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2018 Lincoln Navigator Review: Brash 3-row SUV royalty

2018 Lincoln Navigator Review: Brash 3-row SUV royalty

Posted on December 29, 2018 By Jarvis

Big, lavish SUVs are big, money-making business right now, and little screams comfortable excess like the Lincoln Navigator. Two decades of the automaker’s burly people-carrier – punctuated with appearances in rap songs and spats with Cadillac’s Escalade – have seen it both grow-up and glow-up, but it’s with the arrival of the fourth-generation that the Navigator has truly reclaimed its ostentatious identity.

Like the Continental before it, the Navigator gets Lincoln’s big, bold grille and goes to town with chrome. The Lincoln badge juts proudly from matching mesh, flanked by huge headlamps with double hockey-stick daytime running lights. It’s imposing, brash, and – given it’ll be centered in the rear window of a lot of other traffic – unmistakable.
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