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Fuel Economy
14 combined mpg
Horsepower
300 hp
Seating
8
Cargo Volume
103.5 cu ft
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2007 Lincoln Navigator Review

KBB Editors

Updated December 23, 2019

Our editors drive and evaluate hundreds of new cars every single year, turning thousands of miles and countless hours behind the wheel into helpful reviews, ratings, and comparisons. They also have lives outside of work, or so they think. You’d be surprised what you can learn by hauling a dirt bike, hunting for a wayward sippy cup, or just packing the trunk full of groceries.

Pros

If you’re looking for a big, roomy, highly capable hauler that’s as quiet, comfortable and civilized as most luxury sedans, you have two logical choices. This one competes well with its Cadillac counterpart in most ways and beats it in some.

Cons

If your needs do not require a large, truck-based SUV (e.g. for heavy hauling and towing), or your tastes and budget don’t lead you toward the high-buck luxury-end of this segment or you prefer something smaller and more fuel efficient, you’ll be happier with a car-based "crossover," or CUV.

What's New?

Some may question why Ford is introducing new full-size truck-based Ford Expeditions and Lincoln Navigators when the U.S. market for big SUVs is shrinking due to high gas prices. But there is no suitable replacement for folks who need to carry a lot of people and cargo in weather- and theft-protected security and be able to tow those heavier trailer loads.

When Lincoln launched its original Navigator it was America’s first full-size luxury SUV. GM soon retaliated with a Chevy Tahoe-based Cadillac Escalade and has followed with much-improved second- and third-generation Escalades since then. Now Lincoln is fighting back with this significantly improved new Navigator, which trails in power but boasts some advantages over the 2007 Escalade, including its second- and third-row seats. Both rows fold flat into the floor, and the segment-exclusive Powerfold feature flattens the back row at the touch of a button.

2007 Lincoln Navigator Pricing

2007 Lincoln Navigator pricing starts at $4,818 for the Navigator Luxury Sport Utility 4D, which had a starting MSRP of $49,475 when new. The range-topping 2007 Navigator Luxury Sport Utility 4D starts at $4,818 today, originally priced from $49,475.

Original MSRP
KBB Fair Purchase Price (national avg.)
$49,475
$4,818

The Kelley Blue Book Fair Purchase Price for any individual used vehicle can vary greatly according to mileage, condition, location, and other factors. The prices here reflect what buyers are currently paying for used 2007 Lincoln Navigator models in typical condition when purchasing from a dealership. These prices are updated weekly.

Driving the Lincoln Navigator

This new Navigator boasts an all-new stiffer structure and new fully independent front and rear suspensions. Monotube shocks all around improve ride and enable more precise tuning, while a new variable-boost power steering pump reduces low-speed effort and improves higher-speed feel and feedback. The Navigator is rock solid yet surprisingly agile and comfortable on the road, even on rough surfaces. Performance is more than adequate, and the new larger brakes haul it down with authority and improved pedal feel thanks to a dual-bore master cylinder. The extra-long L version feels heavier (because it is), yet drives "smaller" than it looks. Both are uncannily quiet inside due to a new acoustic windshield, thicker side glass and increased insulation throughout.

Interior Comfort

The Navigator’s ultra-quiet, leather-lined cabin is divided by a "flow-through" center console that sweeps up into rectangular "eyebrows" that frame both sides of the dash. The instrument bezels, "inspired by popular rectangular fashion eyewear," have a ’50s retro look. The real wood trim is a choice of dark ebony or light "Anigre," with adjacent panels "bookmatched" to precisely align the grains, while the accents are satin nickel and chrome. The seats are soft but supportive, the fits, finishes and craftsmanship befit a fine luxury automobile and the gorgeous four-spoke leather and wood steering wheel with audio, climate and cruise control buttons on its spokes is shared with Lincoln’s new MKZ sedan and MKX crossover.

Exterior Styling

This truck is about as big, bold and flashy as they come. It begins with a large retro (from the 1960s) cross-hatch Lincoln grille between huge high-intensity discharge (HID) headlamps. Below it, the pattern is repeated in a second full-width grille with fog lamps near its corners, and you can order a big chrome hood cap above it. Chrome strips highlight the beltlines and wide chrome trim decorates the lower doors. Standard wheels are 18-inch machined aluminum, with chrome wheels optional. New Lincoln sedan-like taillamps wrap around the rear corners and well into the liftgate.

Favorite Features

Power running boards
This truck is tall enough that most folks will find running boards useful for climbing in and out. These optional power-deploying units present themselves when any side door is opened and retreat neatly out of sight when all doors are closed.

