The Lincoln Aviator receives a few tech upgrades but otherwise rolls into 2026 with no major changes. Upgrades include hands-free open-on-approach functionality for the power liftgate and automatic lane change capability for the Blue Cruise 1.5?equipped models. The connectivity package now includes four years of Wi-Fi hotspot connectivity as standard.
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The Lincoln Aviator gets a larger touchscreen, more standard safety features and adaptive cruise control as standard across the lineup for 2025.
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The Lincoln Aviator drops the Grand Touring model but otherwise carries over into 2024 with minimal changes.
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The Lincoln Aviator 2021 sees a few minor changes, optional 21 and 22-inch rims and three new colors. The Reserve trim gets a Panoramic moonroof and the Black Label has soft-closing doors. The Elements package comes with heated and ventilated front seats. The new Monochromatic Reserve Package includes 22-inch black wheels.
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Though the Aviator name has been around for some time, it was last used by Lincoln in 2005 as the name for their mid-sized SUV. In contrast, the 2020 Lincoln Aviator is a brand-new vehicle for this year and while it occupies a similar part of the market as the old Aviator, the 2020 vehicle is far nicer, with 15 years of technology and know-how separating the two vehicles. The 2020 Aviator is a 3-row crossover made for hauling up to seven people in absolute comfort. It has a heavy emphasis on technology with some pretty innovative smartphone tech available, along with the option of a hybrid drivetrain.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Lincoln Aviator was launched in 2003, a midsized luxury SUV that offered seating for seven, was replete with amenities and that featured a very powerful 4.6-liter V8 engine that could churn out 302 horsepower. For the 2004 model year, minor changes were made to various packages and trim levels, the AdvanceTrac stability system anti-roll protection was introduced (optional), and a tire-pressure monitoring system was made standard. The 2005 model year offered the AdvanceTrac stability system anti-roll protection as a standard feature. Trim levels were reduced to one standard trim with a few optional packages, and 17 chromed alloy wheels and a new chromed grille were offered as standard features.
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