The Concept of 2016 Lincoln Navigator

2016 Lincoln Navigator  review - When Lincoln says it wants to make a big splash at the 2016 New York International Auto Show, they clearly undersold the whole concept of making a splash. American car maker who made his name in the premium luxury segment has been in the peripherals in recent years, but boy, oh boy, does it pick the right time to spread its wings with the opening of the Concept 2016 Lincoln Navigator.

I mean that literally and figuratively because as you can see, it has a large gullwing doors are almost out of the movie Transformers. Speaking of size, everything about the 2016 Lincoln Navigator concept is very large, as if it was trying to intimidate the rest of the premium SUV segment by stretching the muscles to show that OG has returned to reclaim the throne was vacated long.

 

Like it or not, Concept Navigator is a showstopper. Do not rely on the production version to be anywhere close to this, but for what it's worth, President Lincoln Kumar Galhotra did say that the concept provides "strong evidence" of what the production model will look like when it hits the market in 2017. If there is even an ounce of truth in what Galhotra said, I will be waiting with baited breath to see if the new 2016 Lincoln Navigator has the meat to once again revolutionize the luxury SUV segment.

New Design of 2016 Lincoln Navigator 

Early returns from the concept version seems to point in that direction so let us all hope that Lincoln will not disappoint us. On the surface, the design of 2016 Lincoln Navigator does not really look like a concept. There is a strong production instructions throughout the body and, from a certain angle, even reminds me of the Range Rover Sport, although one in PEDs. However, the perception of 2016 Lincoln Navigator actually develops when the parts are moving start, well, move. Pull out the latch to open the door and they Gullwings soon rise like an eagle flying. The doors are large in size, which makes it even more impressive to see how they open. They may be really heavy too considering that they are basically comprised of front and rear door SUV. Imagine trying to shut doors down from the cabin; You may get the muscles in your arms in no time.

 

Personality-driven as the 2016 Lincoln Navigator exterior, the design team came up with this concept still managed to provide a more evocative interior design. Lincoln himself acknowledged that the reason why people are added gullwing doors is to use them to display a stuffed plush cabin of the SUV. Space and improvement is the dominant theme of the interior and it is easy to see why Lincoln took this approach. SUV customers want two things above all else when it comes to the cabin. Thanks for visit lads.