Powerfold third-row seats
Standard on the top-line Ultimate model, this handy feature turns the 60/40 split back row into a flat load floor at the touch of a button.

Standard Features

The 2007 Navigator’s standard feature load is generous. Among the major items are automatic high-intensity discharge headlamps, leather-covered seats with 10-way front power adjustment and memory, fold-flat 60/40 split third-row seat, dual-zone automatic air conditioning with rear controls, remote keyless entry with illuminated driver’s door keypad, power heated and folding outside mirrors, power adjustable pedals, reverse sensing system, power rear quarter windows, premium audiophile sound system with six-disc in-dash CD changer and MP3 jack, running boards and a six-speed automatic transmission. Standard safety features include AdvanceTrac with Roll Stability Control (RSC), four-wheel anti-lock disc brakes (ABS), dual-stage front air bags, seat-mounted side airbags and three-row side-curtain airbags with roll-fold technology.

Factory Options

The top-level Navigator Ultimate adds a power liftgate, power moonroof, heated and cooled front seats and the Powerfold third-row seat. Additional options include voice-activated DVD navigation, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, rear-seat DVD entertainment system, 40/20/40 split bench second seat, a cargo management system, a Lincoln Soundmark THX II-certified ultra-premium audio system, power-deployed running boards, Class IV trailer towing package and chrome aluminum wheels.

Engine & Transmission

The 2007 Navigator is powered by a SOHC 5.4-liter V8 that delivers a smooth 300 horsepower and 365 pound-feet of torque through a six-speed automatic transmission. The available four-wheel drive uses a two-speed transfer case with optional electronic shift-on-the-fly capability. In low range it shifts the engine’s electronic throttle control to a special off-road calibration for more precise torque management in the worst conditions, such as climbing hills under slippery conditions.

5.4-liter V8
300 horsepower @ 5000 rpm
365 lb.-ft. of torque @ 3750 rpm
EPA city/highway fuel economy: 13/18 (2WD); N/A (4WD)


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Value
4.6
Performance
4.7
Quality
4.6
Comfort
4.8
Reliability
4.6
Styling
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Lincolnator
9/7/2022
Good, safe, comfortable car
Pros

fun, safe, great interior

Cons

mileage is not great

It was a great car, we enjoyed it from the beginning and we were sad to let it go but it was easy to get a value from the online "Kelly Blue Book" Thank you for the help!

Value
5.0
Performance
4.0
Quality
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Reliability
4.0
Styling
4.0
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CA
7/29/2018
Great reliable SUV
Pros

Very reliable, large and comfortable

Cons

fuel economy (but for its size its not bad)

I dont normally keep cars this long but we have two SUVs now that we just cant justify selling - an Acura MDX and Lincoln Navigator. The Navigator turned out to be extremely reliable, granted it was maintained very well. Even with almost 168k miles it still feels like a fairly new car, drives great and interior quality must be good as the leather wouldnt look out of place in a car with 50k miles. At 167k miles we had to replace the radiator but that and a power seat motor are the only non-routine maintenance repairs that were ever done in over 10 years and 168k miles. We have newer cars too and Ill admit it doesnt accelerate as quick as our new Volvo SUV but it isnt too far behind and it is very quite and smooth. The fuel economy is reasonable for a large SUV (on highway trips I can still average over 20 mpg). I really like the new Navigators but for almost 100k for a new Navigator L with all the toys its hard to justify selling this Navigator and spending that much money when this one still looks good, drives great and has not all but a lot of the toys a new one would have. This is a great vehicle for anyone looking for a large reliable SUV.

Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Quality
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Reliability
5.0
Styling
5.0
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Todd
8/21/2015
I love My Navigator
Pros

lots of room, plenty of cup holders, stylish

Cons

there is some blind spots

I bought my Navigator just over 2 years ago. It had 67000 miles on it when I bought it...it now has 90000 miles on it. This vehicle lives in the garage and I baby it everyday. It has all the bells and whistles except 4wd. It has all the power I need and great towing. I've been to Tennessee ,Florida, Louisiana, Alabama with my family and never had any problems. It rides really good with the air suspension. It looks awesome with the wood grain and leather seats, and just enough crome to turn heads. I had to replace the back hatch motor...other than that, I will have this vehicle years to come.

Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Quality
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Reliability
5.0
Styling
5.0
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Gjc57
6/19/2015
Love this vehicle.. Looking to buy a new navagator
Pros

Great vehicle and reliable.

