Used 2014 Lincoln Navigator for sale 

The 2014 Lincoln Navigator comes with one trim with two wheelbase options - regular and elongated wheelbase called “L”. The features are the same on both trims, including the same engine and both get two drivetrain options- rear-wheel drive and 4-wheel drive. The difference between the two is the additional length, the larger fuel tank, added cargo space, and the added weight.

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As the navigator comes in one trim, we recommend buying it. The full-size SUV comes with plenty, and we say keep the captain seats in the second row and to also opt for the rear-seat DVD entertainment system the 20-inch chrome wheels (if you want them). If you do not like chrome, the Monochrome appearance package, tones the amount of chrome down.

The Lincoln Navigator (both variants) comes with a 5.4 liter naturally V8, which makes 310 hp and 365 lb-ft of torque. The engine comes paired to a 6-speed automatic transmission, which directs all the power to the rear-wheels and all-four-wheels.

In the performance tests, the Navigator does the 0-60 sprint in 6.2 seconds and the standing quarter-mile in 14.8 seconds. The “L” version does 0-60 sprint in 6.5 seconds and the standing quarter-mile in 14.9 seconds. Both versions have a top speed of 131 mph. 

The most powerful of the above cars is the Cadillac Escalade which makes 403 hp. Then comes the Infiniti QX80 which makes 400hp, Mercedes-Benz GL450 which makes 362hp, and then comes the Lincoln Navigator which makes 310 hp. In the 0-60 sprint, the fastest is 5.9 seconds of GL450, then comes the Lincoln Navigator with 6.2 seconds, the Cadillac Escalade with 6.4 seconds, and the Infiniti QX80 with 6.5 seconds. 

The 2014 Lincoln Navigator offers 14 mpg in the city, 20 mpg on the highway, and a combined mpg of 16. The Lincoln Navigator comes with a fuel capacity of 28 gallons, which allows it to have a range of 392 miles in the city, 560 miles on the highway, and a combined range of 448 miles. The 4WD system gives a combined mpg of 15. 

The L comes with the same mpg numbers while the fuel tank does increase from 28 gallons to 33.5-gallon fuel tank, allowing for a longer range. The L variant will offer a combined range of 536 miles, nearly 100 miles more than the regular wheelbase of the Lincoln. 

The most combined range is offered by the Lincoln Navigator of 448 miles. Then comes the Mercedes-Benz GL450 with a range of 422 miles. The Cadillac Escalade and the Infiniti QX80 offer 416 miles of combined range. The above SUVs give similar mpg figures, same in the city and combined, the fuel tank does allow the difference in range. 

Both variants of the Lincoln Navigator come with a seating capacity of 7 people. This is in the 2+2+3 configuration. The middle row accommodates two people, thanks to the captain seats. The seating capacity can be increased to 8 with the middle row getting a 40/20/40 split-bench seat. The front row seats are heated and ventilated and also come with 8-way power-adjustability. 

The interior upholstery is premium leather and genuine wood. When you select the Monochrome package, you get unique leather upholstery with wood trim on the inside. For added comfort, there is dual-zone automatic air conditioning, and there are separate air conditioning controls for the rear seat. 

In the front and second-row seats, the legroom is similar to the above SUVs, with both rows having a maximum of the two-inch difference between them. In the third row, the Lincoln Navigator offers the most legroom with 37.7 inches, nearly as much as the second row. In terms of cargo capacity, the most is offered by the Lincoln Navigator with 18.1 cu.ft. Major interior features include-

• Second row captains chairs
• Available split bench seat (second row)
• Dual zone automatic air conditioning 
• Unique interior leather part of Monochrome package
• Leather upholstery
• Power adjustable seats

How intuitive is the Infotainment unit of the 2014 Lincoln Navigator?

The Lincoln Navigator comes with a 6.5-inch touchscreen with voice activation and navigation. The system features HD radio, SiriusXM satellite radio, USB port, iPod connectivity interface, and a 14-speaker surround sound system which will make you deaf.

There is also the optional rear-seat DVD entertainment system, which will also add 7-inch headrest mounted screens. Few key features include-

• 6.5-inch touchscreen
• Voice command 
• SiriusXM satellite radio
• USB ports
• 14-speaker surround sound
• Rear seat entertainment system

The Lincoln Navigator is a full-size SUV, and it shows it is big and the “L” is even bigger. Being a luxury SUV, there is a fair amount of chrome on the SUV, actually, there is a bit too much chrome on the SUV. Lincoln has given it a monochromatic package that removes the amount of chrome to match the paint of the car. 

By standard, the SUV comes fitted with 18” wheels, which are big enough, but there is the option to fit bigger 20” wheels which are in chrome. The exterior also features deep-tinted glass for privacy, and there is also a roof rack if you want to carry cargo on the roof. As an optional extra, a sunroof is available as part of the monochromatic limited edition package. 

In terms of dimensions, the Cadillac Escalade and the Mercedes-Benz GL450 are both shorter in length when compared to the Lincoln Navigator. The rest of the dimensions are similar. The Lincoln Navigator is the heaviest of the above SUVs, weighing in at 5,794 pounds, nearly 200 pounds heavier than the next heaviest SUV, the Infiniti QX80. Key exterior features of the SUV are-

• Chrome exterior accents
• 18” wheels
• Available 20” wheels
• Deep tinted privacy grass
• Available roof rack
• Sunroof 

The 2014 Lincoln Navigator is given a 4-star safety rating out of a possible 5-stars from the NHTSA. The “L” variant is also given a 4-star safety rating. The IIHS has not yet tested the Lincoln Navigator. Lincoln installs a lot of safety features into the Navigator. Some of the safety features are: 

• Traction control
• Anti-lock disc brakes
• Side impact beams
• Low tire pressure warning system
• MyKey system (top speed limiter for young drivers)
• Back-up camera
• Rear child safety locks

As a full-size SUV, the Lincoln Navigator comes with a good engine and a comfortable interior, that is actually its selling point. The interior by standard comes with 7 seats with captain’s chairs for the second row. There are also separate climate controls for the rear seats and also the optional rear-seat entertainment. All this makes the Lincoln Navigator a good car to buy in the segment.