I've had both - and for what it is worth - the function is pretty close to the same. Without the TED to assist the cooling the effect is a little less dramatic, but still comparable.I was sad to see they d/c AC seats and went to vented seats. I love my AC seats
FYI...I have 2 2019 MKCs (2.3 AWD and 2.0 FWD) and they have tire pressure readout...shows exact pressure for each tire individually. My 2015 MKC didn't have that, and I don't know when it was added. I guess 2018 or 2019. I know the Corsair I test drove also has that feature. My 2018 Audi Q5 didn't have that. Amazingly, I prefer the MKC to the Audi in many respects. Such as Sync 3, that includes Travel Link, seat comfort, and improved operation coming off the line (no throttle lag in both my MKCs).psychoart, did Corsair have the ability to tell you the tire pressure level of each tire? My 2013 Nissan Altima can but I can't seem to find it in my 2017 MKC
Just got back from the Chicago Auto Show and spent some time looking at the Corsair. Nice interior nice overall but I agree the painted silver trim looks a bit tacky.I've checked the new Lincoln Corsair in the Chicago auto show. I like the new interior blue leather: it's really nice in person.
Overall, it's nice. But I got a few things that bother me. The side molding now is a plastic painted silver, not stainless steel or chrome as in the MKC. You call that luxury? A Kia does better than this for less $$$.
Also, for the "appearance package", the so-called upgrade grille is painted silver plastic. For $60,000, I get painted silver plastic grille, and painted silver plastic side bottom molding. Wow, bravo! I would go look something else like a Benz GLB with a chrome handle instead.
No illuminated star either in the front as an option. A Nissan Leaf or a Mazda CX-9 has its front lit up.:crying So low Lincoln...
FYI...I have 2 2019 MKCs (2.3 AWD and 2.0 FWD) and they have tire pressure readout...shows exact pressure for each tire individually. My 2015 MKC didn't have that, and I don't know when it was added. I guess 2018 or 2019. I know the Corsair I test drove also has that feature. My 2018 Audi Q5 didn't have that. Amazingly, I prefer the MKC to the Audi in many respects. Such as Sync 3, that includes Travel Link, seat comfort, and improved operation coming off the line (no throttle lag in both my MKCs).