Drive: 2015 Lincoln Navigator Review - TractionLife.com (press release) (blog)
: Like most SUVs, still can’t touch a minivan for usable interior space More exterior differentiation from Expedition would be appreciated Keyless entry failed to guard against locking keyfob in vehicle . Lincoln has over the years taken a fair... It might seem to still be the case between the $49,000 Ford Expedition and the $76,000 Lincoln Navigator, but dig deeper and the gap closes considerably. The most comparable level of Expedition is the $67,099 Platinum, to which you have to add self-levelling rear suspension ($1,000) to approach the equipment in a standard Navigator. They both have a 3. 5-litre V-6 EcoBoost engine, though in the Navigator, it’s tuned for 380 horsepower and 460 pound-feet of torque vs. the Expedition’s 365 hp and 420 lb-ft. So, what do you get for your $7,400. Well, the more-powerful engine is a start, and in the Linc, the EcoBoost is the Jekyll and Hyde engine, able to be a sleepy, fuel-efficient mill with judicious use of the accelerator and a rocket motor when you... Source: www.tractionlife.com
