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09-16-2021, 03:33 AM
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Lincoln aviators experience 2019 to 2021 ??
Any experience with Lincoln Aviators? Good vehicle? It’s meh on the outside imo but the inside is solid.
Any experience with it? Or with Lincoln Navigators?
Any experience with it? Or with Lincoln Navigators?
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09-16-2021, 04:33 AM
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I was looking at those, as well as Nautilus and the other small one recently and I really like the interiors. All the Lincoln dealers around here are arrogant, even for car salesmen, though.
Have you test driven any of them?
Have you test driven any of them?
09-16-2021, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted By BigTimeOperator⏩
I almost bought one and now having second thoughts after reading reviews online. They look good, interior is great. Don’t get the hate.I was looking at those, as well as Nautilus and the other small one recently and I really like the interiors. All the Lincoln dealers around here are arrogant, even for car salesmen, though.
Have you test driven any of them?
Have you test driven any of them?
I’ll probably go for extended warranty. 6yrs 125k miles for almost $4k
The Lincoln dealer where I’m at seem to be hiring loud loud sales people. Hard working but almost needy…
Not the judge their vehicles though. I wish they drove a bit better but they sure look amazing. And with the 26mpg highway rating, they look attractive for their size
Nautilus and Corsair also look fine but too small for me.
You a Lincoln owner?gonna be my first time.
FYI - They’re doing
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09-16-2021, 04:43 AM
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my Lincolns have been meh. Getting a Volvo next
09-16-2021, 04:46 AM
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I always had a few Mercury's, never a Lincoln. As soon as the prices go back down, I may look into them again.
09-16-2021, 04:46 AM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
Which one do you own and how long have you had it? Mileage?my Lincolns have been meh. Getting a Volvo next
My use will be 25k to 30k miles per year so kinda worried about performance/reliability past 3 to 4 year mark (80k plus miles). My current vehicle giving me issues man (129k miles 6yrs first owner lol
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09-16-2021, 04:48 AM
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Originally Posted By BigTimeOperator⏩
Prices going down? No sir, that don’t happen!I always had a few Mercury's, never a Lincoln. As soon as the prices go back down, I may look into them again.
It’s gonna stay like this (bo inventory) atleast till 2nd quarter of 2022 they say
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09-16-2021, 04:51 AM
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Originally Posted By Cleveland33⏩
Volvo offers insurance now too, I believe just for leasing but still thats kinda dope they have you fully covered.my Lincolns have been meh. Getting a Volvo next
09-16-2021, 04:57 AM
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Originally Posted By JPF82⏩
Don't know if this applies to USA but I'm guessing so. Volvo offer a full rental scheme on their vehicles now which includes everything, you simply pay a monthly (extortionate) fee for the vehicle and everything is covered.Volvo offers insurance now too, I believe just for leasing but still thats kinda dope they have you fully covered.
09-16-2021, 08:06 AM
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09-16-2021, 08:59 AM
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get an LX570, was looking at landcruisers but they're actually going for more than the lex. the interiors in the lx are some of the best in the industry.
09-16-2021, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted By ElArteSuave⏩
Must be nice but for over $90k, no thank you.get an LX570, was looking at landcruisers but they're actually going for more than the lex. the interiors in the lx are some of the best in the industry.
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09-16-2021, 09:10 PM
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09-16-2021, 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted By TryingBB⏩
They make extremely ugly cars.Aware me Lincoln miscers
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09-16-2021, 09:45 PM
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Originally Posted By tunafishha⏩
This. And I’m a big Ford guy now.They make extremely ugly cars.
If you’re getting luxury get German or Lexus , preferably MB. BMW rubs me the wrong way and aren’t built to last really ( if it has a warranty it doesn’t matter though).
MBs power trains aren’t as stout as they used to be and are much more complicated to work on yourself now so I wouldn’t own a newer one out of warranty either.
Audi is **** and will grenade before 70k miles.
Lexus is solid but have rope enducing resale value , you’ll over pay out the ass.
09-16-2021, 09:50 PM
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Originally Posted By dogorman7⏩
I’m between Lexus GX, Lincoln Aviator and MB GLE350.This. And I’m a big Ford guy now.
If you’re getting luxury get German or Lexus , preferably MB. BMW rubs me the wrong way and aren’t built to last really ( if it has a warranty it doesn’t matter though).
MBs power trains aren’t as stout as they used to be and are much more complicated to work on yourself now so I wouldn’t own a newer one out of warranty either.
Audi is **** and will grenade before 70k miles.
Lexus is solid but have rope enducing resale value , you’ll over pay out the ass.
If you’re getting luxury get German or Lexus , preferably MB. BMW rubs me the wrong way and aren’t built to last really ( if it has a warranty it doesn’t matter though).
MBs power trains aren’t as stout as they used to be and are much more complicated to work on yourself now so I wouldn’t own a newer one out of warranty either.
Audi is **** and will grenade before 70k miles.
Lexus is solid but have rope enducing resale value , you’ll over pay out the ass.
The ML 350 gave me plenty of issues and trying to avoid the GLE. I did drive it 129k miles though - real main seal is busted (this is the third leak) and I’m fuking hating to deal with the repair.
So then it was between Lexus GX and Aviator.
Lexus GX will get 15mpg and uses premium gas.
Lincoln Aviator is rated for avg 22mpg avg and uses regular. I’m not diggin the exterior but interior is solid. Handles like a typical SUV - is responsive in excite mode but handling is meh (I don’t rag my cars too much so don’t really matter much)
Fuk. Aviator brain says. GLE 350 heart says (with the AMG trim - looks solid. Flows like water and handles like nothing else I’ve ever driven)
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09-16-2021, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted By dogorman7⏩
Lincoln is fell into the same boat as Lexus where they both have lost their sense of identity, aesthetic wise.This. And I’m a big Ford guy now.
If you’re getting luxury get German or Lexus , preferably MB. BMW rubs me the wrong way and aren’t built to last really ( if it has a warranty it doesn’t matter though).
MBs power trains aren’t as stout as they used to be and are much more complicated to work on yourself now so I wouldn’t own a newer one out of warranty either.
Audi is **** and will grenade before 70k miles.
Lexus is solid but have rope enducing resale value , you’ll over pay out the ass.
If you’re getting luxury get German or Lexus , preferably MB. BMW rubs me the wrong way and aren’t built to last really ( if it has a warranty it doesn’t matter though).
MBs power trains aren’t as stout as they used to be and are much more complicated to work on yourself now so I wouldn’t own a newer one out of warranty either.
Audi is **** and will grenade before 70k miles.
Lexus is solid but have rope enducing resale value , you’ll over pay out the ass.
But interior and driving dynamics wise, I think Lincoln is top notch. They said their design philosophy is "quiet flight". But the only way to know is to go test drive the cars for yourself if you're on the market and then confirm with other car miscers.
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