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@timmypastor8588

6 ай бұрын

Would u wanna review a 97 Nissan cima v8

@XxbethebestxX

5 ай бұрын

Every vid with factor in fridge looks like they don’t have any money left to buy any other food

@E.V.817

5 ай бұрын

The endings in the recent videos have been on point, they make my eyes fuzzy. Thx for the introspection❤

@kskeel1124

5 ай бұрын

Simple is better, always... And what's wrong with "concealed carry Karl"???

I've always wanted to drive one of these things at 80 and go around a sharp turn just to see how good I'm built

@leonsdx

6 ай бұрын

I'm glad to know others share the same impulse

@MouthPeaceCorbett

6 ай бұрын

I'm sure u can do this and figure that out with any vehicle that's not a ferrari

@comethiburs2326

6 ай бұрын

i drive a renault kangoo. this thing scares me. i've got a high center of gravity but fuck all weight (2500ish lbs) and no grip thanks to the economy tyres, so a sharp turn at 80 will only lead to terminal oversteer and a spin when the rear gives up, not a flip. this thing WILL flip.

@noah4822

6 ай бұрын

@@comethiburs2326 i always found it so ironic they where named that

@foreignhour2388

6 ай бұрын

Based

"I'll see you in the hood in 20 years." LOL!!

@jacobseige8933

5 ай бұрын

He's right lol

Vids like this really highlight how a vast majority of the car market relies on people bagging on each other for whatever they buy. cause we know 90% of people on the road would be perfectly content with a Corolla, but they can't withstand the fact someone might judge them in the slightest.

@NotTehJon

5 ай бұрын

@@KS-xo3ohokay maybe a Camry or accord will do the job.

Im actually quite impressed at the longevity of the 3.5 twin turbo. My father bought a used 2016 F150 at around 50k, changes oil religiously, and the only major service its had was the ford reccomended "once through" at around 100k. Hes at 190k and still running perfect, not to mention none of the plentiful extras that havent failed.

@shaunkennedy174

6 ай бұрын

It very very heavily depends on year models. People shit all over Ford and just come to the conclusion they’re all bad vehicles. Yet my dads 2005 F150 4.6 Triton is currently sitting at 272k with completely stock powertrain still runs like a top, the heat JUST went out on it finally and that is literally the most major issue it’s ever had in 15 years and almost 300k miles. 2015-2017’s are extremely solid F-150’s. Can’t say the same for same year models Silverados

@ZachariaZuehlke

6 ай бұрын

Yep I've got a flex with the 1st gen 3.5 ecoboost gonna clock 206k soon with original turbos and an unopened engine 😊

@Fatallica

6 ай бұрын

@@shaunkennedy174 that was what he had before this, an 01 F150 4.6 that he DROVE into the junkyard at 340k because he didnt want to replace the coil packs and decided it was time lmao. I think the yard owner bought it off him instead of scrapping it if im remembering correctly.

I have an Expedition L (Max here in Canada). I've had several people watch in wonder as I slide full sheets of drywall or plywood into it and casually close the tailgate. I can even get 14" lengths of trim in it if I work it right. Also tow a 27ft, 7200lb trailer (though I get HORRIBLE mileage doing, less than 8mpg) with family of 4, 2 big labs and our crap inside.

@pibblesnbits

6 ай бұрын

I have a 20 year old GMC Yukon, that I do the same thing with. Love the utility of that car.

@rorikkusu

6 ай бұрын

Unless you’re hauling gravel for a living, a big SUV will always have more space than an equivalent pickup truck, and you can actually use that space for other things that aren’t hauling stuff. Trucks are just so pointless for non commercial uses.

@AaronHendu

6 ай бұрын

14 inch lengths of trim? Wow. Impressive.

@thevanmancan4850

6 ай бұрын

It is also now dubbed the Expedition Max in the States.

@superfisher4379

6 ай бұрын

That's not really true. Modern crew cab half tons are basically suburbans with a bed. They are for people who need an SUV but a cargo space for dirty things. I would love a suburban but I can't put anything wet, dirty, greasy, smelly in the back of it.

the ending quote is just sublime. Thank you Mr. Regular. kinda needed to hear that.

