2007 Lincoln Navigator L Review Summaries

What reviewers liked most about the Lincoln Navigator L:

Easy to read and extremely distinctive, the gauges make an elegant statement.

-- Cars.com

The best feature was the ability to enter the Navigator with ease via automatic power-extending running boards that remain hidden until a door is opened.

-- Cars.com

What reviewers liked least about the Lincoln Navigator L:

Even the best of brakes would have a tough time slowing down so much weight, and Lincoln should consider upgrading these stoppers, even though they're already of the four-wheel-disc antilock variety.

-- Cars.com

Three-ton curb weight overburdens V8 engine.

-- Edmunds.com

Lincoln Navigator L Comparisons:

An independent five-link rear suspension gives it a civil ride on pavement, while allowing Lincoln to package in a fold-flat third-row seat -- something the Cadillac Escalade ESV does not have.

-- Edmunds.com

Those more interested in performance will undoubtedly prefer the Cadillac Escalade ESV and its 403-hp V8.

-- Edmunds.com

Best one-liner about the Lincoln Navigator L:

For luxury SUV buyers with large families and massive amounts of cargo to haul, it doesn't get any more practical than the 2007 Lincoln Navigator L.

-- Edmunds.com