How much does a 7-seat Navigator cost? Navigator car purchase price

The 2020 Navigator is a large SUV owned by Lincoln, with an official guide price of 1,098,000 yuan to 1,298,000 yuan. Let’s take the 2020 3.5T Zunyao Edition, the entry-level version of the Navigator, as an example to calculate. The official guide price of this model is 1,098,000 yuan. There are currently no discounts in Chongqing. If you buy the car in full, you must add commercial insurance and other necessary Cost, the landing price is about 1,231,787 yuan; if you choose to buy a car with a loan, based on the down payment ratio of 30% and the loan period of 3 years, the down payment will be 329,400 yuan before the car can be purchased, and the monthly payment will be 23,687 yuan.

The front face of the Navigator adopts soft lines, which looks very majestic. It is matched with a star-shaped middle grille, which is stable and generous.

The interior of the 2020 Navigator 3.5T Zunyao Edition presents an atmospheric design style, with brown trim panels, which is in line with the temperament of the car. This car is equipped with many configurations such as an on-board air purifier, active braking/active safety system, and Internet of Vehicles. The configuration performance is quite good, giving drivers and passengers a comfortable driving experience.

In terms of power, the Navigator is equipped with a 3.5TV6 engine with a maximum power of 285kw and a peak torque of 680 N·m. It is matched with an automatic transmission and has a comprehensive fuel consumption of 11.4L/100km according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. In terms of chassis, the car's suspension adopts a combination of front double-wishbone independent suspension and rear multi-link independent suspension, and also adopts a front four-wheel drive form.

In general, the overall strength of this car is relatively in line with its market positioning. Will you buy this car at this price? Everyone is welcome to share your opinions in the comment area!

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