Used Lincoln Navigator for Sale

I was initially drawn to this vehicle because I had a very small car years ago and I really like the safe feeling of a large and in charge vehicle. I certainly do feel safe in this vehicle. I can easily see above the cars and the views can't be beat. I can easily see if someone is approaching me from all directions. I like the viewpoint that I have when I am driving and I feel very secure. I know if I got into an accident I would be just fine in this vehicle. The handling of this vehicle does take some getting used to. It is so much bigger than a car and it almost has the sense of driving a small truck. It maneuvers well and easily but it does feel extremely heavy and just a little bit clumsy while I am driving tit. I do like the amount of space inside. At first I thought it would be too big but we fill it up easily. I can easily see the people that are sitting in the back of the vehicle so it is very easy to keep an eye on children. There is plenty of room for the kids to being every imaginable thing into the car so we have taken it on vacations where we would normally travel a different way.

I currently own a Lincoln Navigator that my husband purchased for me sometime ago. I also previously owned a black Navigator so I feel pretty well versed in this department. Although I have owned two, this is my last purchase in the Lincoln family. The vehicle is nice looking and it appears to be in great condition with relatively low mileage. However, it runs differently. Some of the problems that I have experienced are common problems amongst owners of the Navigator, which leads me to believe that these are manufacturers problems that have not been resolved by the company. In addition, once the problem was discovered, it appears that the company made little effort to rectify it. One my major problems is with the air compressor, which is supposed to raise the car up when the car cuts on and lower it when the car is turned off. When the air compressor stops working, it won't raise the vehicle up and therefore can not be driven. I have had to take the car to the dealership several times for this problem and it still does not work properly. This is a common problem that should have been repaired by Lincoln without cost because it appears to be a manufacturer's problem. I also have continually problems with the tires which the repairman informed me that the rims were bent which continues to cause the tire to deflate.

I recently acquired a 2002 Lincoln Navigator with 212,000 miles from my stepdad, and I love it! The car is solidly built, and has many luxury features, which have held up nicely over 14 years of use. The car is roomy, and the removable back seat allows you to use it to haul almost anything. I picked up a large desk for my husband's study in it with no problem the other day. The heated/cooled seats are comfortable, and the seat adjustments work really well. The lumbar support is excellent. The air shock assisted ride is smooth. The vehicle is sleek and stylish to look at for a large SUV. I would not be afraid to set off on a long road trip in this car even today, considering all the miles that are on it.