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The 2004 Lincoln Navigator is available with rear-wheel drive ($48,635) or all-wheel-drive ($52,185). All Navigators come with the same 300-horsepower 5.4-liter V8 engine and four-speed automatic transmission. All have three rows of seats (with leather in rows one and two), a fully independent suspension with load-leveling at all four corners, rear park assist, and nearly every luxury you would expect in a premium vehicle.The Ultimate Preferred Equipment Package ($3,625) adds high-intensity-discharge (HID) headlamps, a power-operated rear liftgate, AdvanceTrac electronic stability control with the new Roll Stability Control, a power glass sunroof, heated and cooled driver and passenger seats, and a third row seat that folds flat under power. Options include a voice-activated DVD navigation system ($2,495), power retractable running boards ($1,095), a 40/20/40 split bench second-row seat (replacing the standard second-row buckets), rear-seat DVD entertainment system ($1,415), Class III/IV trailer tow package ($350), chrome wheels ($695-$895), and a monochrome appearance package ($995-$1195).
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