2024 Lincoln Navigator review // Pure luxury isn't comfy!

This is a Motormouth couple car review of the 2024 Lincoln Navigator, full-size body-on-frame SUV. The 2024 Lincoln Navigator is a body-on-frame SUV with standard full-time four-wheel drive. It’s powered by a twin-turbo 3.5L V6 matched to a 10-speed automatic transmission, 440 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque. It can tow up to 8300 pounds.
There is just one 2024 Lincoln Navigator trim in Canada, it starts at $120,995 CAD. Three trims are available in the US, Premier $82,765 USD, Reserve $95,325 USD and Black Label $110,750 USD.
The 2024 Lincoln Navigator is huge with seating for up to 8-people. A bench seat and captain’s chairs with or without the centre console in the second row are available. There’s a variety of different colour options with wood trim at the centre console and door panels. The comfort level in the cabin is next level with standard 24-way heated and ventilated front leather seats with memory and available massage seats in the front and second rows.
The cabin of the 2024 Lincoln Navigator has a standard 13.2” touchscreen with SYNC 4, wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, a 12” LCD instrument cluster, a 360-degree camera, head-up display, wireless charger, heated steering wheel, a 14-speaker Revel audio system, panoramic sunroof with shade, a power liftgate, Lincoln Co-pilot 360 2.0 and Blue Cruise 1.0.
Although the 2024 Lincoln Navigator is a spacious, comfortable and powerful family hauler, the fuel economy is not great, 15L/100 km, 16 MPG city and 11L/100 km, 22 MPG highway.
The 2024 Lincoln Navigator gets 9.6” of ground clearance and comes standard with a bright chrome surround grille, available Lincoln lit star in the grille, standard power running boards, a dual exhaust system, 22” wheels and an 18” temporary spare tire. In the US, 20” wheels are standard.
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0:00 Intro
0:16 The power
0:37 Key standard features
2:01 The drive
4:12 Exterior
5:09 Interior
5:48 Rear seats
8:38 Cargo space
9:12 Questions, Coffee & cars
12:43 Hot topic
14:25 Vital stats
15:15 The competition
16;03 Final thoughts

[@user-vs2be7yv3m]

We just bought a 2020 Reserve model with 33000 miles. Traded in a 2006 GMC Yukon Denali which I put almost 200,000 miles on. Previously had a Suburban and Tahoe so switching to a Ford brand was a big deal for us. I'm still getting used to it, but I felt the Navigator just seemed more advanced than even the 2021 and newer GMC full size rigs-except for the Escalade. We fully intended on getting another GM. We still do a lot of trips with our adult kids and their friends, so the third row room was a big deal. All in all, we are very happy with it, though it does drive "big", even with a great turning radius. We've taken a few long drives and that`s where it shines. The gas mileage is better than my old truck. I love the interior-and the massage seats as I have a bad back. Keep up the great work!

[@Sub-Zero-392]

People with class drive Ford/Lincoln. You made the right choice.

[@neilrankin9945]

Andrea is having a blast driving this tank! Hold on Zack!

[@NautiPapaT]

I own the L version and I love it. I would never expect it to "handle" and a have precise steering, it's a classic luxury cruiser.

[@danhoussar7325]

My realtor has one, he was a farmer in the past lol. "Pickup truck" when it drives by it blocks the sun. 😁 Good job guys as usual!

[@davidjym]

I would never consider such a monster vehicle, but I am watching Zack and Andrea just because 😂

[@mrzombier]

Me too!