Love this vehicle. I want a new navigator with more safety features and better gas mileage. I was hoping to get a better trade in than $15,000. I will keep my 2007 a while longer..

Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Quality
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Reliability
5.0
Styling
4.0
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Me
11/1/2014
Best vehicle ever

Like driving your sofa

Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Quality
5.0
Comfort
5.0
Reliability
5.0
Styling
5.0
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Pimom
10/2/2014
had no trouble at all

awesome vehicle, just wanted something smaller

Value
5.0
Performance
5.0
Quality
5.0
Comfort
5.0
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5.0
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4.0
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2007 Lincoln Navigator Depreciation

A 2007 Lincoln Navigator has depreciated $1,925 or 32% in the last 3 years and has a current resale value of $3,973 and trade-in value of $1,205.

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2007 Lincoln Navigator Annual Depreciation

Year
Vehicle Depreciation*
Resale Value
Trade-In Value
2022
$1,931
$5,898
$2,648
2023
$160
$5,738
$2,312
2024
$890
$4,848
$1,463
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$875
$3,973
$1,205
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Specifications

Fuel Economy
City 12 mpg/Hwy 17 mpg/Comb 14 mpg
Fuel Type
Gas
Basic Warranty
4 years or 50000 miles
Max Seating
8
Horsepower
300 @ 5000 RPM
Cargo Space
103.5 cu.ft.

Dimensions, Weights & Capacities

Curb Weight
6070 lbs.
EPA Passenger
157.2 cu.ft.
EPA Total Interior
175.5 cu.ft.
Fuel Capacity
28.0 gallons
Front Head Room
39.6 inches
Front Leg Room
41.2 inches
Max Seating Capacity
8
Minimum Ground Clearance
9.4 inches
Overall Length
208.4 inches
Front Shoulder Room
63.3 inches
Towing Capacity, Maximum
8750 lbs.
Trunk or Cargo Capacity
103.5 cu.ft.
Turning Diameter
40.8 feet
Wheel Base
119.0 inches
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR)
7800 lbs.
Payload Capacity
1725 lbs.
Width with mirrors
91.8 inches

Exterior

Alloy Wheels
Available
Moon Roof/Sun Roof
Available
Number of Doors
4 doors
Privacy Glass
Available
Roof Rails
Available

Fuel Economy

City
12 mpg
Highway
17 mpg
Combined
14 mpg

Mechanical

Drivetrain
4WD
Transmission Type
Automatic
Recommended Fuel
Regular

Performance

Horsepower
300 @ 5000 RPM
Torque
365 @ 3750 rpm
Engine
V8, 5.4 Liter

Warranty

Basic
4 years / 50000 miles
Powertrain
6 years / 70000 miles
Corrosion
5 years / Unlimited miles

Entertainment

  • DVD Entertainment System
  • MP3 Player
  • Premium Radio
  • CD Player

Interior

  • Power Windows
  • Tilt Steering Wheel

Seating

  • Leather Seats
  • Dual Power Front Seats
  • Power Driver's Seat

Technology

  • Cruise Control
  • Hands Free Phone
  • Navigation System

2007 Lincoln Navigator Safety

2007 Lincoln Navigator Safety Technology

  • Child Door Locks
  • Child Seat Anchors
  • Rear Side Airbag
  • Stability Control
  • Traction Control
  • Front Side Airbag
  • Rear Parking Sensors
Not Available

Crash Test Rating

Provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Driver Front
5.0
Passenger Front
5.0
Rollover Rating
4.0

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2007 Lincoln Navigator Rankings

FAQs

Is the 2007 Lincoln Navigator a good vehicle?

Yes, the 2007 Lincoln Navigator is a good car. Its Kelley Blue Book rating of 0 out of 5 is within 10% of our average rating.

What is the MPG for a 2007 Lincoln Navigator?

The 2007 Lincoln Navigator is rated to return city/highway fuel economy of 12/17 mpg.

How much should a 2007 Lincoln Navigator cost?

Used 2007 Lincoln Navigator prices currently range from $4,818 for the Luxury Sport Utility 4D to $4,818 for the Luxury Sport Utility 4D when purchasing from a dealership, depending on a range of factors like equipment, mileage, and condition.

What's the cheapest Lincoln Navigator?

The cheapest 2007 Lincoln Navigator is the Luxury Sport Utility 4D, with a Kelley Blue Book Fair Purchase Price of $4,818.

Is the 2007 Lincoln Navigator reliable?

The 2007 Lincoln Navigator is part of the 3rd-generation Navigator, which our owners give an above-average reliability rating of 4.6 out of 5.

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