Originally Posted by patgilm

The air suspension on the Gen 2 GX has a leaning issue that they seem could never fix and would say was within spec even though one side of the truck was higher than the other side. Then they came out with a TSB to fix it with a different spring for one of the sides and it still never fixed the issue. I still loved the truck but walking up to my GX and seeing it crooked everyday annoyed the heck out of me (as well as many on the forums here).

Originally Posted by LexsCTJill

My air suspension started to do that when it started to fail. One side was ever so higher than the other. Then it failed, but it wasn’t until the 15th year on the road. I really dislike air and my new doesn’t have it which I thrilled about

Originally Posted by patgilm

The air suspension issue on the GX isn’t about it failing at all, these were like this when new.

Originally Posted by LexsCTJill

It was likely defective. They should have replaced it. The air/shocks/springs can be adjusted on each side for lean. Toyota and Lexus dealers are not great to deal with for these types of issues.

Originally Posted by patgilm

LOL it wasn’t defective, it was “within spec” until so many people complained about it that they issued a TSB for it which was a different sized spring for the front right shock which didn’t really fix it anyway.

Originally Posted by LexsCTJill

So the it wasn’t the air? It was a front spring.

Originally Posted by patgilm

LOL it wasn’t defective, it was “within spec” until so many people complained about it that they issued a TSB for it which was a different sized spring for the front right shock which didn’t really fix it anyway.

Originally Posted by AMIRZA786

Kind of like your memory seats on the Plaid?

Originally Posted by patgilm

Too soon, too soon. Still bothers me to this day because I move my seat back and forth a lot. It was literally the one feature I wanted when I had my old IS350 but the year I had it they didn’t come with memory seats in the F-sport trim. It’s like someone is torturing me.

Originally Posted by LexsCTJill

America branded car and trucks are hit and miss Usually best to stay away when it comes to reliability unless you can get a huge discount. They make good vehicles, but they are often prone with lots of issues

Originally Posted by mmarshall

So.....how can the Lincoln Corsair be on the Most-Reliable List when its brother Aviator (and the related Explorer, which shares a lot of the same components) be on the Least-Reliable List? We do know, of course, that the Aviator and Explorer had a botched introduction, with many serious QC defects.

I noticed that, although it is an autoblog site, Consumer Reports apparently compiled this data. I usually trust them, but this is quite suspicious.

I like the Corsair myself, and seriously considered one before ordering the somewhat smaller Buick.

Originally Posted by Hoovey689

Because the Corsair is based on the Escape which gets favorable reviews.

Originally Posted by mmarshall

The latest version of the Escape, for that matter, does not have a very good reliability record with Consumer Reports.