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57% of consumers (12 of 21) said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
by Tony from Irvine, Ca | December 12, 2019
This was one of the early production aviators. Nothing but Tech issues from day number one. Lots of BS from the dealer, with very little Corrections being made. If they don't fix it this time, they either replace it with new production, or refund my money. Otherwise it's lemon law lawyer time!
by rlsfdp from Wellington | December 12, 2019
Anyone thinking of purchasing this vehicle, the lincoln aviator (notice I haven't used capital letters for the name of the garbage product, because they don't deserve Capital Letters) should absolutely reconsider. Their technology and non existing concierge service is a total joke and is truly not ready for the consumer. I am 69 years old and I have bought numerous new vehicles. My buying this Lincoln Aviator Black Label, as been the worst and most unpleasant buying experience that I have ever had. If you are looking at buying this product, I recommend for you to run away, get out of there.
by Farm gal from Albany ohio | December 05, 2019
Aviator gives a very nice ride! Lots of bells and whistles to figure out. Massaging seats are nice but not needed. Interior and exterior are very sharp and good looking! Now for the problems...at dealership now to get the passenger window fixed...it goes most of the way up, then back down and you have to manually hold the button then to get it all the way up. There is a recall on the seats for some reason. Last night, my big screen was stuck on navigation and would not do anything else....no radio, no anything other than navigations! Works fine this morning so who knows... probably will be ok until the warranty runs out! There is a rattle/vibration on the panel where the controls for the climate are. Have to bang on it to get it to stop...
The 2020 Lincoln Aviator is an all-new, mid-size luxury SUV that seats seven passengers. After a brief stint on the market in the early 2000’s, the Aviator returns and replaces the discontinued MKX. Like its siblings – the Continental and Navigator, it follows Lincoln’s new design direction of understated, boxy forms and premium interior treatments. Inside, the Aviator features a power-folding third-row seat for convenient storage.
Four trims are available: Standard, Reserve, Grand Touring, and Black Label.
Powering the Aviator is a standard 400-hp, twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V-6 engine mated to a ten-speed automatic transmission. The Grand Touring trim is a hybrid offering that combines the twin-turbo engine with an electric motor to produce 450-hp and more than 600 pounds-feet of torque.
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