[@davidjym]

@@mrzombier 👍

[@sugarhog1938]

Monster vehicle, hhahah this is just a brokie car compared to true luxury brands like Audi and Porsche, or even bmw. Just save yourself 30k and get a 150k Audi q7 or a 90k Porsche cayenne, or even a bmw x7 100k. I currently drive a 2022 matte black m5 and a cumulus blue cayenne s hybrid 2024 and hate to see people would go to Lincoln or Cadillac for a luxury vehicle . Just the looks of a x7 or q7 win over a dumb Lincoln hahah 😂

[@FrankyRedEyes]

Came here to say this too. 😂

[@reserva120]

Guess you don’t own a horse ranch , or take to boat to the lake side cabin with in laws , kids and a summer worth of luggage.. what a loser :).. guessing you’re a vegetarian to boot :)

[@melaniepack6944]

I love my Navigator. I am a mom, driving my kids around at least 2 hours a day for school and this car is for me to be comfortable. It has plenty of room for the kids and even the dogs. Maybe once the kids are not driving with me anymore I’ll downgrade, but for right now I love the space.

[@ericka9505]

The most detailed car video I’ve seen!

[@5798Mike]

Great job guys

[@christophercheek8464]

My wife has structural back issues. I’m sure that passenger seat would give her fits like it does you Andrea. Btw, good job on the parallel parking, a lost art without the use of cameras. Make mine an Escalade V series if we’re going big. Great review as always.

[@Armen567]

When the Aviator was first introduced, I had one while my car was getting serviced. I could not get comfortable in those 30 way seats. The side bolsters are brutal.

[@user-hy3nu7vm7v]

For $120,000 good luck finding buyers in large numbers. This is priced for those who make high 6/7 figure salaries

[@timphillips4147]

Saw this on Instagram and it looked Giant on that platform. Looking forward to seeing it in moving pictures 🎉

[@CarnivalVincy]

I used to work for a car rental company when this was first introduced in the late 90’s and remember how luxurious and innovative it was at the time. It still looks like a land-ship on wheels.

[@deliamartinez161]

I love my Lincoln I have it for 18 years without any problems, I would like to have a new one

[@michaeldaniels8556]

My wife loves the seats in the Aviator! Can not get her to trade it...

[@beccab3030]

That’s my prob too , can’t find anything to trade mine in for.

[@mikesahle1193]

Thank you 🙏 I did like 👍 like the old one with real wheels 🛞 and metal bumpers ❤this one ☝️ looks great too,great reaction 👋☮️

[@keithwalker6892]

I have a dodge van and just like the Lincoln. V6 engine and all seats fold so can sleep in it. At my age , driver seat easy to get into and out off very smooth and quiet and nice to be the big guy on road. Hundreds around and cheap and never short of parts and very reliable. Love it and lots of power as power is for loaded van and never loaded. Can get ‘em loaded with electric doors etc

[@gabrielchaikin9311]

I have no interest in this vehicle but your outfit is fantastic.

[@MarkM58]

People with short arms can't reach the seat controls on the side of the seat. I have to open the door and lean out to adjust power seats! I am a big guy, too!!

[@frankcanuck360]

We absolutely love our Navigator!….we don’t have experience with the 24-way seats but the upgrade 30-way seats are fantastic with heat/cool and massage….we have driven 16 hours straight and found them super comfortable. We also think this is the best looking large body-on-frame Ute out there, exterior AND interior. We do agree that the price has skyrocketed but ya……Zack is right, air suspension should at least be offered…KUTGW GUYS.🇨🇦

[@ninethetwotailedfox]

5:21 love how the song on the dashboard is titled "YOU ARE A TOY!!!"

[@joshuadpeters]

Nailed it...half hoping Matthew M would show up in the back! Well done and informative...but that price! Sure in line with the competitors but...are we missing the Lexus GX or Q7 7 seater compare? Great video 🎉

[@helenazhafron6871]

Keep going 👍👍👍

[@desmurphy1431]

Any chance could you do a review on a ineos grenadier, would love to see you're opinion on it

[@jamespaul2587]

Great overview, do you think the next generation will offer an EV version based on the Lightning?

[@gtcih]

Thanks for that review. My wife has a Lincoln MKC and is super nice. I have the Town and Country. I was considering trading in my T&C for a Lincoln. I’m inclined to keep the T&C. It checks all of the boxes, especially since it has all the options I will ever want or need plus superior cargo capacity.

