Dlcorbett

I think I like the refreshed escalade over the refreshed yukon tbh(I added the uncovered prototype to the tukon thread), but the Tahoe clearly got the biggest glow up. It's a shame, lincoln let the navigator flounder for so long in the third gen. Yes, the escalade was considered more edgy and in style during the early aughts, but the 2nd gen nav was still very popular, all it needed was a bigger v8 and it would've never took the dive it did.

Here a regular escalade in sport trim https://gmauthority.com/blog/2024/04/refreshed-2025-cadillac-escalade-sport-spotted-completely-undisguised-photos/

https://gmauthority.com/blog/2024/04/heres-the-2025-gmc-yukon-denali-before-youre-supposed-to-see-it-photos/ Heres the yukon exterior, no camo or covering.

What kinda tech should be added

It's not the look lincoln needs to knock out the park...its the drive and nvh.

They should've never gotten rid of it, atleast for the nav

I believe he meant the heated and cooled 2nd row seats. The nav did get those. They should've gotten those in 2018, but it wasnt a big feature at the time. I do think the belt line door handles would add to the navs prestige.

Agreed, and if they don't, they don't listen to their customers like they say they do. Its odd too, ford and lincoln specifically were the first brand to add air suspension to their suvs, and when all their competitors added it, ford turns around and gets rid of it

I wouldn't be surprised if lincoln tested it and found it unfavorable among the testers. Though I like the feature of the ha does in the window trim, I'd rather have soft closing doors as an added feature. Too many people slam my doors and it irritates me to no degree lol.

My guess, it would make the handles too high for children to grab comfortably

Here's hoping the new expy isn't mostly new and is all new

The acadias interior gives me jeep gc vibes. Also, I feel like gm waits for ford to do something, then says let's copy that, but a tad better, and puts it out to praise when ford would get dinged for sane feature.

I like it inside and out. Neither my wife and I like the stalk for the lock. I do think the nav when revealed will look better, atleast in the front.

Def grab the extended warranty. I don't think the auto start function would be a buy back. There's probably something else wrong that they aren't telling you.

I would think they would give the nav it's own press event, like caddy did with the escalade, where people can sit in it and get a feel for the interior and exterior. I would say early summer or late spring. They revealed the explorer for Detroit auto show in early Feb and then the aviator on its own less than a mnth later, I bet they'll do the same or similar for expy and navi.