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I was just telling someone the other day how much I like Lincoln ever since they revamped their brand. Their vehicles are expensive, but they are beautiful, and so luxurious. One of those "if I had money..." cars.
It was about time the navigator got an update, it was way behind against the competition, looks like a pretty good refresh. I wish they put power boost system in this though. Also, what’s nice about the AC is there is a preset that you can tap that automatically aims at the driver and passenger so you don’t have to mess with it
Especially changing the air vent movement on screen. That has to be the dumbest idea, nobody asked for. Why manufacturers are following Elon on that, makes no sense.
It “looks so cool” and is just plain dumb. I agree. Give me knobs and buttons. I’ll take a nice screen too, but I want to keep all the usefulness of knobs and buttons.
New fire trucks even have screens with buttons next to them to control multiple electric/electronic items. I have to load different pages on the screen to get to certain functions. I'd much rather have the 1 or 2 rows of switches above the windshield like the trucks 10 or 15 years ago had.
people dont realize how much these are becoming a problem lol had a buddy tell me he gets dozens on dozens of cadillacs with that insane screen causing all sorts of issues
@@inkwellunderground3746its a ford it will break. Not as good as they couldve been and cost higher than Ussr if you ask me. I think it looks good to my eyes but the eyes decieve and how wrong would it be to assume all is well and we cannot possibly improbe and do better? You see what im sayin. This is like, how much money can they yoink outta wallets to pay the bills it costs so much ot better impress theres few peopls on earth who can even afdord to drive around like this spending so much money yet its not bulletproof.
Wow Ford is really stepping up their luxury game, finally might have eclipsed the Escalade. As stunning and beautiful as this new Navigator is, with all the fancy screens and little motors and servos this is a vehicle you definitely want sell or trade before the warranty period stops.
Good lord. Can we get over the trend of "more screens = luxury?" This is so distracting and unnecessary. Imagine how bad this will look in 5-7 years. And I don't care if most people will lease these. These vehicles still will exist somewhere.
@@richardnavratil9661 yes this will look a mess in 5 years and that’s because they’re trying to copy somebody else’s interior design language without spending the same type of money to execute it as well. The Escalade’s interior hasn’t been changed since 2021 and aged like wine. The 2020 Navigator has now undergone 2 heavy refreshes and it already looks more dated than the 2025 Escalade.
Very attractive, and I really like the rear tailgate that's really nice. Ford should have added some more engine choices, it would be nice to be able to get a coyote or the hybrid.
The vent angle being controlled by solenoids is level 100 inanity. It's like someone creating a perfect cylinder it of a banana on a lathe, plating it with a decorative caramel drizzle, setting it under glass to be observed, then having a robot peel and feed you a regular banana while you look at the one in the glass case.
We have a 2007 Tahoe and a 2023 Expedition Limited. That tailgate design is perfect and so much better than a full tailgate that opens. Now, let's just hope that smaller section doesn't stop working when closing!
I believe both of your SUVs have a glass portion that can open alone. I'm curious if you ever use it. I had a first gen Expedition and used it occasionally and left it open when we had to transport a snowblower. My second gen Expedition also had it, but the glass hinge failed on it and we just taped it back together and never used it again. Several years ago when I wanted a replacement in a junkyard, I found that most of them fail and the dealer wanted several hundred dollars for the parts.
I find it difficult to use touch screens while driving. It is way more difficult to touch the screen in the right place while the vehicle is moving unless you are driving on a silky smooth road.
My opinion is that the navigator looks more elegant than the Escalade. Since me and my wife are going to have her family down from Japan. Then at other times my sister and her family. We need a big vehicle. I feel this may work.
13:14 you gotta be kidding me. Manual shift *_buttons_* ...on the *_CONSOLE_* ?! LOL Those better just be for gear lockout, otherwise if they really expect you to use those for manual shifting I'm gonna have to declare that to be the most obtuse transmission interface I've ever seen.
It’s pretty cool that Lincoln stepped up there game with the two tone color schemes and the different materials they use, I actually like the screens, although other people don’t, but I rather like the screens than dislike them because they’re not gonna go away anytime soon. I do agree though overtime reliability may be a concern,so I hope the screens are in sections and not one piece.
