Love the Lincoln car brand or not, the 2020 Lincoln Navigator is marked by top-class luxury, style, and comfort that will make you reconsider your stance. The all-new Navigator is the brand’s most majestic luxury SUV, characterized by exclusive contents, tremendous cargo capacity, and a robust engine that delivers one of the most relaxing rides in its class. With delicate exterior styling that is quite captivating, the big SUV also comes with an opulent interior and more standard safety features to make for a more confident ride. The 2020 Lincoln Navigator offers what will excite most shoppers in the large SUV segment.
Engine And Performance
Despite been so colossal, the new Navigator still affords sleek acceleration that can impress every auto enthusiast. This is made possible by its turbocharged 3.5-liter V6 engine. The V6 is the Navigator’s sole engine, delivering 450 horsepower and 510 pound-feet of torque, paired to a 10-speed automatic transmission. This 10-speed automatic transmission facilitates easy switch of gears, while the turbo V6 offers enough power to take up any highway and to tow any load thrown to the Lincoln effectively. The 2020 Navigator can tow up to 8,700 pounds. To some, the steering feel does not impress much. This is quite understandable, given the bulky nature of this SUV.
Fuel Economy
The use of a V6 engine than a V8 by Lincoln is best perceived as an attempt for a better fuel economy. If that is the case, then the 2020 Navigator has not achieved much success in that aspect. The fuel economy estimate of the new Navigator is pegged at 21 mpg. A very thirsty engine is you ask me, but still, the new Navigator score in other vital aspects to make it the right vehicle to lease in its segment.
Interior Quality And Cargo Volume
Inside the 2020 Navigator ushers you into a majestic cabin with cavernous space and opulent cabin. Lavishly designed with high-end materials that are delicately arranged at the right places, the Navigator truly offers premium comfort.
This Lincoln’s grandest SUV can seat between seven to eight people, depending on the trim. The comfort its all three rows offers is far ahead of what is obtainable from other competitors. This has been one of the most strong points for a Navigator lease deal.The seats are not just comfortable but supportive as well. The seats are heated and also get ventilation, with over 10-way power adjustments.
Safety
The Navigator has done remarkably well in all safety tests so far. In the 2020 Navigator model, an upgraded Lincoln’s suite of driver assists, also known as Co-Pilot 360 has more functions such as blind-spot monitoring, lane-keeping assist, forward-collision warning, rear cross-traffic alert, front and rear parking sensors, automated emergency braking, and so on. With the new Navigator, you can confidently cruise over any highway with much ease.
