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10 sales, $29,285–$54,777
- 2025Grand Touring3,232 mi$40,375Jul 2026
- 2024Grand Touring14,438 mi$38,985Jun 2026
- 2026Grand Touring728 mi$54,349Jun 2026
- 2025Grand Touring6,465 mi$35,230Jun 2026
- 2024Grand Touring14,420 mi$39,985May 2026
- 2022Grand Touring11,051 mi$34,481Mar 2026
- 2024Grand Touring2,501 mi$39,266Mar 2026
- 2022Grand Touring16,691 mi$29,285Feb 2026
- 2024Grand Touring10,763 mi$40,900Feb 2026
- 2025Grand Touring4,027 mi$54,777Feb 2026
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Voltcheck ProCorsair Grand Touring
Dealer description
This stunning 2024 Lincoln Corsair Plug-In Hybrid Grand Touring offers refined luxury with advanced hybrid efficiency. With just 2,064 miles, this Red Carpet Metallic Tinted Clearcoat beauty delivers an elevated driving experience. The Grand Touring trim combines sophisticated styling with premium technology and comfort. - CARBRAVO CERTIFIED - Premium Leather-Trimmed Heated Captain's Chairs - SYNC 4 Communications & Entertainment System with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto - Panoramic Vista Roof - Connected Navigation with 3-year trial - Lincoln Premium Audio System with SiriusXM and 9 Speakers - Adaptive Suspension with Four-Wheel Independent Setup - Lane Departure Warning System - Alexa Built-In - 19 Bright Machined Aluminum Wheels This Corsair Plug-In Hybrid features a 2.5L i-VCT engine paired with eCVT technology and AWD capability, delivering dynamic performance with efficient power. The spacious cabin showcases premium leather seating with heated front seats and a power moonroof that floods the interior with light. Advanced safety systems including automatic high-beam headlights, electronic stability control, and dual front airbags protect you on every journey. Experience luxury redefined with this meticulously maintained Grand Touring. Contact us today to schedule a test drive and discover why this Corsair stands out in its class.
Questions for the seller (2)
- Battery health report The seller can pull one from the car; it's the only real degradation data, and nothing remote can measure it.
- Build date (door-jamb sticker) and original in-service date Settles mid-year running changes; the in-service date, not the model year, starts the warranty clock.