2024 Lincoln Navigator Steering Wheel Vibrations – Class Action Investigation

Ahdoot & Wolfson is investigating a potential class action lawsuit against automaker Ford Motor Company and Ford’s luxury division Lincoln Motor Company based on widespread reports that its model year 2024 Lincoln Navigator vehicles suffer from an alleged defect. The defect we are investigating causes vibrations in the Navigator’s steering wheel when the vehicle reaches speeds above 45 mph.

Steering wheel vibrations in automobiles can pose a significant safety hazard to vehicle drivers and occupants. Specifically, persistent vibrations can lead to driver fatigue, reduced grip and control, distraction from the road, and potentially result in loss of vehicle stability, accidents, or injuries to passengers and others on the road, especially at highway speeds.

Owners and lessees have reported experiencing noticeable vibrations in the steering wheel that begin around 45 mph and intensify at higher speeds, often described as a shaking or wobbling sensation. These issues occur without apparent external causes, such as road conditions or tire damage, and persist even after attempts to address them through wheel balancing or alignments.

Investigations suggest possible defects related to suspension components, drivetrain imbalances, tire-related issues, steering system flaws, or manufacturing inconsistencies that fail to meet safety standards.

If you own, owned, lease, or leased a model year 2024 Lincoln Navigator and experienced steering wheel vibrations, please fill out the form below, and our law firm will contact you for a free consultation.