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Should I get a Navigator?

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I'm considering a Lincoln Navigator as a second car. any current owners here who can share their experiences so far with this SUV? looking to hear the pros and cons of having one. is it also worth the money? it's a big jump from our Kia Sportage. thanks!
 
I got a 2023 Navigator and I like how it's spacious and comfortable, especially on long trips! I'm not a tech fan but what it has is pretty impressive!

It's really gonna be a big jump, coming from a Sportage but it's also a significant upgrade in size and luxury! I imagine parking and maneuvering in tight spots might be a challenge. Also, running costs like gas and maintenance will be more costly.

Anyway, from my experience, the pros just outweigh the cons!
 
I'm considering a Lincoln Navigator as a second car. any current owners here who can share their experiences so far with this SUV? looking to hear the pros and cons of having one. is it also worth the money? it's a big jump from our Kia Sportage. thanks!
Hmm, let me tell you the blunt truth and I know it's gonna sting a little because it looks like you stayed patient with that Sportage for a long time... THAT JUMP is like going from coach to first class. You have everything with the Navi, like all of it including space and comfort.
 
I got into a used Navi last year after spending most of my life driving midsize crossovers, and let me tell you, it felt like stepping into a whole new world. It's incredibly smooth and spacious, but I have to admit, navigating tighter spots and dealing with gas prices has been an adjustment. Still, I have no regrets at all
 
I'm considering a Lincoln Navigator as a second car. any current owners here who can share their experiences so far with this SUV? looking to hear the pros and cons of having one. is it also worth the money? it's a big jump from our Kia Sportage. thanks!
You're going to feel like you're driving two kias attached :) Also, what is your first car for this one to be a second? :)

All jokes aside, the Navigator is a pretty big vehicle and I know a few people that fell for the space and comfort but then complained that it's not the most practical for daily driving around town. Consider where you'll be driving it and for what and then see if it's worth getting a house on 4 wheels or something more compact.
 
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