Quote from: DKaz on January 23, 2014, 05:04:13 pmThe dashboard still looks like it's straight from the 80s.You stole my thunder. Very good, serious looking exterior (sans 22" rims) but the centre stack is so cheap it would be my deal killer, well, besides having to move soooo much air every time
The dashboard still looks like it's straight from the 80s.
Quote from: PJ on January 23, 2014, 06:04:50 pmQuote from: MarkStevenson on January 23, 2014, 05:34:23 pmQuote from: PJ on January 23, 2014, 05:15:03 pmQuote from: Fobroader on January 23, 2014, 03:09:50 pmHuh....the new Escalade is absolutely awesome......and this is the best Ford could do.....quietly take the Navigator behind the woodshed and put two bullets in the back of its head. This thing is done, kaput, finito...why even bother??One advantage the Lincoln has over the Escalade is the very clever disappearing third row seat. I always chuckle when I picture a rap star struggling to remove the 3rd row in his Caddy because he has too many bodies to dump.This is no longer an issue as the full size GM SUVs have seats that fold into the floor.Are you sure? Thought I read they still didn't have them. I'll have double check when I get a chance. No for sure, I didnt like that in the previous version either, they are now flat folding.
Quote from: MarkStevenson on January 23, 2014, 05:34:23 pmQuote from: PJ on January 23, 2014, 05:15:03 pmQuote from: Fobroader on January 23, 2014, 03:09:50 pmHuh....the new Escalade is absolutely awesome......and this is the best Ford could do.....quietly take the Navigator behind the woodshed and put two bullets in the back of its head. This thing is done, kaput, finito...why even bother??One advantage the Lincoln has over the Escalade is the very clever disappearing third row seat. I always chuckle when I picture a rap star struggling to remove the 3rd row in his Caddy because he has too many bodies to dump.This is no longer an issue as the full size GM SUVs have seats that fold into the floor.Are you sure? Thought I read they still didn't have them. I'll have double check when I get a chance.
Quote from: PJ on January 23, 2014, 05:15:03 pmQuote from: Fobroader on January 23, 2014, 03:09:50 pmHuh....the new Escalade is absolutely awesome......and this is the best Ford could do.....quietly take the Navigator behind the woodshed and put two bullets in the back of its head. This thing is done, kaput, finito...why even bother??One advantage the Lincoln has over the Escalade is the very clever disappearing third row seat. I always chuckle when I picture a rap star struggling to remove the 3rd row in his Caddy because he has too many bodies to dump.This is no longer an issue as the full size GM SUVs have seats that fold into the floor.
Quote from: Fobroader on January 23, 2014, 03:09:50 pmHuh....the new Escalade is absolutely awesome......and this is the best Ford could do.....quietly take the Navigator behind the woodshed and put two bullets in the back of its head. This thing is done, kaput, finito...why even bother??One advantage the Lincoln has over the Escalade is the very clever disappearing third row seat. I always chuckle when I picture a rap star struggling to remove the 3rd row in his Caddy because he has too many bodies to dump.
Huh....the new Escalade is absolutely awesome......and this is the best Ford could do.....quietly take the Navigator behind the woodshed and put two bullets in the back of its head. This thing is done, kaput, finito...why even bother??
Ford only gives it a mild refresh and then touts it as new? It's still the same ugly, ungainly looking, huge box on top of small wheels, Wagon Queen Family Truckster. I say Ford because there IS no Lincoln. If recently retired J Mays is in anyway responsible for the horrible looking "Winged Grille" face of Lincoln, take his pension back.