[@Starscreamf15]

Well, I have no idea if my opinion counts for anything but I have a 1999 Navigator 4x4 with the 5.4 DOHC and it's steering is not vague by any means, it's a beast that can tow upwards of 8500, lbs. Sadly it doesn't have the HP or the torque this new one has and I'm sure it doesn't get as good gas mileage (12/15 for mine and it's still in that range even for its age). It's responsive in steering and handling and I went air ride delete as I didn't want to deal with the headache of restoring that system and maintaining it but even with coil overs it still rides pretty good. It's smoother than the F150 it's based on but rougher than had I restored and kept it's air ride. I'm not sure my opinion on all the electronics on the new Navigators, mines got some bells and whistles like a telephone but its a bit primitive compared to this one. I will take my older one any day of the week though for practicality if nothing else. Oh yea the seats suck in mine too 😂 must be a 'Gator thing.

[@Sparx2010]

I have the L version and I love it. I think its very comfy

[@bennbecker2972]

Had good reliability on our 2020 Black Label L and bought a 2024 Black Label L this time around and no problems yet. Didn't want to wait for the redesign. I feel like it rides a touch better in the 2024 with the predictive adjusting suspension but it's still a bit rough around town on choppy pavement versus the competition.

[@subhammallick2722]

My dream car 😌

[@N8844H]

It's...just...a...big...box.

[@billurban1581]

Any bigger you need a commercial drivers license

[@user-vn7un4uu6g]

I noticed the Ontario issue commercial plates. How does that work? Didn't think it was possible....and I can tell you I tried this a few years back.

[@alexwest5489]

Buy Toyota Grand Highlander or Lexus TX and don’t waste money

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

I hope the Lincoln navigators never stops using the old wood.

[@FrankyRedEyes]

The fact the Lincoln makes this instead of the Town Car says everything about ppl today.

[@josephpanozzo4815]

One would think that since Lincoln is supposed to be a premium brand, the models should have more comfortable seats in the front.

[@kevinmatthews365]

While not body on frame, my 2024 Cadillac XT6 Sport has active air ride suspension!

[@_maze_4733]

Andrea’s leather pants, damnnn

[@Ylojaketz]

Hey you two! In the Saturday NYT March 30/24, article about driver data tracking info from manufacturers being shared with insurance companies and resulting in premium increases. Could you look into this and give us the Canadian version of story?

[@Arid379]

American truck drivers number one bread

[@waihingchan6081]

Zack look like making of coffee commercials advertising non stop drink his coffee 💋☕

[@rohitmalhotra1151]

Excellent review! Would love to hear your thoughts about the 2024 Lincoln Nautilus!

[@dionbrooks4981]

Negative review sale now

[@jsfbay1]

Thanks for testing this big ride. My head was spinning when you were announcing the prices of the 4 vehicles to consider segment. Are those Canadian dollars or U.S. dollars? I just can't remember... Also - does this have an IRS? Probably not given the tow rating.

[@justinadejobi5043]

They're based in Canada, specifically Vancouver. So, prices are in CAD.

[@kellingtonlink956]

I think it’s biggest competition is itself. A Lincoln buyer already (probably?) has an affinity towards Ford products. So, I’d imagine that it’s biggest target audience would be those who might be shopping it against a Ford Expedition Limited (Platinum/Timberline or King Ranch). I think most shoppers would be the ‘GM vs. Ford’ kinda folks. I surprisingly think that the new Grand Wagoneer would be considered, even before the Cadillac. Which one… for around $120,000, would ‘I’ consider??? Simple. A Range Rover… all day long… everyday. The Best 4x4xFar! Thanks for the video.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Would my Range Rover end up being a huge financial mistake?… probably. But there has yet been another vehicle that drives so regal, so … sybaritic. Hopefully this offsets the financial lose, the reliability, the depreciation, the resale values, the…

[@jsfbay1]

@@kellingtonlink956Hey, if you have the money and can afford the expense, by all means buy what you like the best. Maybe lease it? Enjoy your life!

