What is the Ford Navigator?
The Navigator is a full-size luxury SUV from Lincoln, Ford’s luxury marque. With its spacious cabin and upright shape, it became a flagship for buyers looking for a large SUV rather than a traditional luxury saloon.
Lincoln announced the Navigator in the 1990s as its first SUV. The model brought the brand into a growing part of the market, pairing the familiar scale of a full-size American vehicle with a more luxurious interior.
Generations and engines
The Navigator’s first generation began in 1998. Later generations followed, while the Canadian versions listed here are from 1998.
Those Canadian versions use a 5.4-litre petrol engine. The Navigator’s large format and V8 engine suited its role as a spacious luxury SUV.
How economical is the Ford Navigator?
NRCan rates the 1998 Navigator at 18.4 L/100 km on Canada’s five-cycle test. This procedure combines several driving conditions to produce a standardised fuel-consumption rating. Everyday use can vary with traffic, load and driving style.
The Canadian versions use petrol.
Where was the Ford Navigator sold?
The Navigator was developed for the North American luxury SUV market, including Canada. Canadian versions listed here are from 1998 and use petrol engines.
Questions and answers
What kind of vehicle is the Ford Navigator?
It is a full-size luxury SUV from Lincoln, Ford’s luxury marque.
What engine is listed for the 1998 Canadian Navigator?
A 5.4-litre petrol engine.
What is its official Canadian fuel consumption?
NRCan rates it at 18.4 L/100 km on the five-cycle test.