Car and Driver: 2016 Lincoln Navigator L 4×4 Tested: Large and In Charge

-Ardent Lincoln Navigator owners note that the two steps up to the driver’s seat remind them of boarding their private jet. What they prize, and what very few crossovers really offer, is a three-dimensional view of the road. The vertical ecstasy comes from peering over lowly automobile roofs. Horizontal fulfillment comes from the joy of driving one of the largest land yachts money can buy. The Lincoln Navigator L is 14.9 inches longer than a regular Navigator and competes against the similarly grandly proportioned Cadillac Escalade ESV and its just slightly downmarket twin, the GMC Yukon XL Denali. Thus far, imports haven’t challenged this distinctly American luxury interpretation defined by majestic length, width, and height. READ MORE ››

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