Controlling vents with the screen means actuators everywhere, wiring, etc. Maybe I just need to go back a couple of decades for my vehicle, and spend the money to keep it running and nice.
Nobody wants TV screens! Bring back chrome, wood, analog gauges, knobs. Timeless and classic. It’s why a Rolex will always be more desirable than a Casio.
The difference with this is that all of the things you mentioned are part of the Navigator except analog gauges. And they are physically not as good looking as a properly integrated and heavily customizable dash screen, which this has.
Looks great. It’s such a great riding truck. The Black Labels are the nicest SUV’s without going over $200k. I love my Aviator Grand Touring. They need to do a Grand Touring for the Navigator. The mileage difference is crazy without range bs.
I'd watch this if it said they threw out the tech, and had a cheap to maintain vehicle. Years ago, I owned a Lada. Simple to repair, cheap to insure, good fuel economy.
@drewthompson7457 it makes even less sense to price a vehicle that lacks luxury features with a luxury price. All I'm saying is if it's a luxury car it needs to include a lot features to justify its price tag and with a lot of features things are bound to break. And also people who have enough money to buy luxury vehicles don't care about it being cheap to insure or saving gas money, they have enough money not to.
@drewthompson7457 I dont know about you but people generally know lincoln is more of a luxury brand than an economy brand.. maybe you're unfamiliar with their brand. And yes it will have many recalls, as do a lot of other luxury brands like Land Rover for example.
I wonder why the C pillar in these modern fullsize SUVs are so large. GM has them too. The second generation Expedition had rear roof mounted HVAC vents and 3 row side curtain airbags, but not a massive C pillar.
Nice, it would be next level if the passenger had a screen that was focused on them to enjoy while riding or make the screen able to turn to face the passenger only to unlock certain features while riding. Like when you lock it in passenger mode features like games and streaming become available for the passenger
I was thinking same thing but probably federal regulations wouldn't allow it. Although I'm sure an aftermarket accessory to do this will be available soon enough
Range Rover thought of a solution to this problem nearly 20 years ago. The two way screen, the driver sees different things on the screens from the passenger. Like the passenger could use some headphones and watch a movie while the driver just sees information on the displays.
Finding this SUV one of a kind for the 2025 Redesigned/Generation 5 of the Navigator from Lincoln.🙌🏻🙌🏻💯💯 And maybe Ford is doing the same thing for the upcoming Expedition too.
If Ford wants to up their sales on the Expedition and navigator they need add the coyote V8 and the powerboost V6 to their powertrain line up that would up their sales and compete more on par with GM big sellers Tahoe/suburban Yukon and Escalade
@@Turbodude12345 It's all in the name of being more technological and trends compared to the other guys. They are all so focused on unnecessary tech these days.
Exactly. TFL tries to rag on *gm* for putting an automatic headlight control that you’ll rarely use inside the display as a digital button that never goes anywhere. But then the same publication praises their direct competitor Lincoln for making air vent controls an electronic setting inside of the screen. Tell me these folks don’t have double standards.
Goodness! Look at all that tech! And luxurious?! I remember when I thought AC was a luxury. Now you don’t even have to smell the kids’ feet on a road trip: they’ve “solved” that! It is a beautiful truck (yes, I also call those trucks), though it kind of blends in with a lot of the other vehicles in that segment. Is that a holding center seat in the second row, or a fixed arm rest? I would imagine the latter, given the complexity of it.
If Ford was keen to add a crawl system like Toyota and refrigerators to all its cars, it would find more sales and greater profits in the Middle East. Even sedan cars have refrigerators added to them. Greetings from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦✋🏼🌸
Needs more engine option. Better warranty for the money. Better wheel options. More color options. I hope it's quieter than the out going model. A Cartier version would be nice mated with the 7.3 or the supercharged voodoo or predator engine. Wood grain steering wheel
It’s always a Ford/Lincoln commercial whenever they invite TFL. Y’all criticize and nitpick at *gm* for everything that they do and some things they don’t do. It seems like other manufacturers can do no wrong. Had *gm* put air vent controls into a screen setting y’all would be outside Mary B.’s office with pitchforks.
