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2010 Lincoln Navigator Base Sport Utility 4-door 5.4l on 2040-cars

US $29,800.00
Year:2010 Mileage:58500 Color: Full Tint All Windows
Location:

Bend, Oregon, United States

Bend, Oregon, United States
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We are selling our 2010 Lincoln Navigator which is in Very Good condition!
- 58,500 miles
- ****Practically New studded tires on factory wheels (18" wheels)******
- Upgraded 24" wheels and tires (7 months old)
- Power 3rd Row seats (Folds flat for convenience)
- Backup Camera (Located in Rearview Mirror)
- Upgraded Remote Start and Alarm system

ENTERTAINMENT
SYNC voice activated communications & entertainment system -Bluetooth capability, steering wheel controls, USB port, audio input jack

EXTERIOR
Full Tint All Windows
Intermittent rear wiper w/washer
Color keyed bodyside trim w/chrome accents
Chrome upper/lower grille
Luggage rack chrome side rails, black crossbars & end caps
HID headlamps w/automatic on/off, rain lamps
Privacy glass rear doors, rear quarter windows, liftgate
Color keyed bumpers
Body color door handles w/chrome strap
17" spare w/steel wheel
Color keyed pwr running boards
Rain sensing speed-sensitive intermittent windshield wipers
Pwr liftgate
Fog lamps
18" machined aluminum wheels
Chrome capped heated pwr fold away mirrors turn signal indicators, memory, puddle lamps
INTERIOR
10-way pwr heated/cooled front bucket driver's seat -inc: pwr lumbar & recline, memory
Pwr door locks w/AutoLock
10-way pwr heated front bucket driver's seat -inc: pwr lumbar & recline, memory
Illuminated sun visors
SecuriLock passive anti-theft system
2nd row heated bucket seats w/center console
Perimeter alarm
Cruise control
Premium leather seating surfaces perforated front row seats, 3rd row vinyl
Automatic dual zone front/rear climate control
Pwr tilt steering wheel leather/wood trim, audio controls, memory
Pwr rear quarter windows

Wood appliques on interior panels
PowerFold 60/40 split fold-flat 3rd row bench

Lincoln Navigator for Sale

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