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 The 2006 2007 Lincoln Navigator is a 4-door, up to 8-passenger luxury sport-utility, available in 6 trims, ranging from the 4x2 Luxury to the 4x4 Ultimate. The 4x2 Luxury is equipped with a standard 5.4-liter, V8, 300-horsepower engine that achieves 12-mpg in the city and 17-mpg on the highway. It is equipped with a standard 5.4-liter, V8, 300-horsepower engine that achieves 11-mpg in the city and 16-mpg on the highway. A 4-speed automatic transmission with overdrive is standard on both trims. The performance you receive from this vehicle you will come to know and respect. One of the new and exciting aspects of this vehicle is the security feature. When you are driving the car you feel more in control of the road and more secure. If you have children or a family, you can respect the additional security features that have been added.
The 2006 2007 Lincoln Navigator offers automatic transmission refinements and a creek free body. This allowed it to compete better with other makes and models in it's class. It is big, smooth and luxurious. It boasts an independent rear suspension. That's an unusually high level of refinement for any sport-utility, much less one as large as the Navigator. And it is large. It is based on the Ford Expedition and uses body-on-frame construction, the preferred design for trucks. It carries up to eight passengers and it can haul a lot of gear. It offers a silky ride and surprisingly nimble handling. Its ride and handling belie its size. The optional electronic stability control system (called Advancer) gets a new feature called roll stability control, which reduces the risk of tipping over during an emergency maneuver.
The 2006 2007 Lincoln Navigator is available with rear-wheel drive or all-wheel-drive. It comes with the same 300-horsepower 5.4-liter V8 engine and four-speed automatic transmission. All have three rows of seats (with leather in rows one and two), a fully independent suspension with load-leveling at all four corners, rear park assist, and nearly every luxury you would expect in a premium vehicle. The Ultimate Preferred Equipment Package adds high-intensity-discharge headlamps, a power-operated rear lift gate, Advancer electronic stability control with the new Roll Stability Control, a power glass sunroof, heated and cooled driver and passenger seats, and a third row seat that folds flat under power. Options include a voice-activated DVD navigation system, power retractable running boards, a 40/20/40 split bench second-row seat (replacing the standard second-row buckets), and rear-seat DVD entertainment system.
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