and now an MKC, again, you'd be surprised how different they are. Lincolns have adaptable/customizable suspensions, the MKC has a wider track front and rear than an Escape, all double pane glass and thicker door seals to isolate outside noises, the only thing inside that represents a Ford is the window and light switch-gear. 

I do wish that Cadillac brings back names (especially for the crossovers!).  Those who own an Escalade brag about it all day.

14 hours ago, riviera74 said:

I do wish that Cadillac brings back names (especially for the crossovers!).  Those who own an Escalade brag about it all day.

I only had an Escalade for a week as a rental and I bragged about it. 

On 3/27/2019 at 12:25 PM, balthazar said:

 

 

... and cars.

1959 Edsel Corsair!

I am also keenly awaiting more inflammation about this Corsair.  I will bet you a lot of money it will be cooler than the Cadillac TX4 or whatever it's called.

They should do a coupe version and call it Mariner, and a coupe of the Aviator called the Mountaineer.  

They should do a coupe version...

I have yet to see a personal running gag go on so long.

6 hours ago, balthazar said:

 

I have yet to see a personal running gag go on so long.

quite a shock to the system, eh?