Performance Features

The Lincoln Navigator is surprisingly agile and responsive for a vehicle its size. Under its hood is a 3.5-liter twin-turbocharged V6 engine producing 440 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque. Unlike most luxury SUVs, the Navigator offers a single powertrain option and pairs exclusively with a ten-speed automatic transmission. Rear-wheel-drive is the standard drivetrain in all Lincoln Navigator models, but four-wheel-drive is available for driving on rugged terrains across Bethel Park and Washington, PA. The four-wheel-drive models have a hill descent control feature and a snow climb mode for enhanced capabilities. Every minute of your highway trip will be enjoyable due to the adaptive active suspension that works with a camera system to prepare your suspension for incoming impacts. All Lincoln Navigator models have five selectable drive modes that let you tailor your vehicle's performance depending on the terrain and desired performance. With its remarkable power and smooth-shifting transmission, the Lincoln Navigator can pull between 8,100 pounds and 8,700 pounds. Consequently, you can pull a boat or tug a trailer as you head for a weekend expedition with your loved ones.

Design

The three-row Lincoln Navigator has plenty of interior features to ensure all your passengers remain comfortable. Your loved ones will experience next-level luxury in this model due to the tri-zone automatic climate control, massaging seats, and a panoramic roof. As expected from a vehicle of its size, the Lincoln Navigator has loads of storage space to ensure you leave nothing behind while heading for a vacation. Notable exterior features of the Lincoln Navigator include 22-inch wheels, LED headlights, and power running boards.

Technology

The Lincoln Navigator has a 13.2-inch infotainment system supporting a Sync 4 interface. The infotainment system supports the latest technology, providing easy access to music, apps, and navigation. Thanks to the 4G Wi-Fi capability, wireless smartphone integration, SiriusXM, and Alexa built-in, you will access next-level connectivity during your road trips. With the hands-free voice control feature, you will browse apps and stream internet audio without taking your hands from the steering wheel. The Lincoln Co-Pilot 2.0 and 2.0 Vision ensure peace of mind by providing an array of driver-assistance features, including evasive steering assist, adaptive cruise control, and a 36-degree camera system.

Trim Levels

The Lincoln Navigator attempts to meet the needs of different lifestyles by offering an expansive list of trim levels. The entry-level Standard trim will meet the needs of budget buyers due to its detailed list of features. Standard models have genuine wood accents, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, power-adjustable seats, and ambient interior lighting.

The Lincoln Navigator Reserve has 22-inch aluminum wheels, a head-up display, and a panoramic roof. Front-seat passengers will enjoy each minute of your trip across Canonsburg and Coraopolis due to the Perfect Position front seats with massaging functions, 24-way power adjustability, and heating and ventilation. Despite sharing most of its features with the Reserve trim, the Reserve L has 12 more inches of cargo space. The Black Label and Black Label L are the highest trims in the Lincoln Navigator lineup. They have four exclusive interior themes, upscale materials, and a distinctive exterior design.

Test Drive the new Lincoln Navigator at South Hills Lincoln in Pittsburgh

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