Satisfy both your desire for control and need for excitement with the simple twist of a dial. From a Sioux Falls city street to the toughest backroads in Huron, the 2021 Lincoln Navigator offers five standard, selectable driving modes to tackle every type of South Dakota roadway. These driving modes are Slippery, Excite, Conserve, Deep Conditions, and Normal, as well as a sixth, available Slow Climb^* drive mode. Each mode has a number of calculated settings that adjust the SUV, including the available adaptive suspension, shift points, 4x2 versus 4x4 drivetrain, information displays, and more - and it all happens with the turn of a dial.

* Slow Climb drive mode. requires Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package and 4x4 drivetrain. Lincoln Black Label model shown.

Available Adaptive Cruise Control^* with Stop-and-Go capability makes your commute from Mitchell to Sioux Falls even more effortless. When the Navigator is in adaptive cruise mode, radar scans the road ahead and detects if you are approaching slower traffic. The system can automatically brake and accelerate to keep you at your set speed or follow with the pace of traffic when speeds are below your set speed. With the addition of Stop-and-Go this feature can bring your SUV to a complete stop in congested traffic and resume driving as traffic begins to move.^**

* Driver-assist features are supplemental and do not replace the driver's attention, judgment and need to control the vehicle. See owner's manual for system limitations.

** If the stop is longer than 3 seconds, driver must tap accelerator pedal or push resume button to confirm that he or she wants the vehicle to start moving again.