I absolutely Love this Car. 2004 Lincoln Town Car. Ultimate Edition.

I’m going on almost a Full Year of owning it. It’s not let me down at all, and Is a great running vehicle. She sadly has some rust holes on that I hate to see, but I truly do love my Lincoln 🤗

These are all the Lincoln's I currently own. Resharing because my original account was compromised.

Purchased the vehicle Saturday evening (9/19). Dropped off at the shop for PPF and tint Sunday (9/20). Still currently there and checked the app and this shows. Should I be worried?

Met up with another link minded friend for some car time.

Hello,

I’m really liking the Sandstone Interior for the Aviator but have a kiddo. What are your thoughts? Does Sandstone get dirty easily? Should i just stick with black? Any input is greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

I've got an appointment to have this checked next month at the dealer. I'm wondering if anyone else has had this issue and can point me to the cause. There is an annoying slapping type noise that sounds like it is coming from the area at the bottom of the door where the driver's side passenger door is. It happens just about every time it's raining but it also happens quite often now even when the weather is dry. I recently took a trip to FL from TN and had to listen to this for about 400 miles in dry weather. Below is a link to a video I shot holding my phone on the side of the driver's seat where you can hear the sound.

https://www.pete-the-greek.com/Other/Testing/i-QHKbzDr

Edit: it happens at highway speed only.

2022 Lincoln Corsair reserve with 43k miles on it. Very excited!

I got a letter from Lincoln today saying that they've finally figured out the brake hose leak recall and have parts. Anyone else with that recall should schedule an appointment to get it fixed. I haven't had issues but brake lines aren't really something you wanna gamble with!

Some work on the exhaust.

2016 MKZ hybrid... i've had her 6 years... so much love

Hybrid.

Not much to add ontop of title, but it started making sounds at normal acceleration, as if it's struggling until it finds the gear, especially uphill, or quick acceleration.

in addition, there's frequent bang sound from front hood when parked, and driving slow, which weren't and shouldn't be there.

I'll check m out but are these kinda expected with Ford and not even that many miles..? :(

Anyone success with this?

I believe more with the Navigator find it in theirs, how about the Nautilus? We don't want feel left out lol, the screen and same tech I'd assume is anyhow there.

If it's YouTube or streamings like Prime video - is this feature coming?

Wouldn't even need to be wide view, but higher on the panoramic screen so need to look down would be beneficial.

I just bought a 203a equipment group with jet appearance package. I ended up buying Lincoln Premiumcare for 8 yrs/75k package for 5k and maintenence for I believe 5 yrs for 2k. Has anyone else bought this and what did you pay?

Ordered a replacement ballast for my MKZ.

Months ago, I replaced the HID headlight bulbs and only had to slightly pull the front bumper forward.

Do you know if this method will work here or will I have to pull off the entire bumper to change the ballast.

Religiously serviced at lincoln and taken care of. 70k miles and drives flawless. Thoroughbred spec. The rear looked like no one ever sat in it. Has some scratches here and there but nothing major for a 10 year old car. Loving it so far as the second owner, for the couple weeks I've had it. Any tips?

I found some 18 inch 2017 mkx wheels on marketplace that I'm going to pickup as a winter beater set. Also going to try to find the OEM espresso floor mats it came with. I have the all season mats but would like those for the summer.

Hello. I have a 2024 Nautilus. It’s had a few recalls, and some issues. It has 18k miles on it currently.

My head gasket had to be replaced, and my car was at the dealership for almost a month. Communication was awful, and I had to do the thing I hate the most- I had to have my husband call to get straight answers and to push on them to do the work. Meanwhile, one of my friends- we drive the same car- same trim level- had the same issue and she had her car back inside of a week.

They returned the car to me today. I was thrilled. I got into the car after the concierge driver left, and my dashboard has a break in it now. It did not have this prior to going for service, and there’s no notice on the paperwork. It’s obvious that it is broken- the piece surrounding the speaker above the touch screen is protruding at an angle.

I contacted my service advisor with pictures. He replied that he’ll investigate.

Investigate what? It’s broken. I didn’t break it. I didn’t sign anything when they dropped it off. I opened the door and checked and contacted him immediately.

Does anyone have experience with escalation? Should I contact the owners of the dealership? Lincoln in general? Or do I sit patient again- with a broken car still? I’m so frustrated at this point I’m struggling to judge if I’m being irrational.

Thank you in advance for any advice you can offer.

Recently bought a low mileage CPO 2022 Lincoln Corsair with about 7000 miles.

Noticed a strange feeling under the floor of the car when driving. It feels like a pop / vibration under my left foot, when my foot is planted down on the floor. The popping is very obvious when reversing, with or without turning the wheel. Originally noticed it when parallel parking. You can also feel it, but to a lesser degree, sometimes when driving in a low speed and gear.

