Used 2023 Lincoln Navigator Consumer Reviews
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Nothing happens effortlessly
The blue tooth is not smooth and effortless, The AC has limited vents you would think you are in a VW. My wife wanted the Lincoln, I think the expedition has much better get up and go. It is like a new computer game every time you need to look for or set something, nothing is easy. It has sounds where that is the last think you want to hear every time you get in the car. However an audible notification of a vehicle in your blind spot would be nice. There is just no where near the luxury for the price.
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Great vehicle when it's working!
I'll keep this short and sweet. I purchased a brand new 2022 Navigator Reserve L, fully loaded, in March of 2022. In the first 9 months of ownership, the vehicle was not drive-able because it was broken, for over 30 days, qualifying us for lemon law. After the last service at 9 months, the vehicle seemed to be okay until just a month ago and it died on us again. We are now pursuing lemon law relief to force Lincoln to buy back the vehicle at the full purchase price and intend to buy an Escalade to replace our Navigator. We tried leveraging Lincoln's "In Good Faith" program but they denied our claim which absolutely blows my mind as we EASILY qualify for lemon law status in TEXAS of all places. This was the first, and will most likely, be the last Lincoln I ever purchase. If only BMW or Mercedes made an equivalent sized SUV I'd be all over it like white on rice. It's a real shame, too, because when the vehicle is working, it's a dream to drive and ride in.
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- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $61,99069 mi away
- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $72,03764 mi away
- Reserve 4dr SUVMSRP: $67,94964 mi away
Do not buy
significant vibration at highway speeds and Germain Lincoln (dealer) and Lincoln Engineering say it is "normal undesirable driving characteristic" So it's normal for them to sell a six figure Navigator with undesirable ....??? Do not buy
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SHAME on YOU Lincoln!!!
After owning two previous versions of the Navigator (2008 and 2014), I decided to continue my allegiance and trust on the more recent Navigators that I really wanted to upgrade my 2014 Navigator. The current model looks so pleasing to the eyes and all the "hype" from advertisements about the new Navigators, I purchased a used 2021 "Reserve" with 35K miles. The first week driving the vehicle, I have already experienced several serious issues with the vehicle...too many to write down here..I also find that the interior cabin description dished out by dealers and media hype paid by the manufacturer are FALSE and deceiving. Cheap materials, Cheap leather, cheap plastic chrome, ordinary steering wheel for a 80/90K/100K vehicle. My 2014 Navigator was a much better built vehicle inside and out. Sadly I have only driven this junk for only a week...Took it to the dealer to address all the issues. TWO weeks in the shop and still under repairs... Tip for other buyers..do your homework...research NHTSA for recalls, search the web for other owners who have experienced concerning issues with this vehicle, check the VIN for past issues; Use car websites for detailed history report. Use the Lincoln website for VIN history...TEST DRIVE, have a mechanic check the vehicle thorougly if buying used...
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Tech outdated but by far best interior quality
I love the lushness of the leather and carpet and tech is adequate but it’s horrible compared to the Escalade, GLS, and X7. But overall the quality makes up for the outdated tech (which once again is okay but it just aged pretty poorly in the timeframe from when the Aviator and Navigator were released.) The seats a very comfortable, and the second row has a very executive style feel, and the ventilated seats are some of the best I’ve ever tried. I read some of the reviews and it simply depends on what dealer it is. My dealer (Lincoln of Bloomington) has been very good to us and has treated us like family. It’s very unfortunate that that’s not everyone’s experience but it is what it is. Also it seems like a lot of the reviews aren’t even for the 2021 model year and mostly for the 2020 model year. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize that the Navigator will be refreshed next year and will fix a lot of the things such as tech and features that lesser Lincoln models have but their “flagship” suv doesn’t have. I would buy it again except I would wait until it’s fully redesigned and electric next time. If your thinking about getting a 21’ wait until 22’ since a lot of the bugs it seems like will be smoothed out.
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