It's so funny when the guys in these videos get in the vehicles and mention your height. Like when you got in the third row, you said (I'm basically 6'3"). the hell does that mean? Everybody says they're "basically" some height. 😂😂😂
I’ll always love Cadillac & Lincoln. I’ve owned multiple V cars from Cadillac, but if I set my pro-USA bias aside; Lincoln (in particular) should do better than SUVs with big infotainment clusters. Nice product, but that’s not enough in today’s marketplace.
I like the etching in the rims- but everyday functionality isn't there for it. Those rims are not something I'd want to be having in snow/much dirt etc. Those rims would be for show and that be it.
18 or 20 inch wheels are all that's needed for today's larger brakes. I've been very happy with the style and performance of the 17 and 18 inch wheels on the SUVs and trucks I've driven.
Cosmetically, 10 out of 10 overall. This new Lincoln design language looks great. A clean, stylish design. As for that clamshell tailgate contraption, that's so dumb. The lower tailgate will cause you to stand further away from the cargo area if you're trying to reach anything in there, and it also shortens the length of the upper tailgate, so you're more likely to get wet when it's raining. Stop trying to reinvent the wheel.
Mixed emotions. I like the wrap around LED front lights. The split tailgate is good. Digital ventilation control is good. Exterior styling is kind of blocky. Ladies will love the digital scent. I'm still waiting for manufactures use the windshield as a display screen. The little screens still have you chasing for information. Yeah, google has good interactive tech. Does it have air-ride suspension? How about a noise canceling interior? Will the A/C work when the engine is off? GM did away with cigarette lighters; did the Lincoln as well?
All the automakers are doing it, and folks are buying it. So, unless some unforeseen disaster happens that causes the tech to make the Navigator go crazy and run down a gaggle of Boy Scouts, probably won't be going away anytime soon.
The exterior looks pretty good! Illuminated grille logo is inelegant, though. If a customer wants something like that, they should look to the aftermarket, not the vehicle manufacturer.
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Just because they’re on a truck frame, doesn’t mean their trucks.They are SUVs.
This or Cadillac escalade
I was just telling someone the other day how much I like Lincoln ever since they revamped their brand. Their vehicles are expensive, but they are beautiful, and so luxurious. One of those "if I had money..." cars.
You're right 😇
They need to put a coyote in the navigator!
Make it slower?
@@1FiftyOverland Its a luxury vehicle you want a smooth engine. V8 or a 3L straight diesel
@@hajjdawood 3.5eb is smooth 🙄
Amen. Until Ford does, the Yukon/Burb will always be king.
@@1FiftyOverlandPeople want to know that they have a V8 under the hood regardless!!
It was about time the navigator got an update, it was way behind against the competition, looks like a pretty good refresh. I wish they put power boost system in this though. Also, what’s nice about the AC is there is a preset that you can tap that automatically aims at the driver and passenger so you don’t have to mess with it
Of all the American big SUVs I've always preferred the Navigator & now that they've facelifted it am ❤ing it the more!
Every single adjustment takes longer, is more complicated, and requires driver distraction compared with a dial, button, or lever.
Especially changing the air vent movement on screen. That has to be the dumbest idea, nobody asked for. Why manufacturers are following Elon on that, makes no sense.
It “looks so cool” and is just plain dumb. I agree. Give me knobs and buttons. I’ll take a nice screen too, but I want to keep all the usefulness of knobs and buttons.
New fire trucks even have screens with buttons next to them to control multiple electric/electronic items. I have to load different pages on the screen to get to certain functions. I'd much rather have the 1 or 2 rows of switches above the windshield like the trucks 10 or 15 years ago had.
Yikes, screen upon screen, complexity, what could go wrong?
