Table of Contents
- Lincoln Navigator 2021 Review and Prices in KSA
- Lincoln Navigator Exterior
- Lincoln Navigator Interior
- Lincoln Navigator Technology and Infotainment
- Lincoln Navigator Engine Specs
- Lincoln Navigator Safety and Driver Assistance Systems
- Why Should You Buy a Lincoln Navigator?
- Lincoln Navigator Prices
- Lincoln Navigator 2021 vs Lincoln Navigator 2020
- Lincoln Navigator Comparison in Trims and Models
- Lincoln Navigator Pros and Cons
Lincoln Navigator 2021 Review and Prices in KSA
The Lincoln Navigator is a full-size luxury SUV marketed and sold by the Ford Motor Company brand Lincoln, considered as a counterpart to the Ford Expedition. The current generation is the fourth to hit the market since 2018.
Lincoln Navigator Exterior
The bodywork has a magnificent appearance that is characterized by the massive grille with the Lincoln emblem in the middle and exquisite daytime running lights that surround it. In addition to typical doors, the automobile received pillars in the center of the glass from the sides. From the back, there are linked taillights that span the width of the vehicle, highlighted by silver inlays and capped with the company's name, giving it a sumptuous and magnificent aspect.
Lincoln has reduced the weight of the Navigator by nearly 90 kg over the previous generation, thanks to the extensive use of high-resistance aluminum in the exterior body, and the car is based on 16-inch high-gloss forged aluminum wheels, or 22-inch wheels with dark-painted pockets.
Lincoln Navigator Interior
The cabin of the Navigator has received a radical change compared to the previous generation. It features three spacious rows of seats. The front seats are provided with cooling and heating, and a 30-way adjustment with thigh support and headrests. The second-row seats also come with heating, in addition to the continuous massage feature. The interior is complemented with high-quality materials, including seat trim, roof, steering wheel, wood, and aluminum trim.
Lincoln Navigator Technology and Infotainment
Rear seat passengers get a Wi-Fi point that supports the connection of 10 devices at the same time, and the car comes with a 10-inch infotainment system screen with navigation, a wireless charger, 6 USB ports for mobile charging, 4 12-volt power outlets, and a 110-volt power outlet.
Lincoln Navigator Engine Specs
The Lincoln Navigator has a 3.5-liter twin-turbo 6-cylinder engine that produces 450 horsepower at 5,500 rpm and 678 Nm torque at 3000 rpm and is mated to a 10-speed automatic transmission that is geared to a four-wheel drive system. It also has multiple driving modes, including Eco mode, sports, snow, gravel, plain grass, sand, and haul/drag.
Lincoln Navigator Safety and Driver Assistance Systems
- Electric parking brake
- Anti-lock brakes
- Power steering
- Blind spot information system
- Automatic stop feature
- Lincoln Ride Control System
- Lane Keeping System
- Interactive cruise control
- Power steering
- Dual-stage driver and front passenger airbags
- Pre-tensioned seat belts
- Seat belt tension control systems
- Belt buckle sensor
- Driver and front passenger knee airbag
- Front seat side airbags
- Side curtains
- Electronic stability control system
- Tire pressure monitoring system
- System LATCH to install child seats
- Ambient Alarm System and Security Lock Anti-Theft System
- Rear view camera
- Automatic Alert System After Accident
Why Should You Buy a Lincoln Navigator?
The cabin comes with three rows of seats with comfortable designs that are enough for adults and tall people, with three-zone air conditioning, and an advanced infotainment system that includes a high-end audio system from Revel and Wi-Fi support for ten devices, huge luggage storage space. On the outside, the car has a very elegant exterior design and the base model has a lot of high-end equipment.
Lincoln Navigator Prices
- Lincoln Navigator Standard starts at $93,500
- Lincoln Navigator Half Full starts at $101,200
- Lincoln Navigator full starts at $113,200
The annual Lincoln Navigator expense is estimated at about $500, and of course it differs depending on the rate of use.
Lincoln Navigator 2021 vs Lincoln Navigator 2020
There are no significant changes between the 2021 Lincoln Navigator and the 2020 model, except for the addition of the Special Edition package, which includes black and dark accents on the exterior and interior.
Lincoln Navigator Comparison in Trims and Models
The exterior variations between Lincoln Navigator versions begin with 20- or 22-inch wheel rims. The front seats have cooling and massage, and the memory system in the Reserve and President, and the first and second row seats support heating in all models, while the driver's seat memory system is only available in standard, and the audio system comes from Revel with 14 or 20 speakers, and there is a 360-degree surround-view camera on all models except the standard rear view camera.
Lincoln Navigator Pros and Cons
Pros of Lincoln Navigator 2021 are the comfy seats, cutting-edge infotainment system, the elegant exterior design, and the high-end components in the base model. Cons of Lincoln Navigator 2021 are the excessive usage of gasoline, the exorbitant beginning price, the huge size of the vehicle, the lack of strong off-road skills, and the increased sense of vibrations in versions with 22-inch wheels.
