Husker4theSpurs

Might be due to pressure from another entry to the segment in the Wagoneer line. Otherwise, you are likely right that it'l be in 2024 as a 2025.

Ford Expedition is likely being redesigned for 2024 model year so I'd imagine the Lincoln Navigator will follow a model year behind that.

We avoided the Lincoln Play on our 2020 intentionally. Then we bought an Advent system aftermarket and it looked just like the Lincoln Play so they must make them for Lincoln even though they didn't operate the same way. Anyhow, aftermarket RES have IR transmitting ability so you can set them to project an FM signal and you can play the audio over the speakers that way while tuning into that radio station.

I built one out and compared it to a 2022 Cadillac Escalade ... the price difference was only $3-4k similarly equipped to what I would order. Judging by the past my head was telling me to expect the Navigator to be $10k less than the Escalade. Hmmmmm ...

Yup ... have this problem intermittently. Often enough to for certain be an annoyance. If I get my phone plugged in prior to turning the car on it seems to happen less often. Wonder if the phone or car gets confused between Bluetooth and USB.

My other cars, if you turn the blinker on to change lanes while someone is in your blind spot it will alert you to their presence audibly. It seems the Navigator just illuminates the indicator on the mirror and that is all? Am I missing something here or if that how it functions? (yes, I know I need to look every time no matter what)

I find the interior parts of the package useless on an L ... it's still the same length as in the standard length Navigator so why would anyone use that shelf? It doesn't butt up against the 3rd row seat so it's pointless. Am I thinking wrong? I have the rails on still, but haven't used them so should take them off.

Looks like Monochromatic Reserve? Here's mine ...in case anyone is looking for more examples.

Hello fellow Navigator Owners! Just gonna check in and talk about my experience with our Navigator so far. I have to admit I've been having some buyer's remorse. I think it has mostly to do with Covid and that we didn't travel as much as planned this summer as that was my number one rationalization for getting the Navigator LIKES - Overall exterior appearance - Black Label Interior Chalet Theme - Drives Smaller Than Size - HUD and all the info included - All the storage crannies - Second Row Bench DISLIKES / CONCERNS - Apple CarPlay doesn't always engage upon connection - Front Seat Comfort - Just OK seat massage - Sound System just alright - A bit more space behind the 3rd row would be nice Some explanation of the above and where I'm coming from overall. I moved over from a Chrysler Pacifica minivan and liked the idea of having 4wd and a more truck like experience (and not driving a minivan). If I could do it over again, I think I would've kept the minivan. Those darn sliding doors with toddlers are just so convenient. All that being said, I do like the Navigator and the exterior customizing I did really makes it look awesome imho. I feel like the functioning of the infotainment is just OK. Sometimes I have an issue getting my CarPlay to engage (seems I need to either plug it in prior to car turning on OR wait a while after it's been running). I've had the Nav long enough, I just don't think the Perfect Position seats are that comfortable. The massage option is just OK. What might explain this is my wife's Volvo has supremely comfortable seats and the best (actual) massaging seats in the industry imho. The Volvo's sound system may also have something to do with my feelings on the Nav's. I find at lower volumes it's just alright, but at higher levels the Nav gets better. Overall, I'm happy enough with the Navigator and it's an obviously nice vehicle. I think with the Covid situation and less travel occurring it's led me to have regrets over purchasing the Nav. Probably would've just been smart to stay in the minivan and let the kids trash that a bit more.

I like to have both of them on there so I don't hit anything on the sides ... still adjusting to the size of this thing

My Jeep Wrangler has one heated steering wheel level and it's really toasty. Our Volvo is much warmer as well. Even our minivan that this car replaced had a warmer steering wheel. Oh well ... first world problems, especially all things considered right now.

I feel like as large as the middle infotainment screen is, the actual size of the reverse cam image when it takes over the screen (which also having 360 camera on) could be better utilized and or larger overall. And the quality isn't as good as a lot of other cars I've owned.

Yes, all of the radio stuff is less than ideal, but honestly I'm almost always listening to podcasts or music off of my phone so I don't interact with it so much.

Let me start by saying, I really like this vehicle a lot. However, I will probably be talking a lot about the things I don't like so much or am not so sure about. Not trying to bash, sorry! Just like talking about any of the little things that might be able to be improved or the like. Liking: - Looks in general. I did some customizing and love the look overall. I chose the Chalet interior and am really pleased that I did. - Super spacious inside. Very glad we chose the 2nd row bench. Very soft leather and comfortable seats all the way around. - Awesome highway cruiser--great road trip car. - Great HUD--tons of information and looks great. - Sound system is great at higher volumes (underwhelming at lower volumes). - Love having the seat controls on the doors like Mercedes. - Heated and cooled seats are really nice and work well. - Love all the storage, compartments, etc. - Panoramic roof, great as always. Not so sure/dislikes: (Again, just lots of random stuff ... most of it is no big deal at all) - A bit of a choppy ride in town on road imperfections. My tires are slightly overinflated now, so I will see when they're more properly inflated at another time. With 22s what can you expect I guess? - Too much piano black and shiny chrome trim on the interior. (I do find the interior very nice though) - Front cupholders a bit small. Would like some rear cupholders somewhere other than the floor (downside to the 2nd row bench). - Cheap buttons on rear console for control of audio etc. - If I don't wait a while to plug in my phone via USB after starting, CarPlay won't work. Seems to be some confusion if car is also connecting via Bluetooth. (have had this issue on other cars as well) - I don't like how when you scroll from page to page to a new set of presets on the radio that the channel changes. Seems like it should stay on the same channel even if you swipe to a new set of 6 presets. - Doesn't make sense that the whole screen is taken over when you change the volume. - Heated steering wheel doesn't seem to get as hot as I'd like. - Rear camera should utilize more space on the center stack screen. Quality of camera just OK too. - Would appreciate the LKA to be a bit more active. - Massaging seats just OK. Better than nothing. (Our Volvo are best in the biz imho) - Rear wiper is teeny tiny (not sure it could be larger however). I may add more over time ... really enjoying this Navigator. Smooth and comfortable overall!

Thanks! Honestly I like the darker colors just like you have it with the contrast with the chrome! One thing you could do is get a black grille from the monochrome package from parts? Or just have it painted (probably cheaper). Look up some pics of a black with monochrome package to see what it would look like in front. I normally leave it in normal (just because I forget to change it). I probably would keep it in CONSERVE most times if I'd think of it just because I didn't think it felt too underpowered. EXCITE felt a bit firm to me.