Because it’s cheaper
Squircle 😂. You said that so smoothly like it’s actually a word
It's actually a word
5 days after the warranty expires you will have to pay 16,000 dollars to replace the 48 inch display when it breaks
people dont realize how much these are becoming a problem lol had a buddy tell me he gets dozens on dozens of cadillacs with that insane screen causing all sorts of issues
Wow...no warranty after 5 days?
It's not a Cadillac. It's not going to break.
@@inkwellunderground3746its a ford it will break. Not as good as they couldve been and cost higher than Ussr if you ask me. I think it looks good to my eyes but the eyes decieve and how wrong would it be to assume all is well and we cannot possibly improbe and do better? You see what im sayin. This is like, how much money can they yoink outta wallets to pay the bills it costs so much ot better impress theres few peopls on earth who can even afdord to drive around like this spending so much money yet its not bulletproof.
No you don't if you have extended warranty
I find it more attractive than the 2024 model.
In serious? Obviously!!!!🤦🏽♂️
I'm disappointed the windshield isn't a tv screen with a live feed from a front facing camera. It needs more screens
Frankly i hope they make it cost more
Hahaha, amen.
Soon the pedals will be a touch screen
Another great video by Andre & TFLT.
Wow Ford is really stepping up their luxury game, finally might have eclipsed the Escalade. As stunning and beautiful as this new Navigator is, with all the fancy screens and little motors and servos this is a vehicle you definitely want sell or trade before the warranty period stops.
I love it! Will never afford it but still. Though it not having the PowerBoost as the standard engine is a let down. So much power and capability.
Good lord. Can we get over the trend of "more screens = luxury?" This is so distracting and unnecessary. Imagine how bad this will look in 5-7 years. And I don't care if most people will lease these. These vehicles still will exist somewhere.
Nobody will want to own these in 5-7 years because the electronics will be a nightmare without a warranty
@@richardnavratil9661 yes this will look a mess in 5 years and that’s because they’re trying to copy somebody else’s interior design language without spending the same type of money to execute it as well. The Escalade’s interior hasn’t been changed since 2021 and aged like wine. The 2020 Navigator has now undergone 2 heavy refreshes and it already looks more dated than the 2025 Escalade.
It 2025 not 1960....Quit being a cry baby and go buy you an old ass car...😒
Very attractive, and I really like the rear tailgate that's really nice. Ford should have added some more engine choices, it would be nice to be able to get a coyote or the hybrid.
The vent angle being controlled by solenoids is level 100 inanity. It's like someone creating a perfect cylinder it of a banana on a lathe, plating it with a decorative caramel drizzle, setting it under glass to be observed, then having a robot peel and feed you a regular banana while you look at the one in the glass case.
You'd think it would be easy to put the Powerboost hybrid system in, at least for brand fleet fuel economy averages
It would be easy, but this is Ford we're talking about. We need to give the engineers 15 months to figure it out
@@issamohammed4317 I don't think the engineers are the problem...
Agreed
Maybe they will let that to the Expedition.
Can’t wait for the Expedition FX4/Timberline refreshed version. With the split-gate, it’ll be as close to an American Land Cruiser as we can get
Es probable que solo sea exclusiva de la Navigator….
We have a 2007 Tahoe and a 2023 Expedition Limited.
That tailgate design is perfect and so much better than a full tailgate that opens.
Now, let's just hope that smaller section doesn't stop working when closing!
I believe both of your SUVs have a glass portion that can open alone. I'm curious if you ever use it.
I had a first gen Expedition and used it occasionally and left it open when we had to transport a snowblower.
My second gen Expedition also had it, but the glass hinge failed on it and we just taped it back together and never used it again. Several years ago when I wanted a replacement in a junkyard, I found that most of them fail and the dealer wanted several hundred dollars for the parts.
A que viene mencionar tus autos? Con hablar del portón trasero? Yo tengo varios autos también🤦🏽♂️….
I find it difficult to use touch screens while driving. It is way more difficult to touch the screen in the right place while the vehicle is moving unless you are driving on a silky smooth road.
My opinion is that the navigator looks more elegant than the Escalade. Since me and my wife are going to have her family down from Japan. Then at other times my sister and her family. We need a big vehicle. I feel this may work.
