Navigator's final price and hp

[the_spaniard]

That lemon guy was obsessed on particularly scary level. :eek5:

 

Just curious, but does anyone know how reliability is with the current-gen of Navs?

[ANTAUS]

If price is really a concern, just look for one in the used car market a few months old. Its not a huge market of premium luxury (questionable) SUVs out there of this type, BOF, 3-row, etc. I believe Infinity Q90 or something, and Lexus Land Cruiser thingy, LX?70, so compared to those it's really NOT totally outdated product either, so options are limited. My only issue was that the Navigator is what started the segment, then the Escalade (Dressed up Denali) came from the rear and just moved forward while Navigator was left to wither in the vine, so finally it got attention.

 

Oh and I love that "I dont know why people comment on cars they wont be buying anyways" comment, I guess I can't talk about a Fiesta, Focus, oh wait...anything FWD for that matter. Love it when people throw their hands in the air just not to add to the discussion.

[fordtech1]

That lemon guy was obsessed on particularly scary level. :eek5:

 

Just curious, but does anyone know how

reliability is with the current-gen of Navs?

My experience for the 07+ Navi is more reliable than the previous 03-06. However by 06 issues where fixed. One major improvement in reliability was to use rear air suspension instead of 4 wheel. That was a huge issue for 03-06. 07 models did have some air suspension compressor failures. But not the leaking struts and height sensor failireslike older models.

[SoonerLS]

Oh and I love that "I dont know why people comment on cars they wont be buying anyways" comment,

Who said that?