2025 Navigator

[randomuser]

My wife was upset at this too. We ended up with a 22 and def love the memory settings on the passenger seat.

This feature is huge to us and while I still would have ended up getting a 25 for all the other upgrades and features, it melts my mind to think of why this was ok to get rid of. hopefully they push out an update to add this to the memory function profiles.

 

[Black Label]

so did they just completely remove the 3 memory options for the passenger seat? me, my wife and a kid used these options all the time on our '19 and '23. now we seem to have to manually change the passengers settings every time someone new sits in the seat. doesn't seem to change when selecting from the 2 created driver profiles we have either.

My wife was upset at this too. We ended up with a 22 and def love the memory settings on the passenger seat.

These can be set in the Profiles. The "P" on the center display.

 

[randomuser]

These can be set in the Profiles. The "P" on the center display.

serious!? i even looked in the manual and nothing is mentioned about passenger seat memory.

 

[randomuser]

serious!? i even looked in the manual and nothing is mentioned about passenger seat memory.

I actually just went and looked for this "P" there is nothing there that I can see. I went ahead and setup a test profile and nothing comes up regarding the passenger seat. Also, whenever you make an adjustment to the drivers seat, a prompt will show asking if you would like to save it to the current profile. This prompt never shows when making an adjustment to the passenger seat. I'm afraid it's just not available currently.

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[Black Label]

 

[dlcorbett]

Seems a bit silly/odd that it's blank until towing something... and I get why it would want to display that information.
BUT, how many people buy a $120k Navigator to tow?

Then again, it rides as bad as an F250, so maybe it was planned that way?

Idk man. Just got myself a 22 and she drives like a dream (except on patted roads). I drove a 22 and 25 back to back and the 25 was much smoother, albeit a bit more floaty.

 

[dlcorbett]

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Our 22s have this, the 25s dont.

 

[randomuser]

Idk man. Just got myself a 22 and she drives like a dream (except on patted roads). I drove a 22 and 25 back to back and the 25 was much smoother, albeit a bit more floaty.

I agree. My 25 rides much smoother than my 23 did and my 25 is riding on 24's. I was expecting a worse ride due to the increase in wheel size or slightly comparable due to them more fine tuning the suspension but super happy so far.

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[dlcorbett]

The Cadillac escalade on air springs is usually considered the best riding bof suv, with the grand wagoneer the only car that rides close or better unless you compare the unibodies, which ride better than all bof suvs. I believe hes comparing his nav to his wife's escalade on air springs, which does ride better, but i wouldnt say the nav rides bad in any measure. On smooth roads, you cant rele tell. I do like how the grand wagoneer feels more like your sitting on air. My dads escalade has the smooth ride suspension, which is less firm the mrc, and has air shocks I believe (theres a compressor thrum and shutter sometimes). My 22 nav is very comparable to his, being a bit more controlled, but allowing more body and floor jitters. Admittedly, after driving my nav, a 25 nav, and a 25 expy on the same roads, the expy was the smoothest, and every new expy ive driven was smoother than the navs i drove.