Lincoln Navigator

    Navigator is the full sized luxury sports utility vehicle of Lincoln. Lincoln Navigator is known as the big brother of Lincoln’s Aviator, which is a mid-sized SUV. Navigator represents comfort and luxury as compared to other luxury vehicles.

The first generation of Navigator was introduced in 1998, it represents the impression of the American luxury SUV. In 2000, more features that depict extravagance were improved; this includes satellite navigation system and reverse sensing system as well as side impact airbags.

The 2003 Lincoln Navigator is under the flagship of the 2nd generation of Navigator. The level of expectations of the buyers for luxury vehicles brought about Lincoln Navigator redesigned.  The redesign includes: power-deployable running boards that deploy when a side door is opened, a power lift-gate, a power folding third row seat, and a ZF Friedrichshaften AG-source 6-speed automatic transmission. Aside from 2003 Lincoln Navigator, other 2nd generation Navigator includes: 2004 Lincoln Navigator, 2005 Lincoln Navigator, and 2006 Lincoln Navigator, where the Roll Stability Control for tire monitoring becomes a standard feature for all models and a HID headlights.

The 3rd generation of Navigator was introduced and the pilot model was 2007 Lincoln Navigator was made public at the Chicago Auto Show. The L model is 14.7 in (373 mm) longer than the standard Navigator that emphasizes size and power.  With its power and size the latest addition to the Navigator series promises a better ride and grandeur to its passengers. Lincoln Navigator the very essence of Luxury and Comfort in one big ride.