Navigator 2018 North American Truck of the Year

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deweysmith

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Because turbos are scary and they sometimes break and “there’s no replacement for displacement.”

lol

I want one :(
 

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The 3.5L HO outperforms the 5.0 in torque, towing and fuel economy. Why would people not consider the 3.5L, they really just want a V8 that bad?


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tThat is a dumb question...
I hate when sentences don’t have commas placed correctly, im pausing in all the wrong spots.
I hate reading irrelevant, stupid stuff, people post, in the "Expedition" forum. STAY ON TOPIC, OR DON'T POST!
 

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Agree about the price of the Navigator but seems most 2018 Expeditions are being listed only slightly below MSRP, but seeing how we got our 2017 Limited on December 16th for under $46K cash total driveout, have to wonder how much they will be selling for at the end of the year.

Wow, that was a great deal. What was the MSRP. Good luck with your new truck.
 

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Have to look at the window sticker and sales sheet, but I think it was ~57K and the vehicle had been in the dealers inventory for nearly 180 days.
 
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