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Chip writes:
2008 Lincoln Navigator Review
ProsLuxury, great ride, Consnothing
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Love It. — I love it, luxury and utility in one, Performance is great for a big SUV, Wouldn't say a fun car to drive but very relaxing, interior has wood package, exterior looks great, Very good build quality, Not so sure about the new ones, they look a little plasticky inside. Primary Use: Utility (towing boats, transporting cargo, etc.)
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Jeff writes:
2008 Lincoln Navigator Base 4WD Review
ProsSmooth, quiet. ConsI get 11.4 mpg. Needs more power .. perhaps the 6.2 raptor engine?
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The 'gator — Big, black and imposing, especially with the chrome hood applique. Folks dig the power running boards. 5.4 motor with 300hp is down on power to motivate this 3 ton behemoth. Chose Navigator over Escalade because of the IRS vs solid rear axle (much smoother ride) and the ability of the 3rd row seats to power fold into the floor. Primary Use: Family transportation | ||
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Mark writes:
2008 Lincoln Navigator Review
ProsV8 and white looks nice on this vehicle ConsIt was an AT
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2008 Lincoln Navigator — This was a great car to drive. It was a V8 so it sounded good when it took what you gave it... considering gas prices this car is very expensive I believe it only get about 18 miles per gallon..This car was very fun to drive. porbably my least favorite thing was that it had an entertainment system or that it was a V8... | ||
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Tyler writes:
2008 Lincoln Navigator Base Review
ProsInterior, electronics, hydraulics, THX stereo system, uses regular type gas. ConsGas-guzzler and engine is not amazing.
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Large, Convenient, Luxurious, One Heck Of A Car. — From roll down running boards, remote control side-view mirrors, and power fold third row seats, the 2008 Lincoln Navigator is a top-notch vehicle. Its amazing chrome accents are classy. Amazing stereo, touch-screen navigation, and push button lift gate. Destroys the competition even over more pricy Cadillac Escalades and Range Rovers. |
