When Lincoln recently revealed their all-new Navigator, it was seen as a winner immediately. The first all-new Navigator in almost 11 years, this new full-sized SUV combines modern luxury with advanced technology – elevating family travel to first class.

Upon approach, the vehicle greets you with unique lighting cues: the chrome Lincoln star logo on the grille softly illuminates. Then, LED lighting in the lower front body and taillamps subtly engages, and a luminous Lincoln welcome mat appears beneath the front doors. At night, interior ambient lights sequentially illuminate each of the SUV’s three rows.

Inside, the driver and front-seat passenger enjoy Perfect Position Seats, which offer massage, heating and cooling functionality, and can be adjusted up to 30 different ways.

Standard SYNC® 3 with both Apple CarPlay™ and Android Auto™ compatibility enables clients to manage audio, phone, navigation and more from the vehicle touch screen or steering wheel-mounted controls. Second-row passengers have their own audio and climate control, while third-row seats feature power recline capability.

A twin-turbo V6 engine projected to produce 450 horsepower provides smooth power whenever you need it, delivered through a 10-speed transmission.

A 12-inch configurable instrument cluster allows drivers to choose the information they want displayed. An available Head-Up Display can show selected information on the windshield instead of the instrument cluster.

It’s also easy to adjust to changing conditions. With the turn of a dial, the driver can adapt the Navigator to changing road or weather, and enjoy a smooth, confident ride.

Available technology features include:

• Trailer Backup Assist, which automatically steers the vehicle to turn a trailer the desired amount.
• 360-degree camera and enhanced park assist, which reduce stress from parallel and perpendicular parking. The system integrates views from four cameras to create an overhead image so the driver can see all around the vehicle.
• Adaptive cruise control, which automatically slows Navigator in stop-and-go traffic – resuming speed when traffic allows.

Despite all of these incredible features (and many more) there was one option that the new Navigator originally could not offer that the competition did: Two lengths for more room and more options. That has now been addressed with the 2018 Lincoln Navigator Extended

The extended length Navigator measures 221.9 inches, about a foot longer than the regular version. It features 15 more cubic feet of cargo space thanks to a storage compartment below the floor of the third row that’s not on the shorter model. It also has larger second-row doors and a wheelbase that’s nearly 10 inches longer than the regular version.

The longer Navigator will also offer a new Black Label theme called “Destination,” which was inspired by vintage luggage and includes mahogany red Venetian leather and khaya wood laser-etched appliques. It will come in two other Black Label themes: “Chalet” and “Yacht Club.”

If you are exploring a new full-sized luxury SUV, call to arrange a test drive today. Navigator will fulfill your wildest expectations with its big or bigger configurations and a great or greater driving experience.