@noah4822

6 ай бұрын

the problem with the mind set of "it's okay to be comfortable" is it lets people forget the fact it's often at other's expense in one way or another. no ethical consumption or something something

I work at a Ford Lincoln dealer on Long Island and everyone loves making sure you KNOW they have money. They aren't 'humble' like the "I'm not a rich man" guy with tons of rich people toys and a house on the long island sound. See you in the service department for your cam phasers ;)

@DaiAtlus79

6 ай бұрын

popular where i am with aspiring restaurateurs and retirees who have a lot of hidden wealth

@giggiddy

6 ай бұрын

Make no mistake. People that have stupid money, might drive one of these for the comfort and power. But they will get out wearing a t-shirt, gym shorts, and some boat shoes. They will not run their big stupid mouth like the clowns described here in the comments. When you have substantial wealth, you spend a lot of it trying to hide that fact, and trying to keep people from kidnapping your kids. You don't pull into an establishment talking loud and looking stupid. Thats for the Jersey/ Lauderdale posers and the ones with means laugh at their ignorance😅😅😅

@Poorgeniu5

6 ай бұрын

My dad was like that when he brought his 23' Acura MDX. Now he kinda regrets it as his co-workers and other employees are jealous, sometime he'll mention that he'll borrow my car to his job, lol.

@louiearmstrong

6 ай бұрын

@@DaiAtlus79 where I live these are driven mostly by middle-upper middle class boat or RV people who instinctively "buy American," OR rideshare and taxi drivers who want to charge more for luxury third rows. I did a search and see dealers selling 100-150k mile 2018 navigators for $20k

@Saml01

6 ай бұрын

They live on Long Island. It's hard not too.

I can totally relate to not wanting people to think I'm rich. I've got enough faults as it is, don't need people piling on because I have one nice thing.

@roddydykes7053

6 ай бұрын

And then they throw a large rock through your windshield when you have to park downtown overnight (happened to my ‘11 A5 lol)

A few years ago, we were stuck behind one of these that was stopped at an exit booth on the Central Florida Greeneway. The toll collector walked back to us and told us that we were going to have to back up and exit the SunPass lane because the Navigator's electrical system shut down and because the gear shifter is electric, they couldn't even put it in neutral to push it out of the way, so they were having to wait for a tow truck. Worse yet, I got charged a fee because I didn't have a SunPass.

@ThatsPety

6 ай бұрын

I am so sorry but that's fucking hilarious

I own a '19 Navigator in this spec. Thanks for pointing out it uses the same EcoBoost variant as the Raptor (not available in the Expedition until 2024 models). It embarrasses the GM V8 (Escalade, I'm looking at you) on power and MPG...and it takes regular gas (no premium required) as the cherry on top.

I think you're right - that quarter mile time suggests a power-to-weight comparable to a V6 Accord, which puts it just north of 500

@PenskePC17

3 ай бұрын

Thats a lot of power for something like this.

According to a quarter mile calculator 6800lbs takes ~468 wheel horsepower to get to a 14.2 quarter mile. I imagine the calculator is estimating some drag here too but yeah a big barn like this would have lots of drag, which would require even more power! I suspect you're right about it being underrated.

Ford dealer fleet tech here. We see those 3.5 liters BY THE HUNDREDS (although not for engine service) What you said about the engine isn’t particularly true. Anything breaks when you abuse it. We do oil changes by what the maintenance monitor calls for. Never seen any issues with oiling or anything like that.

@Madhouse_Media

3 ай бұрын

Everyone tells me the 3.5 is shit. But I have one with just over 200k and the engine is the one thing in the car that ISN'T giving me fits. 🤣

@PigglyWigglyDeluxe

3 ай бұрын

@@Madhouse_Media I’d be more inclined to believe a tech that works on them regularly over a person speaking from a single point of view of their one single individual vehicle they own. Then again, just about every tech will tell you everything everywhere every time is shit

@Madhouse_Media

Ай бұрын

@@PigglyWigglyDeluxe Pretty much why I ignore techs when I want to know about reliability. Ordinary people seem to think the 3.5 is trash, but here's mine, along with the three other Duratec V6 I had with almost a million miles between them. Then again, I actually maintain shit so what do I know? 🤣

Thank you for finally doing this one. My neighbor got rid of his Mercedes C-Class and got one of these. He's in construction and it makes perfect sense now.

@stephenmoutafis5587

6 ай бұрын

Ideal

2018 Navigator Reserve L: The car for dads suffering a mid life crisis while wanting luxury on a budget because his wife have spent money on fake coupons snipped from newspapers, while losing stocks to the stockbros

@DaiAtlus79

6 ай бұрын

exactly - ppl who brag about saving money on deals then piss that difference away on other financial decisions like overpaying for a trim level.

