A Look Inside The New Lincoln Navigator

The Lincoln Navigator was initially created as a luxury version of the Ford Expedition.  From this idea, Lincoln created a car with exceptional attributes that radiate luxury to fit your personality and style.  The 2020 Lincoln Navigator is a beauty to behold

and has enough space for passengers; it also has 9,000 pounds towing capacity.  With a turbocharged V6 engine and a new Sync 3 system that upgrades infotainment performance, the 2020 Lincoln Navigator will amaze you.

MSRP And Engine Specs

The rear wheel drive model of the 2020 Lincoln Navigator comes at an MSRP of $64,400 plus $3,500 shipping charge.  Additionally, If you want to have the 4-wheel drive model, you should be ready to hand over an another $3,500.  The Long-Wheelbase Navigator L models have a starting price of $66,800, and you will need to include an additional $3,500 for 4-wheel drive.  You can also purchase the fully loaded Lincoln Navigator at a reasonable price of $80,000.

Engine Features:

• 5-liter twin-turbocharged V6
• 380 horsepower @ 5,250 RPM
• 460 lb-ft of torque @ 2,750 RPM
• EPA city/highway fuel economy: 15/21 MPG (SWB, RWD), 15/20 mpg (LWB, RWD), 15/20 MPG (SWB, 4WD), 15/19 MPG (LWB, 4WD)

Safety Features

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator has safety features that make it a top choice for individuals whose aim is to enjoy luxury and be safe at the same time.  Some of its features are blind spot monitoring and a camera for the rear view and parking sensors.  The external mirrors which light the ground enable the driver to have a better vision when the unlock button is clicked. The idea of these features is to keep everyone safe while driving and parking.

Fuel Economy

The Lincoln Navigator 2020 model uses a 3.5 liter EcoBoost V6 engine.  With the capacity to utilize two turbos, it can go up to 380 horsepower and 460 lb-ft. of torque.  These features contribute to the fuel efficiency of this luxurious vehicle as it consumes 15 MPG while driving in the city and use 21 MPG on the highway.  The 4-wheel drive models make use of 15 MPG in the city while it uses 19 MPG on the freeway.  The EPA testing conducted in the real world conditions is more efficient, it is critical to give the issue of gas consumption a second thought as the 2020 models are known to consume less fuel than the 2019 models.

Features

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator is available in two versions: the standard- wheelbase and long-wheelbase Navigator L versions.  These versions feature three rows of seats, the second row of seating has the captain’s seats. Seven people can comfortably sit, and there is an option to increase this capacity to eight people by substituting the captain’s seat with a bench.  You also have access to fantastic features like wood inlay, spacious leg room, beautiful leather and the 18.1 cubic feet of cargo room.

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator has a split grille.  It is 207.4 inches long while its long-wheelbase Navigator L is 222.3 inches long.  It also has a 6-speed automatic transmission with a manual shift mode and a 2-speed transfer case.  These characteristics of the 2020 Lincoln Navigator will make you fall in love with it.  The impressive torque management of this automobile is more accurate because of its low range electronic throttle.  It is specifically created to turn to special off-road calibration while driving under the worst conditions.  It also has hill-descent control and hill-start assist features in ensuring a smooth driving experience.  The base model has an eight-inch touchscreen Sync3 system as the entertainment system, with navigation and voice command features.  With the THX II speaker system in this vehicle, you will have an incredible audio experience that flaunts luxury and affluence.

You will enjoy cooled and heated front leather seats.  Other unique characteristics of the 2020 Lincoln Navigator are adjustable pedals, a simple push button start, power tailgate and a wheel tilt with power capabilities.  The steering wheel has a telescoping feature for smooth driving, and there is no doubt that these attributes will enhance your driving experience.  This magnificent vehicle comes with a 48-month or 50,000-mile warranty to protect your investment.

Cons

This automobile requires premium gas, which is more expensive.  The length of both models makes  maneuvering it a difficult task. Its size may not allow it to fit in many garages.

The Extras Of The Navigator

This vehicle comes with some additional features such as the ability to make a choice between rear wheel or 4-wheel drive, standard or extended length and the Navigator Buyers’ Reserve Package.  This package comes with any model and enables you to add various features to your Lincoln Navigator.  The three rows of seating has beautiful premium leather, and the presence of wood accents tells a lot about its luxury.  The power running boards and floor mats in the 22-inch vehicle have been upgraded to make this car exhibit its affluence and luxury.

Selecting the 4-wheel drive will offer you access to the moon roof.  The images of the reserve plan exhibit the pure quality, depth, details and beauty of the 2020 Lincoln Navigator.  The interior design of this car will add to your social status and make you the envy among friends and family members.

How It Stacks Up Against The Competition

It comes with a trim package which has a 3-mode drive control which is a suspension-damping system that enables drivers to select their customized settings.  There is an availability of settings for normal, sport and comfort categories.  The flexible dampers of the Lincoln Navigator make it easier for the vehicle to stay firm when you are turning as it maintains a robust alliance with independent rear suspension.  The Cadillac Escalade  and Mercedes Benz GLS are the main competitors of the 2020 Lincoln Navigator.  They do not have some of the unique characteristics of the Lincoln Navigator, and they are more expensive than the Navigator.

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator does not have the most recent driver assist and safety features.  When models such as Cadillac Escalade and the Mercedes Benz GLS are compared with the 2020 Lincoln Navigator, there is clear evidence that the Lincoln brand needs to improve in this area.

The Mercedes Benz GLS and Cadillac Escalade have more exceptional features which are not available in the 2020 Lincoln Navigator.  Some of the functions that are absent in the Lincoln vehicle are an automatic system for braking in emergencies, warnings to let you know you are going out of your lane, and a cruise control based on radar.  Other classic features that are present in the Mercedes Benz GLS and the Escalade that are not in the Lincoln Navigator are massaging front seats.

The 2020 Lincoln Navigator has a lot of great features and reviews. Try to visit a dealership to get more information and test drive a Navigator .