13:14 you gotta be kidding me. Manual shift *_buttons_* ...on the *_CONSOLE_* ?! LOL
Those better just be for gear lockout, otherwise if they really expect you to use those for manual shifting I'm gonna have to declare that to be the most obtuse transmission interface I've ever seen.
As a Lincoln Black Label owner absolutely love my old Lincoln and will upgrade to this Lincoln in a year or two
This Navigator in that copper color is beautifully done. Talk about mild refresh. This looks like an all new model.
Color cobre? Estás bien de la vista? Es como un blanco perlado🤦🏽♂️…
Andre the car giant at it again.
Wow. I don’t think I like any other SUV more than this for a family hauler. It’s perfect.
Might see some people move right into this thing..nicer than some houses I've seen..nice place to spend time
It’s pretty cool that Lincoln stepped up there game with the two tone color schemes and the different materials they use,
I actually like the screens, although other people don’t, but I rather like the screens than dislike them because they’re not gonna go away anytime soon. I do agree though overtime reliability may be a concern,so I hope the screens are in sections and not one piece.
If it's not going away anytime soon don't expect me to buy a new car anytime soon.
Controlling vents with the screen means actuators everywhere, wiring, etc. Maybe I just need to go back a couple of decades for my vehicle, and spend the money to keep it running and nice.
Yes that tasty soy based wiring.
Nice !!! I had 2 Navigators back in the day until I got priced out of them !
Nobody wants TV screens! Bring back chrome, wood, analog gauges, knobs. Timeless and classic. It’s why a Rolex will always be more desirable than a Casio.
Couldn't agree more.
The difference with this is that all of the things you mentioned are part of the Navigator except analog gauges. And they are physically not as good looking as a properly integrated and heavily customizable dash screen, which this has.
Everyone wants screens. That’s why they’re doing it.
Amen, so over screens in cars, give me the classic buttons!
Looks great. It’s such a great riding truck. The Black Labels are the nicest SUV’s without going over $200k. I love my Aviator Grand Touring. They need to do a Grand Touring for the Navigator. The mileage difference is crazy without range bs.
Looks beautiful I have a 2019 Navi that I really enjoy!
I like the design, very clean looking and not busy.
I'd watch this if it said they threw out the tech, and had a cheap to maintain vehicle.
Years ago, I owned a Lada. Simple to repair, cheap to insure, good fuel economy.
But this is a luxury vehicle, their selling point isn't being easy to maintain
@@yejoonyang9552 : so luxury vehicles should break often and be expensive to repair, as well as an inconvenience. Ok.
@drewthompson7457 it makes even less sense to price a vehicle that lacks luxury features with a luxury price. All I'm saying is if it's a luxury car it needs to include a lot features to justify its price tag and with a lot of features things are bound to break. And also people who have enough money to buy luxury vehicles don't care about it being cheap to insure or saving gas money, they have enough money not to.
@@yejoonyang9552 : actually the title says nothing about it being luxury. But guaranteed, it will have lots of recalls.
@drewthompson7457 I dont know about you but people generally know lincoln is more of a luxury brand than an economy brand.. maybe you're unfamiliar with their brand. And yes it will have many recalls, as do a lot of other luxury brands like Land Rover for example.
Holy hell! The Granger boys sponsoring videos now!
Love the blacked out appearance and new Grill, disappointed in the lack of Hybrid power train
That blacked out model is pretty cleaning looking IMO. Overall a lot of luxury too. Hybrid would make sense here I agree.
waiting for the Aviator because of that sexy roofline and classy interior
That entire dash would drive me insane. I could never own it.
Very handsome. Prefer the 2025 Escalade still.
Absolutely beautiful update
I think they did really well with the front and rear styling of this
I love it. I was liking the new Qx80 but this blows it away.
Looks ok for maybe a sport version but I like the chrome on the Lincoln. Would be nice to offer a V8 as well
Had the 04 Navigator with the 5.4L V8 loved the exhuast setup I had done wish they put the 5L in the new one
Those are super nice, but 100k for a vehicle is still insane to me.