@Madhouse_Media

3 ай бұрын

If you want luxury on a budget, you're not looking at a Navigator. It probably won't cost as much to maintain or repair compared to something like a Range Rover (that's where the Ford underpinnings are a big plus), but you're still shelling out 75 grand or more.

@DaiAtlus79

3 ай бұрын

@@Madhouse_Media beyond cosmetics and a couple extras that you can still get in the explorer, a Navigator is just really a rebadge. same as Caddies over at GM theyre just a remix of an existing platform and not much more. Upkeep maybe isnt as bad but the sticker cost is about the same as that range rover.

@PenskePC17

3 ай бұрын

A budget? You should probably look up the msrp 😂

Why is it whenever some Auto Enthusiast talk about Lincolns and cadillacs, they always degrade them down to be nothing more than gussied up Fords and chevys, but call an Audi a gussied up Volkswagen, or call a Porsche 911 a Volkswagen Beetle with extra horses in its ass, and the same Auto Enthusiast snobs are damn near ready to burn you at the stake for daring to come for their precious European luxury name plates, because all they ever give anything European is reference and worship. I feel like no matter what Lincoln or Cadillac does, they really can't win for losing when it comes to these badge snobs. If they made more unique and premium products, but then slap on a more premium price tag, they would be considered far too extreme and pricey just because of the brand name ( look at reactions to the new Cadillac celestiq). But then, if they keep their products as being luxury versions of their more mainstream stablemates, but have more reasonable pricing, they get shot down for being cheap, warmed over excuses for luxury. They treat these Brands like GM and Ford should just give up and discontinue them, but then we'll gladly stand the line for the next BMW with a crappy overly plastic engine, worship the ground it leaks oil on, and vehemently defend its cheaper quality by swiping back with excuses like "but it's fast and handles well! I'd rather have an exciting car that needs fixing than a boring car that's built well!" I swear, some Auto enthusiasts' biases and hypocrisy knows no bounds.

@bobsteve4812

6 ай бұрын

The issue is it’s not like the American makes are built BETTER than the European ones. Tho I will agree even if the American makes made great cars they would prob still be made fun of because of their past of making garbage cars.

@pontiacGXPfan

6 ай бұрын

for your end statement, Toyota is the worst of both

@GlennDavidson

6 ай бұрын

I guess you have to figure out where a brand is just sharing parts and platform, and where it becomes more like badge engineering. It's not like non-US brands don't get pilloried for the same thing among auto-snobs, though it might not be so visible to the US market. Look at how Toyota's new Supra was greeted because it was based on the BMW Z4, or the Mazda Miata-derived Fiat Spider 124 before that. Though calling a 911 a Beetle with extra horses is stretching an analogy to breaking point - I'm pretty sure they share nothing in common bar maybe some financing details :D

@TheGoddamnBacon

5 ай бұрын

"Worship the ground it leaks oil on" got a good laugh out of me. Well written.

@brockfilmzinc1

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@bobsteve4812Europe has made garbage cars back then, they make garbage cars now.

I used to work as a salesman at Lincoln when these came out in 2018 down here in Florida. During covid we had to deliver almost all the cars personally and it was always such a nice drive.

As a Lincoln owner myself, you've described me and my overall thoughts perfectly in regard to other people and the car itself, well done lol. I'm not a rich man, I like how comfortable the seats are, and I'm perpetually waiting for its Fordness to show. Well, my car is a 2010 and I take good care of my Ecoboost engine, at 165,000 miles now and it's only just now starting to show its Ford foot.

@Madhouse_Media

3 ай бұрын

Just remember... When it's Fordness starts to show, it isn't going to cost you as much to repair those super common Ford components. Can't say the same thing about a Benz or a Land Rover.

@man_on_wheelz

3 ай бұрын

@@Madhouse_Media Oh I know… when I was looking for this car I could’ve opted for a BMW 7-Series for around the same price, and I really like the 7-series with the doctored up Bangel Butt! But I kept in mind the repair cost and steered well clear of it.

This was one of the best videos in a while and its crazy how much these depricate from 90-40k yet still having Mercedes level luxury

@bassandtrebleclef

5 ай бұрын

yeah, but it's not a mercedes. it's a Ford. With Ford levels of engineering. Nice interior though.

