Used 2021 Lincoln Navigator Reserve

Infinite Black 2021 Lincoln Navigator Reserve RWD 10-Speed Automatic V6 *NAVIGATION*, *BACKUP CAMERA*, *Bluetooth®*, *ALUMINUM ALLOY WHEELS*, *MP3 / IPOD COMPATIBLE*, *3rd Row SEATING*, *One OWNER, CLEAN CARFAX*, *KEYLESS ENTRY*, *APPLE CARPLAY/ANDROID AUTO*, *AUTO TEMP CONTROL*, *POWER LIFTGATE*, *PANO VISTA ROOF*, *HEATED/COOLED LEATHER SEATS*, *ADAPTIVE SUSPENSION*, *REMOTE START*, *WIRELESS CONNECTION AND CHARGING*, *POWER SEATS*, Few SUVs are so big and brash as the 2020 Lincoln Navigator. This luxury utility vehicle flaunts its size and pedigree without restraint, and its available Black Label interiors have raised the bar for all luxury vehicles when it comes to opulent cabin design. The 2020 models are marked by a flurry of small equipment changes. Standard features now include heated and cooled front seats, wireless smartphone charging, and a full suite of active-safety features like blind-spot monitors and adaptive cruise control. There’s also a New Monochromatic trim option on Reserve models that pair a white or black exterior paint with a matching interior. Nothing has changed under the hood, where a 3.5-liter twin-turbo V-6 still calls the shots. It makes 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque, all of which is routed through a 10-speed automatic transmission. Rear-wheel drive is standard, but four-wheel drive is available. Stick with the rear-drive setup and the Navigator’s towing capacity maxes out at an impressive 8,700 pounds when equipped with the appropriate rear hitch. Four-wheel-drive models can pull slightly less. Two wheelbases are available: the standard length model and the extended Navigator L model. The long-wheelbase model adds just about a foot of overall length to the regular model, all of which goes to boosting third-Row leg room and cargo space. It’s only available in Reserve and Black Label trimmings. 2020 brings about a host of newly standard active-safety features, which means that every Navigator now comes with automatic emergency braking, blind-spot monitors, adaptive cruise control, and active-lane control. Available features include a head-up display and a surround-view camera. The NHTSA gave the Navigator high marks, awarding it a five-star overall rating and a four-star rating in the rollover category. The Navigator is best judged from the inside, where the sumptuous cabin is awash in fine materials, substantial-feeling switchgear, and excellent build quality. In the far-back third Row, there’s plenty of space for adult-sized passengers, even in standard-wheelbase models. Long-wheelbase variants are spacious enough in the wayback that adult riders won’t be short of comfort even on lengthy road trips. Adaptive dampers are now standard on 2020 models, making a great ride even better. These units soak up bumps effortlessly and leave passengers unperturbed even travelling over broken pavement. It’s a smooth and composed ride in all instances, and this is particularly true for long-wheelbase models. The 2020 Lincoln Navigator is the last word in full-size luxury SUVs. Even One-percenter SUVs like the Bentley Bentagya and Rolls-Royce Cullinan can’t handily outdo the luxuriously equipped, fine-riding Navigator. We’d shoot straight for the Black Label for its over-the-top interior and complimentary concierge services. Come drive this One owner today and take it home, equipped with all of the extras, including, Medium Slate w/Premium Lthr Htd/Ventilated Perfect Position Seats, Adaptive suspension, Auto-leveling suspension, Equipment Group 200A Reserve, Exterior Parking Camera Rear, Garage door transmitter, GVWR: 7,350 lbs Payload Package, Heated front seats, Heated rear seats, Heated steering wheel, Memory seat, Power driver seat, Power Liftgate, Power moonroof: Panoramic Vista Roof, Remote keyless entry, Ventilated front seats, Wheels: 22″ 12-Spoke Bright Machined Aluminum.

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