Is a Small Facelift Enough? | 2025 Lincoln Aviator Reserve Review

Lincoln has given their popular three-row crossover a facelift for 2025, with a new front end and updated interior technology. Is this enough to keep this mid-size luxury SUV competitive? Visit the PRN_TestDrive website for more photos, detailed reviews, and more: https://www.prntestdrive.com Follow PRN_TestDrive on Instagram @PRNTestDrive:   / prntestdrive   Like us on Facebook:   / perpetualradio   This week on TestDrive Victor hits the road in the 2025 Lincoln Aviator Reserve AWD, an update for this model year, the new design includes a similar grille and headlight setup that we saw on the new Nautilus, along with a revised bumper. The rest of the exterior is pretty much a full carryover. Victor goes over the exterior design and elements found on this mid-size three-row luxury crossover, including the rear cargo area and how the seats fold flat. He jumps inside, starting with ease of entry into the third row for adults, followed by the seating experience in the middle captain's chairs, finished with the driver's seat. The 2025 Lincoln Aviator comes with an updated infotainment system now running Android Automotive, and a much snappier user experience. Aside from that the rest of the interior has remained relatively unchanged since we've driven the Aviator last. Victor then hits the road to talk about his overall experience spending a week with this luxury SUV including hits thoughts on the ride, drive, and overall performance of this vehicle, along with some fuel economy numbers, BlueCruise testing, and more. Chapters: 00:00 Introduction 00:32 Pricing 00:53 Front Design 01:23 Engine Specs 02:01 Side Profile 03:12 Rear & Trunk 04:14 Third Row Seats 05:02 Second Row Seats 05:49 Driver's Seat & Tech 07:22 Test Drive 08:47 Power & Fuel Economy 10:00 Final Thoughts 11:24 End Screen