[@kellingtonlink956]

I simply cannot afford anything remotely in that price range. I cannot even imagine spending that kind of cash/financed on a car EVER! But… if I had won a lottery?… I’d be a a Land Rover dealership the very next day.

[@kellingtonlink956]

But even so… I’d follow your advice and Lease it. Cheers.

[@Q6O-Ninja]

It looks like a practical Criminal Defense Lawyer office on wheels. You guys have it in black 😏

[@drumswest5035]

Paint it yellow and add a stop signal and you have a bus

[@davidlawlor3326]

I like it, but would go for the F-150 (which is my vehicle now) or the Expedition. Don't think the luxury brands are really that much better for the cost difference.

[@cheryl7735]

Did you two shrink or is this vehicle really big? 🤔..😊 I have a Tahoe and prefer it's smaller size, couldn't go any smaller though or I'd be claustrophobic.

[@bobstevenson4396]

How does it compare with the Kia EV9?

[@billloften677]

what about gas for the navigator compared to the other large suv?

[@slighwentwalking2024]

I would love to see these 3 row SUVs with people inside. I almost always see them with just the driver....c'mon at least a dog in the front passenger seat. Or better still a Great Dane in the back.

[@mikekennedy9817]

When will you two review the New Nautilus?

[@kmwu8702]

Not a fans for V6 turbo in big SUV like this... Ford still have a very nice V8 and it should use that V8 in the Lincoln Navigator. People who can afford to buy one will have no issue with gas mileage and price.

[@NM-hx3cr]

I would hate to find city parking for this vehicle. Parking spots are getting smaller and smaller these days.

[@timothyburnside3229]

I would bet a week's pay that the 3.5 Turbo will be a disaster for reliability if you tow a lot and live in the US in the South or SW where it is well over a Hundred degrees in the SUMMER! Turbo's fail and with that size the Turbo's are spooling up all the time! Great show, I like it when you just tell the truth, the seats are just too complicated.

[@loniebrown9646]

Simpson's had the Canyonarrow, Lincoln offers a stretched F150 with a factery topper, I guess people with more status buy bigger shoe boxs to put more feet into.. Same comment for the GM, Wagoner consumer.

[@keysrawk]

I drive a full size Explorer conversion van built on a GMC Savana 2500. This Navigator is cute.

[@frankkeel8410]

I have those seats in my Maverick

[@frankkeel8410]

ARE THE FLOORS HEATED?

[@amitgupta-rv1sh]

I was on the verge of buying this, wish it had a hybrid version..!!

[@user-vs2be7yv3m]

Yes, I think there’s a huge market for full size hybrids. We would have bought one if available.

[@amitgupta-rv1sh]

@@user-vs2be7yv3m now i am plannong the grand highlander, but due to insurance and theft iam putting the plan at bay.!

[@billurban1581]

@@user-vs2be7yv3m in South Circle, Pennsylvania there are Volvo XC90s everywhere. It helps to have a good dealer network which we do.

[@10OF9OFBORG]

Wow, is this a titanic? Too big, too pricey and awful gas mileage! Great video Andrea! 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻☕️☕️

[@jsfbay1]

None of this class of vehicle, or should I say tank (full size body on frame) get great gas mileage. They are just too heavy to get better mileage.

[@daleterry4294]

I think a major refresh is coming in 2025. Let’s hope much of new Lincoln Nautilus shows up on the Navigator

[@kartofle123]

You really should get your head examined if you spend that much for the navigator. They're all overpriced but some of them will hold their value better and will be more reliable.

[@radiosonicfan1726]

Likely filmed prior to bridge accident.

[@RedLeo-pf9yo]

I feel like the pricing is just right for the Lincoln navigator.

