Overview & Reviews

For the 2007 model year the Lincoln Navigator gets a significant update. The look is almost all new, with a huge chrome grille up front and more stylized taillights out back. Inside, the Navigator also gets a new interior that uses higher-quality materials and looks more luxurious. Also new is a power fold-flat third row of seats. Mechanically, the truck gets a new frame and independent suspension, plus additional insulation and a thicker windshield to make the ride quieter. Twenty-inch chrome wheels are now an option for those who still think more is more. Finally, drivetrain warranty coverage has been extended to six years/70,000 miles.

• Revised interior is very plush, roomy seating in all three rows, quiet ride, power fold-flat third-row seat.

• Sluggish acceleration, amount of exterior chrome pushes the taste barrier, unimpressive fuel mileage.

User Reviews:

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  Major upgrade from previous Navigators - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By Lanis - September 23 - 9:56 am

  When the lease on our 2002 Navigator was up, we decided to get a 2007 since the 02 had been such a reliable vehicle. Now that we have put 10,000 miles on the 2007, I can definitely say that Lincoln has moved the vehicle more upscale in terms of refinement and interior appointments. The THX audio system is unbelievable and the heated/cooled seats have come in very handy. Overall, the vehicle handles much better than the 2002 with less roll. So far, the vehicle has had no problems and is a joy to drive.

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  Love my NAV but it loves GAS - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By john79 - September 15 - 3:26 pm

  Did a ton of research before buying and its one thing to read specs/view pics online and another to actually get into a vehicle. I was a little on the fence about front grill styling, didnt seem to have the "wow factor". When you actually sit and drive this SUV you will see how it simply beats out all others. I really love this truck in all aspects. If you’re concerned about gas - you should be. I average 12 city/16 freeway. HOWEVER....I live in Central Texas and the weather is usually fair. If you drive with the windows down 1/4 way, with no HVAC, gas mileage shoots up to 15-16 City and 18-19 highway!! Not bad for such a large SUV.

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  New Lincoln Navigator Owner - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By Mastro - January 18 - 4:06 am

  Purchased our 2007 Lincoln Navigator 14 months ago. Test drove every large SUV, but Navigator blows all others away. Runs on regular gas. V8 is smooth and powerful yet the ride is amazingly smooth and quiet, you will not believe its really a truck! Massive interior space that is luxurious and comfortable. Power 3rd row folding seat is a very convenient feature which we use whenever we make runs to Lowes, Home Depot, etc. Power fold running boards have worked without any problems even through tough NJ winter. Able to handle rain, snow, and ice with confidence. Currently have over 22000 miles with impeccable dependability. Impressive vehicle that frequently receives compliments

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  Best of the Lux SUVs - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By NavRick - September 9 - 10:30 am

  I tested them all, and being a minivan guy, all the new SUVs had shortcomings. The Navigator had the most pluses with the least minuses. I wanted smooth, quiet, luxury, and functionality, and I believe I got it! This is my first SUV, my biggest hurdle was getting over the fact that while these vehicles are much larger than my Sienna minivan, they all have much less interior space, storage and functionality. That said, the family wanted to change and we are very happy with the purchase.

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  2007 Licoln Navigator L - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By dtipainter - February 22 - 7:23 pm

  After owning the car for 9 months, I have few suggestions for improvement: The A/C cooled seats dont have enough cooling power on hot days. You cant even tell if they are operating if it is above 90 outside. The center console is very very busy. It is very difficult to find controls while driving for specific actions because there are so many buttons, I am 6-3" tall and for me the vehicle has a very bad blind spot. I have almost moved over on other vehicles several times. Back up sensors are nice, but a backup camera option would have been nice.

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  Big Lincoln - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By Drew - February 1 - 10:26 pm

  This is a great truck. Easy to drive taking into consideration its size. I dont think I could ever go back to a car

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  One Sweet Ride - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By jakebank - January 25 - 12:20 am

  Just bought this car new and we absolutely love it. It has every single option that is available and it is a well designed vehicle. The interior cannot be beat. Compared to the Escalade and the Infiniti QX56 the interior if far superior. Good performance and adequate gas mileage for a vehicle this big. Everyone takes a second look at you when youre driving this thing. We got the white chocolate paint and its beautiful. Excellent car and I would reccomend it to anyone.

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  7 passengers at 70 mph and 17 mpg - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By TEichman - October 1 - 7:23 pm

  Exceptional family road yacht with power to pull through heavy mountains

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  Another step downward - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By longtime Nav owner - May 17 - 8:16 pm

  As a previous 2004 Nav owner and a 2001 Nav owner and a 1998 Nav owner, I certainly have a solid perspective on trends in the Navs design. I am sorely disappointed by changes to the 2007 model. All of the reviews talk about the spaciousness of the interior. They have definitely downsized the interior, lowering the height of the headliner. All of the exterior chrome certainly went past tacky. I was also positively spoiled by the huge sideview mirrors in the 2004 model. Im sorry to see those downsized too. Probably the only positive changes are the redesigned power running boards.

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  3rd Navi - 2007 Lincoln Navigator
  By 325ic745iNavi - February 25 - 2:03 pm

  07 Navi may have some styling flaws (gauge array) but otherwise gets a bad rap. Far superior to Escalade in interior and build quality (real wood, tight fitments, etc.,). I want a quiet, safe (side airbags, not avail on Escalade) ride, not a hopped up plastic pimped out ride thats so loud I cant hear myself think.