- In the span of two and a half months, the following problems occurred:
- Oil began leaking from below the car at around 1500 miles.
- The radio didn't recognize the CD player from day 1.
- The brakes began squeaking at 2170 miles, so I took the car to the dealer and they were completely useless.
- I am still wondering why I was stupid enough to buy a Lincoln product. You'd expect a traditional American luxury car company to put some sense in their designs.
- Basically, I spent nearly 55,000 valuable dollars purchasing a thinly disguised lawn mower. Don't waste your time or money and look elsewhere.
They stopped making them too. I agree they are pretty useless, You can't even get 4x4 on it.
Upon test driving the Aviator, the salesman had mentioned that they received twelve of them. This was in February of the next model year. I highly doubt anyone strolls into a Lincoln dealer looking for a pickup. And anyone who happens to see it on the lot and goes into look at it will be turned away at the fact that this $50,000 thing they call a pickup is only 2WD. Message to Lincoln: Leave it to Ford to make pickups.
I love lincolns! I've owned lincolns all my life I currently own a 1962 Continental and a 2000 Lincoln Ls I love both of these cars and have had very little go wrong with my Ls. But, I agree that the Blackwood was a mistake. Lincoln made the same mistake Cadillac did when they first came out with the Escalade, which, was nothing more than a Chevy Suburban with Caddy insignias.
I have nothing, but the best experience with my Blackwood. (#674) Sorry you all had a not so good experience. I will agree that the NEW Mark is a F150 with the Lincoln LOGO.. VERY VERY CHEESY! Love my Blackwood!
I just bought a 2002 Lincoln blackwood. I traded in my 2004 nissan maxima. I have owned the vehicle for aprox. 3 weeks. I love the features on it. LUXURY to the T. My truck seems to have a slight vibration on the highway, but that could be because I have been use to driving a maxima. The gas mileage sucks 12.8. The paint job is amazing. The engineering is amazing. 60,000 miles and this truck still looks like it came off the show room floor. I wish the seat would tilt all the way back to lay down, but it doesn't. I had a DVD player installed in the ceiling which added to the back seat ride luxury. TRUNK space is embarrassing as a truck, but at the same time it is better than a trunk on a ANY CAR. This truck is one that will last and is going to be one that I know people will envy for time to come.
I just bought a Lincoln Blackwood at a Ford dealer. I paid $24,000 for it with 43,500 miles. I love it! I know that it will get me 12 city and 17 highway miles. I knew that before I bought it. I love it! Not a ding on it. Runs like new. Looks like new. I had no idea it wasn't a 2007 model until I stated reading about them. I love my truck! (car, suv, etc)
I love my Blackwood. But I am having a problem with the power back cover. It stops working and sometimes when I check the fuses, then it will work again, then fail later. Fuses are not blown, but when I wiggle the box, it seems to work again. maybe my imagination?? Anyone have an idea where to look if the cover will not operate?? Thanks, Fletch.
I bought my 2002 Blackwood (#2290) about 5 months ago. I love it and will keep it for a very long time. I will pass it on to my son. By then it will be very rare. If you're looking into getting one. It is the best if you don't mind using it as a cruiser not a user.