New Lincoln Navigator Redefines Expectations for Luxury SUVs

The Lincoln Navigator is actually one of longest serving nameplate that dates back to the year 1998.

The Lincoln Navigator is actually one of longest serving nameplate that dates back to the year 1998. It is the oldest model in the brand's portfolio. Navigator’s current design arrived in the market in the summer of 2007. The vehicle underwent a remodeling exercise a few months ago in preparation for the 2015 design model release.

Body Styles, Trim Levels, and Options
The 2015 Lincoln Navigator is a full-size SUV luxury vehicle that's presented in 2 models.
•The standard Navigator.
•The extended-wheelbase Navigator L.

Both of them feature 3 rows of leather seats. The standard second row which is famously known us the captain's chairs is able to accommodate a total of seven travelers. The availability of an extra three-person split second-row seat increases the seating capacity to about eight passengers.

Other external features include 22-inch alloy rims, adaptive-suspension dampers, and a two-tone exterior paint outline and fitted with a new and upgraded Trevino leather trim that covers all doors, console and dash. Additional structures include a sunroof, a second-row consoles incorporated with a rear-seat entertainment system that includes twin seven-inch headrest-mounted screens.

The new 2015 Lincoln Navigator is also equipped with an auto-dimming rear-view mirror. The new model has a 110-volt household-like power outlet. The amount of electricity available in the Navigator is enough to run various car appliances. A Sync voice command and navigation systems are also fitted on the dashboard. Bluetooth phone and audio connectivity is available. The rearview camera has been greatly modified with clarity being the driving force for its designers.

New 2015 Lincoln Navigator’s Performance and Power
The sole power for the 2015 Lincoln Navigator emanates from an Eco-boost 3.5-liter engine. The turbocharged V6 engine has a power output of 380 horsepower with a 460 lb.-ft. of targeted torque which is copulated to a discretional 4.10 final-drive ratio. The Navigator's automatic transmission contains a six-speed rear-wheel drive that is standard. At its disposal is a light-duty four-wheel-drive system which is completely optional.

The new Lincoln is appropriately fitted out with a rear-wheel-drive and when properly equipped can tow up to 9000 pounds. The vehicle also boasts of an electronically adjustable shocks known as (CCD) and it should remain soft and gentle over bumps while stiffen up during curves.

Safety and Driving Impressions
The 2015 Navigator comes with high-tech antilock disc brakes, trailer sway, stability and traction control systems, front-seat side airbags, and a post-crash alert system. A rearview camera with Front and rear parking sensors are also fitted. The installation of a standard programmable My-Key system lets parents to specify certain speed and stereo speaker volume limits for their teenage drivers.

The Lincoln Navigator’s users expect the new 2015 model to maintain and improve the previous Navigator's personality while offering a quiet cabin with a smooth and tranquil ride. Given its new imposing dimensions, it should fit well in crowded garages and parking lots.

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