@sfish6

5 ай бұрын

@bassandtrebleclef very true, I'm not sure how reliable the engine and transmission are but everything on the inside is great

@brockfilmzinc1

5 ай бұрын

⁠@@bassandtrebleclefIronic you say, because Mercedes has literally the lowest depreciation and resale value ever, for their level of engineering …

@superleggera1900

5 ай бұрын

Interior looks nice when new but doesn't age very well, 30-40k miles and the leather is shiny, the plastics are scratched up, and there are creaks. Definitely a car you lease, or sell after a few years.

I find Naviator`s design a bit more clean and classy over say like Escalade`s, so i kinda like it more.

That second to last sentence nearly made me cry. You’re a wonderful writer.

The perfect ride for the guy who wanted a Raptor but got veto'd because the seats were too stiff for their partner

I wasn't aware that PennDOT now administered driver license tests, as when I passed my test over 40 years ago they were still given at the State Police barracks. That said, it was exactly the same thing you describe; people who were nervous about flunking in Berks County would sometimes be given the advice to have Mom drive them up past the Regular Car Reviews Tennis Club to Schuylkill County where the troopers were said to be "nicer". P.S. -5pts spelling for "Navagator" in the thumbnail ;-)

@LimitedTimeRoman

6 ай бұрын

As a Berks County resident who had many friends do just this, the accuracy is astounding 😂

That oil thing is from the idle habit people have with lack of an oil cooler I'll bet.

The ending was excellent, love the feeling of melancholy mixed with nostalgia for things I’ve never done. If someone isn’t from America and wants to understand why we buy what we buy, and how those purchases make us feel, watch RCR episodes with very American cars. Comfort, size, anti-elitism, wealth born from good choices, pride of our past, all of it. Whether true or not, most of us feel that way, and when you step into a Yukon Denali, a Navigator, an Escalade, a town car, pickups, most Americans understand it. Even if it’s not their style or preference. RCR reminds me of our different, very silly, American car choices, and that I like the people who drive them.

I'm sorry, I just can't help but think "ooo, someone called a *fancy* Uber!"

"Its essentially a car for drunk drivers" Now that's what I call Marketing

only RCR could deliver such introspective philosophy with a chapter titled "my pants"

Great summation, Mr. Regular. And a good thought for throughout the new year. BE well!

I work at a Ford dealership, the "I'm not a rich man" guy is on par with 4 of the guys I work with, and one of them has a Navigator, one has a loaded Expedition, the other two have Limited F-150 pickups lmao

Honestly? This is the review I've been looking for - as a dad, with two kids, wife wanting two more, and a dog, this would be perfect. I'd happily throw whatever I wanted in the back, while pulling project cars home with it.

My family have a loaded Aviator and they are exactly the type of owner you’re describing

we had a 2015 navigator that we got with 55k miles. that we put 100k miles on in about 2.5 yeas and we loved it. the turbos blew under warranty and both front window regulators went but warranty covered it and we ran that car hard.

Definitely stepped up the production, cheers!

Possibly my favourite intro dialog you've ever done. Fantastic.

Youre one of the few youtubers who makes their ads enjoyable. Actually considering getting a factor subscription. Im 25 and this gut isnt getting any smaller 😅

Another interesting video and analysis, I always wondered about how the Navigator was created.

I was a valet for 21 years until last month. I’ll say this about Lincoln - I’ve driven a lot of them. In all sorts of condition. Not one was uncomfortable. Even the ‘66 Continental - I was uncomfortable driving it in downtown San Francisco because I couldn’t see if I was inside my lane, but the seats and suspension were still comfortable.

2018 Lincoln Navigator Reserve L: The official car of "You know, I was top sh*t 20 years ago. Money, hookers, blow, you name it. Those were the days partying with Limp Bizkit and the guy from Smashmouth. Stick around and I can fire up my PS1 and play some Tony Hawk. Hey...where are you going???"

@Realwessharpe

6 ай бұрын

Sounds like your average Xavier alum

@gedaman

6 ай бұрын

That sounds like a cool dude to hang out with? BTW, WTF 😳 happened to Fred Durst? He looks totally different now! 😅

Nice review! We already knew about the vehicle; now we know about the buyer.

I was waiting for Mr. Regular to make the 'see you in the hood' remark. On the other hand, you can do Uber Black with this, to make that 'side income hustle', when the stocks stop 'stock-ing'.

Thanks, you have a nice week too Mr. Regular Cars.

Beautiful interior, that leather looks high quality. Too bad they don’t put one of their V8 engines in it.

