2002 Lincoln Navigator Base

Don't let the miles scare you on this Navigator! Local trade very well taken care of. New Tires, Rear parking sensors, Alpine sound system, Heated seats, sunroof, 3rd row., , A special all-black Navigator joins the lineup for 2002, which features body-color front and rear fascias, side cladding and running boards. A Reverse Sensing System that warns of obstacles at the rear while backing up and unique 17-inch machined aluminum wheels are standard., , Sharing basic styling and mechanical structure with the Ford Expedition, the full-size Navigator comes with more luxurious trappings and several unique features. Factory options include a satellite-based communication system with a hands-free, voice-operated wireless phone and access to e-mail, stock quotes, news, weather and sports. Lincoln’s Navigator is the foundation for the new Blackwood two-in-one SUV/pickup, which has an enclosed passenger area like the Navigator’s and an open cargo bed at the rear like the Ford Explorer Sport Trac. A Navigator redesign is likely for 2003., , Exterior, Unique taillights and rear trim and a Lincolnesque vertical-bar chrome grille are the chief styling details that differentiate the Navigator from Ford’s Expedition. Measuring nearly 205 inches long overall — 6 inches longer than the rival Chevrolet Tahoe and 22 inches shorter than the king-size Ford Excursion — the four-door SUV rides a 119-inch wheelbase. The Navigator’s height is greater than 75 inches, and its width is nearly 80 inches., , , Interior, Leather seats are standard in the seven-passenger Navigator, which is designed with two captain’s chairs in the front and middle rows and a removable three-place rear bench. A three-place bench is optional for the middle row to create an eight-passenger capacity., , Power-adjustable brake and accelerator pedals with a 3-inch range are standard. An optional satellite navigation system includes a 5-inch screen and CD-ROM that provides route directions and lets the user either find points of interest or link to an emergency assistance center. Optional climate-controlled front seats use small fans to circulate warm or cool air through the perforated leather upholstery., , Under the Hood, Lincoln’s 5.4-liter V-8 engine produces 300 horsepower and mates with a four-speed-automatic transmission. The Navigator comes with either rear-wheel drive or four-wheel drive. The 4WD system engages automatically and can be used on smooth, dry pavement and on slippery surfaces. All-disc antilock brakes are standard, and side-impact airbags are optional., , MORE INFORMATION CALL 563-508-7425