2014 Lincoln Navigator L

Here’s a detailed overview of the 2014 Lincoln Navigator L, the long-wheelbase version of Lincoln’s full-size luxury SUV:
?? Overview
The 2014 Lincoln Navigator L is a full-size, three-row luxury SUV with an extended wheelbase compared to the standard Navigator, giving significantly more cargo space and rear-seat room. It was positioned as one of the more upscale large SUVs of its time. Kbb.com+1
?? Engine & Performance
Engine: 5.4-liter V8 (Flex-Fuel capable)
Horsepower: ~310 hp
Torque: ~365 lb-ft
Transmission: 6-speed automatic
Drive: Rear-wheel drive standard; 4-wheel drive optional
Towing Capacity: ~8,500 lb (with proper equipment; slightly higher for RWD)
Fuel Economy: ~13-14 mpg city / ~18-20 mpg highway (varies by drive type)
Runs on regular gasoline (E85 flex-fuel capable). Kbb.com+1
?? The engine provides adequate low-end torque for towing and cruising but is considered modest for such a large SUV by some reviewers. Kbb.com
?? Dimensions & Capacity
Overall Length: ~223.3 in (˜ 15 in longer than standard Navigator)
Wheelbase: ~131 in
Seating: Up to 7 or 8 passengers
Cargo Volume (behind 3rd row): ~42.6 cu ft
Cargo Volume (3rd row folded): ~86.3 cu ft
Max Cargo Volume: ~128.2 cu ft
Ground Clearance: ~9.1 in
Fuel Tank: ~33.5 gal
Curb Weight: ~6,200–6,300 lb
Payload: ~1,590 lb
Turning Diameter: ~43.9 ft Kbb.com+1
The extended length increases cargo volume significantly compared with the regular Navigator, making the L a good choice for families with gear, luggage, or pets. auto123.com
??? Interior & Features
The Navigator L was well-equipped for its class:
Comfort & Luxury
Leather upholstery
Heated and cooled front seats
Dual-zone or tri-zone climate control
Power-adjustable pedals & steering column
Optional second-row heated seats
Power-folding third row Cars.com+1
Technology
Lincoln SYNC infotainment system
Navigation
Bluetooth connectivity
14-speaker premium audio
Rearview camera
Available rear entertainment/DVD system CARFAX
Safety tech like stability control, trailer sway control, side curtain airbags, parking sensors, and a backup camera were commonly included. Cars.com
?? Driving & Practicality
Ride & Handling: A large SUV with a comfortable, composed ride; not sporty but stable for highway cruising.
Utility: Excellent towing and cargo capacities for hauling trailers, boats, or lots of luggage.
Fuel Economy: Typical for a large V8 SUV of this era—below many modern competitors. Kbb.com