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The current 2022 Lincoln Navigator is the hottest new or revised player in the bustling phase of whole-size, overall body-on-frame luxury SUVs. While styling tweaks and a host of interior enhancements have been additional, the headline element is the debut of ActiveGlide, Lincoln’s variation of Ford’s BlueCruise arms-totally free driving assistant.

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Launched for 2018, the present-era Lincoln Navigator is updated for 2022 with a revised grille and new head- and taillights.

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The Navigator’s slimmer LED taillight bar now features horizontal animation sequences that flash when you technique or exit the auto.

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Ability continues to arrive from a twin-turbo 3.5-liter V-6 backed by a 10-pace computerized transmission. Torque output stays 510 pound-toes, but horsepower has dropped from 450 to 440. We hope runs to 60 mph to tumble in the minimal- to mid-five-second selection.

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The Navigator’s EPA combined gas-economic system estimate increases by 1 mpg to 18 or 19 mpg, relying on the product.

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This massive Lincoln drives improved than ahead of, thanks in part to a revised suspension that incorporates the addition of a digicam-based program that scans the street forward and primes the adaptive dampers for approaching bumps.

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All models can now be experienced with 22-inch wheels, though foundation designs however appear with 20s as normal.

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The new ActiveGlide technology arrives standard on upper Reserve and Black Label trims. It combines lane centering, adaptive cruise handle, and driver monitoring to present hands-totally free driving on around 130,000 miles of divided highways.

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In its preliminary condition, ActiveGlide performs nicely but has been programmed fairly conservatively in contrast to other similar programs, such as GM’s Super Cruise. Lincoln says improved capabilities will be added above time by means of above-the-air updates.

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Noteworthy inside updates contain a new 13.2-inch heart touchscreen, a 12.-inch instrument cluster exhibit, an optional 5.8-inch second-row touchscreen, and out there 10.1-inch Amazon Hearth TV–equipped displays affixed to the entrance seatbacks.

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The Navigator continues to appear in typical- and very long-wheelbase L varieties, with rates ranging from $78,405 to more than $120K for a loaded Black Label L product.

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