[@sabrinaa4872]

I desperately wanted an Aviator so badly. I test drove one for an hour trying to love it and it was the most uncomfortable car I've ever sat in. And with the seat controls on the door it was so awkward to keep adjusting. It was awful

[@beccab3030]

Motormouth, what luxury brand do you think has the most comfortable seats? Ps..Can’t rate a Lincoln without the 30 way seats and upgraded sound system, it makes a big difference. Would love to see you guys review a fully loaded Lincoln aviator🤞

[@Motormouth...]

Seats are so personal, what works for one doesn't for the other

[@jsfbay1]

@@Motormouth... Didn't you guys have words for the 30-way (or was it 24?) seats in the new Chinese built Nautilus? I get that seats are personal, but it isn't a frequent occurrence for you to not be able to get comfortable, right?

[@billurban1581]

The testers at Car and Driver magazine probably sit in 100 different seats every year. They rank Volvo seats the best. Volvo likes to use the phrase orthopedically designed, I guess there’s something to that.

[@beccab3030]

@@billurban1581 Thank you , that’s the one brand I’ve never driven before. I remember a tow truck driving telling me as he was towing away my Lincoln, that he rarely ever tows a Volvo.

[@ricardogil7665]

Hello dear Zack you always Say that Diesel is the best engine choice for large body on frame SUV , why does FORD not offer this engine option?. Greetings from Lima Perú, we are celebrating Holy Week in my homeland since we are Catholics. I would love to get an answer on that . Thanks for the great content.

[@Motormouth...]

They stopped making a V6 diesel that was offered in the F-150 so they wouldn't have enough volume with just Lincoln. Gm has a diesel for pickups and they sell way more large SUVs

[@jsfbay1]

Hello to Perú - we are non-denominational and are celebrating Easter this week; I'm in the San Francisco area - there aren't a *lot* of us though.

[@billurban1581]

Regarding dependability: The Lincoln sales person would say “JD power ranks Lincoln better than VW, Audi, and Tesla. Also, a (number one ranked) Lexus is likely to have 1.4 reliability issues, the average car, Genesis for instance, has two reliability issues, a Lincoln is likely to have 2.5 reliability issues. Not that big a deal.

[@jsfbay1]

Help me out (I don't know how JD Power does it's thing.) What do you mean 1.4 and 2.5 reliability issues? Number of predicted problems? Seems too low to be that.

[@delftfietser]

Original comment means that the spectrum of reliability between the best and worst brands is so narrow that in real-world usage you wouldn't see a difference unless you owned a Lexus and Lincoln together at the same time. Even then, the difference is tiny.

[@craigo2142]

The outside doesn't convey the luxury of the interior. I think the front is very odd and not very attractive for the price. Kinda odd about the seats since Ford usually does a great seat.

[@thebinpustey6497]

How does the styling appeal to ANYBODY though?? 😕 Good thing it has a loyal following.

[@A3A4Tom]

If I have to consider this segment, Lexus LX600 is the only one to get despite it lacks some important features. It more than makes up for Lexus quality and reliability. Which the rest of the group lacks.

[@joelclinton2020]

Not a fan of those gear selectors. I wont even look at Lincoln for that very reason.

[@sanadaHIRO]

120k for a ford is horrendous lol

[@MarcYanOfficial]

You're talking like a brokie. Quit it man 😂

[@floridaroadways]

It’s not 120k for a ford

[@misterscruffle]

I hate the rear windshield wiper, they should have it hidden in a rear spoiler.

[@neidalight3761]

am trying to get the 747 instead and same capacity 😂😂😂😂

[@FrankyRedEyes]

And same gas mileage 😂

[@jds1616]

why not a Range Rover Sport as an alternative?

[@kevinn1158]

Once in awhile I see one of these in downtown Toronto and it always has a little lady driving it. They can almost never find a spot to park in because it's so freakin huge. It's just pathetic.