@kain0m

6 ай бұрын

Apart from the buttons already being worn through at 63,000 miles... Such a joke

@majist0

6 ай бұрын

That piano black is the opposite of beautiful. Fingerprints everywhere.

@stephenmoutafis5587

6 ай бұрын

Its fords idea of luxury

@planej6315

6 ай бұрын

Really? The leather was my least favorite part. Looks kinda like plastic with its sheen. I wish they'd get this right like the Germans. Other than that it's a fairly nice looking interior

@Eatinbritches

6 ай бұрын

Really doesn't need a V8 from the sounds of things. She sure does hustle for a hefty girl

Love the closing comments on this. Great advice for anyone!

Love my 2010 expedition EL. The 5.4 3v takes precautionary maintenance but not bad.

@HAL-dm1eh

3 ай бұрын

Change that oil! And I'd change those tensioners at 60K miles whether they needed it or not.

My sister used to own one of these. Fantastic barge. Her husband needed something to write off on taxes.

Thanks Mr. R. Have a nice week too.

7:40… “When’s it gonna turn into a FORD?” The moment it hits 100k miles.

Been a while since YT has recommended any of your content. Nice to see one about a Lincoln Navigator

@LimitedTimeRoman

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, it's been kind of annoying that the algorithm just doesn't show people our stuff. But I also kind of get it, since we're not exactly the most advertiser/algo-friendly channel on here 😂 But that's why the people who click the bell and show up here every Monday mean more than ever. I really love my job, and seeing people still showing up at all is so cool. I'll never stop being grateful.

@Low760

6 ай бұрын

You should subscribe!

I worked as a salesman at a Ford Lincoln dealership during the 08 market crash. The GM would drive one as his demo, because we were always required to have one on site or on order but we sold 2 a year. As long as he had one, we didn’t have to order another one and we could mark it down to move it out.

That new Road Glide CVO going by at the end was nice!

Now this is the RCR we love and the RCR we want. Yes please.

Its so nice, my mkz really made me love lincolns, i have an 08 hope to get a newer one someday. Prob gonna get a 22 hrv until then though, i need something better on gas atm 😅

I left Pennsylvania when I was 8 years old and Wawa was my favorite treat after school, an adult now living in LA, hearing they took away my favorite sandwich? UNFORGIVABLE!

I would to see you tackle the VW Atlas next. I've seen a *lot* of those on the road lately! Might be worthy to call it... "A regular car" 😁

It’s perfect vehicle to drive people to the airport

@urgetodrive

6 ай бұрын

bingo! I have one in my 'black car' fleet and passengers love it.

My old boss got an Expedition Max, pretty optioned out but no 4WD. Fucker was FAST for a 3 ton brick with that ecoboost

I work at an AAMCO Transmissions shop and we see 2-3 of these on a weekly basis

@iPhoneAppReviewer

6 ай бұрын

Ford not recalling the CDF drum on the 10R80 should be a crime.

As an european i gotta say i've always liked these. Very american, but not as insane as navigators

This sounds like the kind of vehicle RCR would drive.

@Cursalock

5 ай бұрын

You can’t bolt a solid steel roof rack directly into the frame of this thing and the engine wasn’t developed in 2001, so probably not.

The Jersey plates are icing on the cake.

15:00 -- 15:39 is the most important piece of advice you will hear as we close out 2023.

What always pissed me off was that Lincoln never tried to put the power that the Escalade had, in the navigator. They had it but never used it.

@Madhouse_Media

3 ай бұрын

Well, Lincoln isn't pretending to be a performance brand like Cadillac has been for the last 20 years or so. But still. In a vehicle this size I don't think anyone is going to complain about more power.

Mr Reg, thanks for your wisdom @ 15:15 .... and the car review, too.

My favorite intro in a long time

I’ve never noticed that these had push button transmissions! I mean it makes sense with the Lincoln Continental of the same year having that feature. I guess I always assumed these had the Ford shift knob like in a Fusion, or a console shift like in an F-150

Most luxurious anything Mr Regular has ever reviewed

I wonder how Mr. Regular would roast the Chrysler Aspen.

@TheDGeneration

6 ай бұрын

Well you’d have to find one that’s still on the road….

@jessebrook1688

6 ай бұрын

@@TheDGeneration I saw one the other day. It had aged like a 300C of equivalent age. The verdigris under the chromed wheels, missing fender liners and copious dents, the Hemi badge on the back just about to rust off. I already don't see any Durangos from that era.

I'm jealous of the SKA license plate. PICK IT UP!!!

