Lincoln Navigator (1998 - 2002) Reviews, Pricing & Specs

This is a very nice vehicle with so many extras. I really like the climate control and sun roof. Also, the truck is awesome for long trips and excellent for a family. Although the mileage isn't the best, it's luxury and dependability way out weight the mileage. If the truck is driven with care it cruises very well and gets better mileage. Nice safety features for a larger family and the middle console in the second row is quite convenient for children since it holds toys, crayons, and the like. Drawback, it does not have a dvd player built in, but a travel dvd player is less than 100 bucks, so no big deal, especially since there is a power outlet (cigarette lighter) just below the console, that's nice. Overall, it's a very practical vehicle for a family and great potential for earning money during the winter months. With the 4WD I'm sure pulling people from snow or even putting a blade on the front could make money throughout the winter months!Jul 17, 2013

Where to begin? I have a love/hate relationship with this SUV. Having four kids, it's the only car I own that can transport everyone. The 12.4 mpg kills us, though. When the third row is up, the vehicle has little room for much cargo. This is why Ford lengthened the Navigator in later years. The airbag suspension rides awesome, and the 5.4L 32 valve Intech V8 has power in spades. Word to the wise: These SUV's will roll! Stopping.... that's a different story! ABS and weight make it handle well in bad weather.Jul 21, 2011

I loved driving this car. It has lots of power and the visibility of this ride is great. Just taking the car on trips made road trips fun and exciting for the family. The car is loaded with a 10 CD disk changer with remote, radio, and DVD player which comes with head phones. It has 4 buckle seats and a back row seat that seats 3. It roomy and seats seven adults comfortably. It has running boards that light up for safety and ease for entering and exiting the vehicle.Mar 10, 2011

Performance - acceleration, 4x4 is great Build Quality - air suspension has problems so Im in the process of converting to coil springs to save a lot of money. the kit fits right in because its the expedition frame and the ford has coils Appearance - beautiful inside and out Cost of Ownership - Lincolns are just expensive everytime something breaks, so many little electronics that when one breaks its a pain to fix. Gas... 14 mpg premium, air suspension is really expensive Fun Factor - powerful straight line but handles like youd expect a large SUV to handleOct 08, 2009

I've had this for four months now and absolutely love it. It had high mileage on it when I bought it, but that hasn't stopped me from putting on almost 8,000 miles already. Surprisingly, it has pep for a 5,700 pound vehicle. It always surprises me when you go to WOT. The only bad thing is gas. It runs on high test and gets roughly 13 MPG. The 4-Wheel drive I find to be very good and sturdy. Was never able to get it stuck.Mar 29, 2008

I wanted a big vehicle with all of the creature comforts. I also wanted something I could take camping and not need a trailer. I found the Navigator and fell in love with it. This thing had power everything and a nice big engine to boot. I thoroughly enjoyed cruising the streets behind the wheel of this SUV. Black with dark tinted windows and big chrome wheels - the perfect combination.Oct 01, 2007