Love the split tail gate , love the new tri split 3 rd row seat , love the new grille ,
I wonder why the C pillar in these modern fullsize SUVs are so large. GM has them too. The second generation Expedition had rear roof mounted HVAC vents and 3 row side curtain airbags, but not a massive C pillar.
Crash test requirements
Wow this is gorgeous!
Wow Zack is still with you, even after starting his own channel!
Nice, it would be next level if the passenger had a screen that was focused on them to enjoy while riding or make the screen able to turn to face the passenger only to unlock certain features while riding. Like when you lock it in passenger mode features like games and streaming become available for the passenger
I was thinking same thing but probably federal regulations wouldn't allow it. Although I'm sure an aftermarket accessory to do this will be available soon enough
Range Rover thought of a solution to this problem nearly 20 years ago. The two way screen, the driver sees different things on the screens from the passenger. Like the passenger could use some headphones and watch a movie while the driver just sees information on the displays.
Finding this SUV one of a kind for the 2025 Redesigned/Generation 5 of the Navigator from Lincoln.🙌🏻🙌🏻💯💯 And maybe Ford is doing the same thing for the upcoming Expedition too.
If Ford wants to up their sales on the Expedition and navigator they need add the coyote V8 and the powerboost V6 to their powertrain line up that would up their sales and compete more on par with GM big sellers Tahoe/suburban Yukon and Escalade
Good thing that your shirt matches the wheels!!!!
Andre it's called directional airflow control for the vents.
I like the new R-pose in the thumbnail.
It's much better than the dragged-out T-pose, C-pose, or Y-pose.
😁👍
I love the piano keys !!!
That’s is a silly reason for the screen controlled AC vents TFL. You did not sound convinced yourself.
Passenger can't even change it without using the screen and asking you how to do it. So stupid.
It’s a shame what auto makers are forcing on to consumers these days.
@@Turbodude12345 It's all in the name of being more technological and trends compared to the other guys. They are all so focused on unnecessary tech these days.
Exactly. TFL tries to rag on *gm* for putting an automatic headlight control that you’ll rarely use inside the display as a digital button that never goes anywhere. But then the same publication praises their direct competitor Lincoln for making air vent controls an electronic setting inside of the screen. Tell me these folks don’t have double standards.
I really like the new lights!
Nice vehicle. Like the upgrades from old to new. Don't like the sticker price tho
Goodness! Look at all that tech! And luxurious?! I remember when I thought AC was a luxury. Now you don’t even have to smell the kids’ feet on a road trip: they’ve “solved” that! It is a beautiful truck (yes, I also call those trucks), though it kind of blends in with a lot of the other vehicles in that segment. Is that a holding center seat in the second row, or a fixed arm rest? I would imagine the latter, given the complexity of it.
The exterior is OK , but the interior is totally awesome !!!!!
Bring back the Excursion, diesel too
I like it, especially the tail light
The screen is just too far away. God forbid you not have perfect vision, like, most older people that buy Lincolns.
Yes I like it. Looks better than it use to.
Looks like the double line lights in front fascia don’t align correctly. Great video André.
Steering wheel looks weird. They should have added dual exhaust. It would have made the rear look better. Front end looks good.
Best Full-size SUV? I think Cadillac Escalade And GMC Yukon Denali Ultimate XL Is The Best
Very good looking vehicle, I wished I could afford one. Great job on design!
If Ford was keen to add a crawl system like Toyota and refrigerators to all its cars, it would find more sales and greater profits in the Middle East. Even sedan cars have refrigerators added to them. Greetings from Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦✋🏼🌸
Looks good but the grill on the old Navigator was the defining feature. Changing that is no Bueno!
It looks 👍🏼 great. Glad it is not a hybrid
Would love to see these in Australia.
Absolutely beautiful.
The Tahoe/Suburban/Yukon/XL have had easy hand screw release hitch covers since 2015.....
Can’t wait to be picked up by this for my ride to the airport 🤣
Needs more engine option. Better warranty for the money. Better wheel options. More color options. I hope it's quieter than the out going model. A Cartier version would be nice mated with the 7.3 or the supercharged voodoo or predator engine. Wood grain steering wheel
Woody: "It's a spaceship Buzz!"