Love seated heats that also message you.

13:24 The reference was for Johnnie Walker Black Label whiskey.

Absolute heater upload

good review

Let's not forget the short-lived Chrysler Aspen

thank you mr rcr i will have a nice week

Luxury cars ALWAYS depreciate like no tommorow. Mainly due to more to go wrong along with high running costs like insurance etc. My advice. Buy a cheap 7-10 year old luxury car - checking ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING, but fir god sake- treat it like "bangernomics" Sell it after a year before the money pit forms!

@Realwessharpe

6 ай бұрын

*Lexus has entered the chat to prove this wrong

@LG123ABC

6 ай бұрын

I kind of agree with you. I like to pick them up around 5 years old and then drive them until the wheels fall off. Never really had one turn into a money pit yet (knock on wood).

@orderofmagnitude-TPATP

6 ай бұрын

@@Realwessharpe always exceptions to the rule....

@orderofmagnitude-TPATP

6 ай бұрын

@@LG123ABC good on you my guy. Keep it that way. The trick is - not to fall in love with said vehicle.

@bobsteve4812

6 ай бұрын

@@orderofmagnitude-TPATPTbh there is a lot more nuance. With makes like the aforementioned Lexus or brands like Acura or certain years/models of even some German makes u can have a great car. It’s just kind of reductive to say luxury cars turn into money pits when just about ANY car made in the last 5-10 years likely shares most parts with their corporate ‘luxury’ sibling.

The official car of.... Uh.... Navigation...!

I coulda sworn the original thumbnail said “navagator” instead of navigator earlier today

Great review. Honestly just a Ford EcoVan with a tux and bow-tie, a varsity quarterback at the prom. Too bad Lincoln doesn't make a sedan version of this.

@bwofficial1776

6 ай бұрын

Lincoln made the Continental and nobody bought it.

Hell yeah, new car review.

@stevecooper7883

6 ай бұрын

It's Monday again!

If Karens had their own grand wizard I imagine this is what they'd drive

@Trussme96

6 ай бұрын

The Grand Wizard of Karens will always drive an Audi

@CalvinJGreen

6 ай бұрын

Check what Elizabeth Warren drives and let's find out 😂.

@LG123ABC

6 ай бұрын

@@Trussme96I thought it was the Porsche Cayenne.

@Vonwafenburg

6 ай бұрын

Definitely a Cayenne or Q7 that the husband paid for

@ThatsPety

6 ай бұрын

Nah that honor belongs to the cayenne

That interior really does look nice by any standard.

This script is a top ten for me. Laughing my ass off. Good job guys

Never change, Mr. R.

We rented a expedition recently and maaan that ecoboost aint no joke

@stevecooper7883

6 ай бұрын

They really push those engines for horsepower! Makes me doubt the longevity of them though

The scariest thought is a soccer mom driving this thing while staring at her cell phone

If i see that on the jobsite I know the owner is there, baller

Fun fact in the Lincoln navigator the little cubby hole closest to the driver is for his Kimber 1911

"pouring one out for the flipper zero. Scamming MFF and Lincoln dealerships alike"

I have a Gen 1 3.5 ecoboost in my 2011 F150 - 206K miles with oil change semi synthetic at 4K intervals. No issues :)

RCR giving me life lessons on a cool af monday. Noice.

I rather like the looks of these Lincoln Navigators and they drive nice as well. Thank you for reviewing one of these. It is a bummer to hear that the engine on these is so temperamental and that it was not designed better. I seriously doubt any rental car company with these Lincolns is doing oil changes that frequently.

The Lincoln has the raptor engine and it’s 450 hp

5:33 the Lincoln Town car (and I think older Continentals sat 6. Also, It looks like that Navi seats 7.

Holly shit! The Canyonero F Series is a real thing.

I really didnt get past the Kissinger bit. Brilliant!

8:14 The Delco pronunciation of "ass" is forever burned into my brain, thanks CKY crew

My WWII vet grandpa that drove semis and did construction work bought one of these

I have one of these. Mine has had nothing but issues, it’s comfy. But with only 68k miles on it it’s already had to have the engine completely rebuilt due to lifter failure. The reverse camera has been replaced 3 times and the lower control arms 2 times. Don’t buy one. The windshield is a rock magnet I’ve had to replace the whole thing like 6 times.

@mdx_vr

6 ай бұрын

The car is great the powertrain is not. It’s faster than it has any reason to be, but the engine is problematic.