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Lincoln Navigator Prices Paid and Buying Experience
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Anyway, enjoy. It's one nice ride.
$3000.00 in rebates. What do you think???
2006 2wd Cashmere tricoat with Elite Package and second row bench
$1200 drive off, $726.36 for 36 month and 15K a year. There is somekind of special for the first 200 Navigators sold in Southern California region.
Where would I start looking into buying the parts to convert our 2003 Navigator and remove the console?
Our Navigator only has 22,000 miles and we'd be taking a steep hit ust to get the third seat although with three kids in cars seats I'm taking a strong beating from the wife to make a change.
I was hoping to be able to work with the parts counter and buy the seat but they were no help and in fact gave BS info because they did not want to be bothered.
Info Please :-)
Dave
Why not contact some wrecking yards? There were only 2 interior colors so your chances of finding the right one are good. Although I think there were a lot more console 2nd rows, you still might find what you're looking for. Pull all the mounting hardware too.
Also, you could try wrecked Expeditions. Seats would look diff, but would be functional.
Thanks!
Thank you!
Why dont u sell it yourself?
paid $33,855. I'm from Boston,Ma can anyone tell me if I could have done better?
thanks
-Premium Audio
-Rear Entertainment Sys
-Power Liftgate
-Power 3rd row
-40/20/40 2nd row bench
-Merlot Paint Job
-Dove Pearl Leather
-Tow Package
Too much to list, all options except Navigation sys.
Got it for $26,000 46,000 miles.
Good deal or not? I thought so
As the owner since new of an '04 Ultimate w/everything except power running boards I think u folks both made a great decision and paid a fair price. I think you'll both love your Navs. We love ours. (It's Merlot and Dove Greay also.)
Sure, we wish the mpg was a bit better, but it's not that much worse than a Mountaineer would've been and the Nav is a lot bigger. I towed a Toy Hauler RV trailer from Ca to Kentucky and back with mine last year and it was a great trip. Couldn't have done it with a Mountaineer.
IOW, Enjoy!
Really like the vehicle so far.
I was looking at purchasing a 2007 and thought that I could get some recent ideas about prices from this website but it seems from the lack of interest that no one bargains for the 07 Navigator.
We didn't have much time to do a reseach on this car.
16,000 miles 06 limited edition navigator paid $39,000.
No trade in. Any opinion appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
I think I did pretty well on this lease.......I'm happy with it. I originally was not even looking at Navigators and fell into this one. I was orginally looking at Mountaineers, Explorers, Pathfinders, Armada's. I found nothing under $440 with tax with about $1500 total out of pocket for a 24 mo. lease.
This is what I bought last week, S. Fl. dealer:
2008 Navigator 2x4,
24 mo. lease
MSRP 43,508
invoice 37,503
residual 28,706
lease rate .25
money out of pocket $3700 (about 1500 more than I would I liked but, it includes taxes, fees, title, 1st month etc.)
trade in value $1200
Monthly payment $399 with tax
I have the X plan but it didn't help much because the deal they were running was lower than the X can offer, although they credited me $200 for having it.
It's a gorgeous ride, I'm very happy with it. After going around from dealer to dealer for a week, I had enough. So......what do you think? Thanks in advance!
The Navigators MSRP is: $48,655; all other figures are accurate. Thanks again!
it doesn't have DVD, Navigation system,sirius/THX.
I will pay for it (if I'm getting a good deal), not financing.
It has all the other bells and whistles.
I'm buying so we can transport 4 adults & 4 kids comfortably on road trips & outings...any and all help is greatly appreciated!
After it was all said n done, with them paying off the balance on my old truck (owed 5K) I ended up getting a fully loaded 06 Navigator on Weld 22's (new tires) for 23,500.00 43K on the odometer. The truck is flawless though (looks new in and out).
I think I might have paid a little too much due to the mileage? How bad did I do.
RD
2005 - 39k miles Sliver, with Elite package: $ 22,495
2007 - 30k miles, Black, with Elite package and 20" wheels: $29,950
2008 - ? miles, White, with Elite package, $ 34,951
2008 - 125 miles (demo, boss drove), Silver with everything: $39,816
Picked up a White 07 Fully loaded with 20", Nav, THX, Elite package with 32k miles on it for 29k. Just came in for a lease, cleaned up and in my driveway within 4 hours of being returned. Rich client drove away the very same vehicle 09. I talked to him and he paid 65k for the 07 about 18 months ago.
This is one nice ride. Traded in my 99 that had 104k miles on it. Got 3k for that. Deal or no deal, I am a happy camper! In fact I got 20 mpg on it which is almost more that I get with my MKZ!
They have made several improvements and the ride is much quieter. Go out and get yours before the 08's are gone.
We are looking to purchase the exact same vehicle... That is a great price!!! Which dealership did you purchase your vehicle through? We also live in So. Cal.
THANKS!
Kristen
For So. Cal. I know Galpin is a large volume dealer and maybe they can get close. If not, it is certainly worth the drive to save the $$$ I saved. Additionally, the 08 use regular gas in lieu of the premium that my 06 Nav took so I save $6-9 per fill up, a nice bonus.
I'm aware that Lincoln shut down production at the original plant and is restarting at a different location - any concerns about that re-start?
My question is how do I go about determining a fair price for "demo" vehicles? The dealer went on about how it had never been titled, and they were legally allowed to sell or lease it as new. They said they wanted to get A-plan pricing for it (minus any applicable rebates, etc), which strikes me as very high for what amounts to a one-year old vehicle, especially considering that I can get A-plan from my step dad.
Is there a standard rate or formula for determining depreciation of such a vehicle? Any help is greatly appreciated!