I can’t believe they wouldn’t build this on their full EV platform. If they had the frunk like the Lightning! This truck would be awesome.
It’s always a Ford/Lincoln commercial whenever they invite TFL. Y’all criticize and nitpick at *gm* for everything that they do and some things they don’t do. It seems like other manufacturers can do no wrong. Had *gm* put air vent controls into a screen setting y’all would be outside Mary B.’s office with pitchforks.
It did seem a lot like an ad for Lincoln, those black wheels are horrible, as soon they get some brake dust on them they'll just look cheap and nasty.
Sorry Andre it’s not 22” wheels those were 24’s!
10-15 years from now, certain individuals in the hood will be putting 30 inch rims on these.
Exciting review. Thanks Andre and TFLstudios. I saw Lincoln’s announcement on X and then came across your video here a bit later.
It's so funny when the guys in these videos get in the vehicles and mention your height. Like when you got in the third row, you said (I'm basically 6'3"). the hell does that mean? Everybody says they're "basically" some height. 😂😂😂
Don’t forget about the $500 per month interest charge.
To go with $1100 principle plus sky high insurance rates
How to loose 50k in 4 years
Resale is so bad on navigator
Can't wait until 2027 to get a 2025 at half price
I’ll always love Cadillac & Lincoln. I’ve owned multiple V cars from Cadillac, but if I set my pro-USA bias aside; Lincoln (in particular) should do better than SUVs with big infotainment clusters.
Nice product, but that’s not enough in today’s marketplace.
The lincoln range rover. Love it
I like the etching in the rims- but everyday functionality isn't there for it.
Those rims are not something I'd want to be having in snow/much dirt etc.
Those rims would be for show and that be it.
18 or 20 inch wheels are all that's needed for today's larger brakes. I've been very happy with the style and performance of the 17 and 18 inch wheels on the SUVs and trucks I've driven.
I really like everything, except, the price. It's sharp as a tack.
Nice vehicle. I do not like the sterring wheel, but overall I'd probably purchase this if the price is agreeable.
What a distraction to a driver with the tech to even operator the air vent's.
I hope Lincoln makes a version with a GT500 engine or GTD engine or Ford GT engine to compete with the Cadillac Escalade V.
Cosmetically, 10 out of 10 overall. This new Lincoln design language looks great. A clean, stylish design. As for that clamshell tailgate contraption, that's so dumb. The lower tailgate will cause you to stand further away from the cargo area if you're trying to reach anything in there, and it also shortens the length of the upper tailgate, so you're more likely to get wet when it's raining. Stop trying to reinvent the wheel.
How about leaving the lower portion closed and the upper portion open to reach whatever you’re getting?
Range Rover has been doing it for years 🤷🏻♂️ The lower tailgate can also stay closed if someone short needs to reach deeper inside the trunk area.
Mixed emotions. I like the wrap around LED front lights. The split tailgate is good. Digital ventilation control is good. Exterior styling is kind of blocky. Ladies will love the digital scent. I'm still waiting for manufactures use the windshield as a display screen. The little screens still have you chasing for information. Yeah, google has good interactive tech. Does it have air-ride suspension? How about a noise canceling interior? Will the A/C work when the engine is off? GM did away with cigarette lighters; did the Lincoln as well?
I really wish Ford would start making trucks and cars again and get out of the iPad business. This is ridiculous.
All the automakers are doing it, and folks are buying it. So, unless some unforeseen disaster happens that causes the tech to make the Navigator go crazy and run down a gaggle of Boy Scouts, probably won't be going away anytime soon.
Making cars😅. U gotta be kidding.
The Cadillac Escalade actually has a bigger screen than this new Navigator, are you wishing the same of GM?
Bring bck the Crown Vic LTD n Grand Marqs
Just buy older cars
That wheel etching is special alright….short bus special
The exterior looks pretty good! Illuminated grille logo is inelegant, though. If a customer wants something like that, they should look to the aftermarket, not the vehicle manufacturer.
I think it looks much better than the escalade