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2015 Lincoln Navigator review: Lincoln luxes up the Navigator, doesn't change SUV character

2015 Lincoln Navigator review: Lincoln luxes up the Navigator, doesn’t change SUV character

Posted on November 1, 2015January 12, 2020 By Jarvis

Can we stop trying to pass off SUVs as luxury cars? That was my thought as I drove the 2015 Lincoln Navigator, noting the thin veneer of civility it washes over what is essentially a truck frame. It is, essentially, a Ford Expedition sporting a Lincoln-styled grille, leather seating and niceties such as automatically lowering running boards.

Those trim elements look good, but what really speaks luxury to me is ride quality. I’m talking air suspensions that soak up jolts from the worst that poor road maintenance has to offer, and sound-deadening materials making the cabin a serene place removed from the outside world.
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