Lincoln Navigator

Ford’s latest recall affects nearly 273,800 examples of its Expedition and luxury-brand Lincoln’s Navigator SUVs, and it involves an issue that may result in a loss of brake function.

With excellent interior materials, a stunning 48-inch digital dashtop display, undeniable road presence and a selection of interior themes, the 2025 Navigator is one of the best options in the luxury full-size SUV class.

Ford is expanding a previous recall to include more than 123,600 Expedition SUVs, F-150 pickup trucks and Lincoln Navigator SUVs.

Ford is recalling more than 105,300 Expedition and Lincoln Navigator SUVs over a defect that may cause the seat belt pretensioner to lock.

The overhauled 2025 Navigator ditches the entry-level Premiere trim and pads the base price of the next-step-up Reserve to move the starting price into six figures.

While the exterior is a handsome evolution of the Lincoln family look, the 2025 Navigator’s new interior represents a significant departure from its predecessor.

The new 2025 Navigator brings Lincoln’s largest SUV into the modern age, with luxe features inside and a more rounded, futuristic look on the outside.

When properly equipped, these SUVs offer excellent all-around capability with maximum tow ratings ranging from north of 8,000 pounds to 10,000 pounds.

These cars offer panoramic moonroofs or sunroofs either as standard or optional equipment for 2024.

Ford is recalling more than 77,500 of its Expedition SUVs and Navigator SUVs from its Lincoln luxury sub-brand for defective seat belt pretensioners in the front seats.