With so many MK models and talk of smaller vehicles on the lots of Ray Price Stroud Ford, residents are excited to see the auto maker's SUV Navigator still influencing sales figures. 2012's LINCOLN Navigator is looking good, with extra options and a slight update in design.

Navigator still boasts a massive and intimidating profile, but the vehicle is based on a utilitarian pickup truck, that is apparent once you climb inside. Sure, LINCOLN has given fans all the comforts of a luxury SUV, such as SYNC in-dash touch screen and voice activated system. There are THX stereo and speakers throughout, giving an amphitheater feeling to interior, even while cruising the loudest urban areas.

Speaking of cruising, if you're going to park, or "navigate" (for lack of a better term) the urban jungle - you're in luck, because LINCOLN has outfitted the vehicle with a back-up camera, as well as front and rear park assist systems.

Underneath Navigator's hood lies a powerful 5.4-liter V8, which can produce 310 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque.

The vehicle, though somewhat top-heavy, is "stable during directional changes," according to The Truth About Cars. That is just one of many splendid features available from LINCOLN Navigator's suspension and performance. Still not convinced? Check it out for yourself.¹

Source: ¹http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2012/02/review-2012-lincoln-navigator/