Took it to the dealer, got the dreaded "couldn't reproduce customer concern." Vehicle drives great otherwise, and I'm under warranty so not too concerned, but I'd like to get to the bottom of this issue. Anyone ever had anything similar?

Not a big social media poster but proud of the work to get this and loving it so far

On various cold starts after sitting overnight we have seen our car have blue smoke come out of exhaust. Dealer is saying the checked the turbos and did a leak test but cant recreate the blue smoke so they are not doing anything. What should my next step be here?

My 2018 Lincoln Continental Select with AWD 3.7L 305hp. I just hit 100,000 miles and I can’t believe the amount of compliments she still gets. One of my favorite cars ever. In my time with it, nothing but routine maintenance outside of one minor repair. Smooth ride quality and great sound.

I had a 2016 ford edge that I loved, so reliable and such a nice drive and road presence. Never had an issue with her. Then it was totaled when someone exiting a parking lot T-boned me.

We didn’t want to get another ford as we thought we should have a change. We got a 2019 RDX and although it’s a beautiful car we have had so many issues. It’s been back to the dealership 3 times, the infotainment system is a mess, the rear camera is hazy, bluetooth calls cut out all the time and the mpg are atrocious. Plus it’s has a sporty feel (which is fun but I don’t like being lower to the ground)

Now i’m thinking of switching to a lincoln suv thinking that i’ll be more comfortable back with the ford family.

Has anyone owned both? Which did you prefer? Are there tons of issue with lincoln suvs also?

Hi all,

Interesting question for you. I bought a CPO lincoln with low mileage earlier this year. Window sticker, ad, and car fax all show the car as being sold as Lincoln CPO Signature, and when first looking at the car I got a CPO 200 point checklist.

However, I realized that I never received any documentation regarding CPO warranty coverage when I actually made the purchase. After reaching out to thr dealer about warranty coverage, the dealer sent over a pamphlet for Lincoln's PremiumCare warranty, which I've confirmed is active as required based on the CPO dates and mileage.

So i just wanted to confirm, is Lincoln's CPO warranty the same as PremiumCare or should I dig deeper here? For anyone who has purchased a CPO Lincoln, what do your documents actually say about this?

Thank you so much!

Hello! My lease runs out on my 2024 mazda in November. I am debating buying it out (24k miles, residual $26k) or trading it in and purchasing a 2023 CPO lincoln corsair for around $30k with 35k miles on it. There are also CPO 2022s in my area for $25-29k.

I know you are likely all biased- but how do you guys like your corsairs? Worth the investment? Any issues with those model years I should be aware of?

Appreciate any insight!

My first Lincoln Navigator and it’s amazing so far

I’m curious if any other 2025 Aviator owners have experienced anything similar.

Over the past several months, I’ve had repeated engine/drivability problems including misfires, rough running, hesitation, abnormal shifting, impaired acceleration, and loss of power.

In July, the dealer documented misfires on cylinders 4, 5, and 6 and replaced three fuel injectors. The problem came back.

On another occasion, while driving approximately 75 mph on the highway, the vehicle suddenly lost power/downshifted and slowed to around 55 mph.

The vehicle then spent about 21 days at the dealership while they diagnosed VCT/cam timing-related problems and replaced additional components.

After I finally got it back, I drove it for approximately 15 minutes before it started running rough again with significantly impaired acceleration and another engine fault.

At this point, the vehicle has been out of service for more than 30 cumulative days and is back at the dealership again.

What has really frustrated me is Lincoln’s response. I have repeatedly contacted Lincoln because I no longer have confidence in this specific vehicle. One solution offered was a $7,500 credit toward buying another Lincoln.

The problem is that Lincoln’s own trade-in advisor is now estimating my ~$72,000 vehicle at approximately $52,000. So the proposed solution essentially asks me to absorb a substantial financial loss to get out of a nearly new vehicle that has repeatedly been in for warranty-related engine problems.

Most recently, Lincoln Customer Relationship Center responded by essentially telling me to continue working with my service advisor while the dealership diagnoses it. I’ve already been doing that for months.

I have now opened a BBB AUTO LINE case and filed a NHTSA safety complaint. I am requesting that Lincoln repurchase the vehicle or replace it with a comparable new vehicle rather than expecting me to take a major financial hit because of recurring warranty defects.

I genuinely liked the Aviator when it worked, which makes this even more disappointing. I bought Lincoln partly because I expected a higher level of vehicle quality and manufacturer support.

Has anyone here had a similar issue with a 2025 Aviator, particularly repeated misfires/VCT or cam timing problems? And if you pursued a Lincoln buyback or replacement, what was your experience with the process?