[@nicoleking6990]

My husband drives a Navigator and the seats are extremely uncomfortable for me when I drive.

[@chrislim7976]

I'd pay to see Matthew McConaughey sit in back seat between these two and not say a word. 😅

[@billurban1581]

In US or Canadian dollars.

[@chrislim7976]

What's Canadian dollars.

[@telliesmith9825]

The BMW and Benz are not in the same class as the big boys the body on frame trucks the Benz and BMW is for those that want a 3 row and didn't want a pilot or telluride and got money ha the big boys are for those that got things and people to move or just want to drive around in a big yacht

[@Thx-kx8lc]

6:35 that kid in the pink 🐷 shirt , has that Charles Manson face 🧟‍♂️

[@TalismanPHX]

Escalade for me please

[@ARAR148]

i always feel that ford is always out of date with their styling and engines, i would go for a denaili or escalade over this. plus fords reliability is usually at the lowest

[@iamalwayswrite]

Great review as always. And for covering reliability. Ford seems to be having a lot of reliability problems with its trucks.

[@janetecca2782]

Who are these people? I live in Montana and own a Lincoln Navigator and am a die hard fan. Yes it is a serious SUV but Cadillac Escalade doesn't hold a candle to the Navigator. I use my Navigator everyday in terrain most people wouldn't dare drive a truck and have never been stuck or feel like it couldn't handle it but then again I'm not a city, paved street driver. Maybe real rural people should do a review of the Navigator?

[@randomname9758]

If any type of vehicle needs to be an EV , it would be this type of vehicle.

[@jsfbay1]

As much as I'd like to see this class of big heavy vehicles get more efficient, you'd have to put a couple hundred kilowatt-hour battery in it, adding another two thousand pounds. I'm not a fan of that idea. IMHO of course.

[@paulwg2112]

wack-a-doodle!!!!

[@Mountain-Man-3000]

Not big enough. Need to bring back the Excursion.

[@judih.8754]

With those black rims, it makes it look like someone stole the wire wheel covers!

[@SmartPracticeSuccess]

Yes! I’ve always thought that about black wheel hubcaps. I drive a Honda Civic Touring sedan with two-tone hubcaps (silver and gray). They’re very pretty. The Civic Sport sedan has black wheel hubcaps which, from a distance at least, make it look like someone stole the hubcaps! Personally, I think black wheel hubcaps look absolutely terrible for that reason. I really don’t know why people like them. 🤷‍♀️

[@portknoxxa]

Looks like a Chrysler 300 from the front

[@stephenwierzbicki4463]

I don't think this would even Fit in my Driveway, it's a Monster 😂🤣. This one & my Girlfriend's car.... They wouldn't Fit 😅.

[@reelsk376]

Thorough review as always but this one feels as though you're sure you don't like it but can't quite put your finger on it. The drivers side was comfortable but not the passenger? Come on, that makes no sense. They're the most precision seats on the market. And the Jeep makes your list? Come on, that's an unreliable hunk of junk.

[@rudfil]

I would be embarrassed driving around in this monster unless I was a tinpot dictator.

[@H2SO4H20]

When are you going to review the Ineos Grenadier? It would be perfect for your button fetish. There's an Ineos dealership in Vancouver.

[@brianwhitney9181]

Lincoln, the orphan division of Ford. They don't matter anymore and this vehicle proves it.

[@rodherscher7155]

Interesting video, personally I believe this brand doesn’t produce quality vehicles, recalls and repairs often…..I believe Lexus Lx600 is probably one of the best vehicles in this segment…

[@misterscruffle]

Not as big though in third row and trunk space.

[@LSvider]

I’d say it’s a dated luxury, isn’t worth the price

[@MrPebbles316]

Just don’t like the look of this thing. I love my Infiniti QX80! The 2025 Infiniti QX80 looks way better to me…2nd in this category would be the Lexus LX600. Love the Escalade but just too expensive.