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Extra length, full-size luxury

Drive a Navigator L

The Navigator L gives you full-size luxury with room for seven people and their luggage. It runs on a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 and stretches 221.9 inches — 11.9 inches longer than the standard-length model. Compare it with other Lincoln rentals on Turo to find the size that fits your trip.

Booking takes just a few steps. Browse Navigator L listings near you, choose your dates, and book in the Turo app. Then pick it up from the local vehicle owner, or choose delivery when the listing offers it.

Navigator L specs

Horsepower

440 hp

Torque

510 lb-ft

Seats

7

Weight

5,692 lbs

Twin-turbo power with room to spare

The Navigator L pairs a 3.5L twin-turbo V6 with a 10-speed automatic for 440 hp and 510 lb-ft of torque. That's plenty of pull for a full cabin on a long highway climb. Equipped with 4WD, it tows up to 8,700 pounds (enough for a boat or camper — confirm towing details with the local vehicle owner first).

Space for people and luggage

Seven seats and serious cargo room make the L worth the extra length. Second-row captain's chairs give two passengers their own space and leave a path back to the third row. Behind that third row, you get 36.1 cubic feet for suitcases, strollers, or golf bags.

Fold the rear rows and cargo space grows to 121.6 cubic feet behind the first row — think airport haul for the whole crew. The credit goes to the 131.5-inch wheelbase, nine inches longer than the standard model's 122.5 inches. You get that extra length where you'll actually use it.

A cabin built around tech

The Navigator L keeps drivers and passengers connected from the first mile. The headline is the 48-inch Panoramic Display, standard on the Premiere trim, so key info stays big and easy to read.

Passengers can stream, scroll, or join a call through the 5G Wi-Fi hotspot that comes with the Connectivity Package. Check the listing to see if your Navigator L has it. Up front, wireless charging keeps phones topped up without a tangle of cords (one less thing to pack). It all adds up to a cabin that works as hard as you do, from early flights to long days of driving.

Stand out with a Navigator L

The Navigator L shines on trips where space and polish both matter. Picture airport runs with a full group and every bag, family road trips with room to stretch, and weddings or events where everyone arrives together. Want more options in the same class? Browse luxury SUV rentals to compare.

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Top Navigator L features

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Lincoln Split Gate

Three details set the Navigator L apart: the Lincoln Split Gate, a larger fuel tank, and a ride you can tune.

Every Navigator L trim comes with the Lincoln Split Gate, a split liftgate that gives you two ways into the cargo area. Open just the top section to grab a bag without anything sliding out. Or drop the lower half, and it doubles as a seat.

That built-in bench earns its keep on the road. Lace up shoes at a trailhead parking lot, take a breather while the kids load up, or share snacks at a park picnic. It's a small detail you'll reach for again and again, especially when you're traveling with a full group and a packed cargo area.

A longer fuel tank range

The Navigator L carries a 27.8-gallon fuel tank, compared with 23.6 gallons on the standard model. That's 4.2 extra gallons on board before you need to look for a gas station.

The bigger tank pays off on long highway stretches and road trips through quieter parts of the map, where gas stations can sit far apart. Fewer detours mean more time for the stops you planned — the scenic overlook, the roadside diner, or the hotel pool. Still, plan your fill-ups ahead of time on remote routes so you're never left guessing.

Ride comfort and drive modes

The Navigator L lets you shape how the drive feels. Adaptive suspension adjusts to the road beneath you, and Lincoln Drive Modes let you change how the SUV responds as conditions shift.

Inside, Lincoln Rejuvenate with Digital Scents brings scent into the cabin experience — a welcome reset after a long day of travel. Book a Reserve or Black Label trim and you also get the Vista Roof, which opens up the cabin to the sky above. Together, these touches turn long hours behind the wheel into time you'll enjoy, along with everyone in the second and third rows.

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Top tips and things to know before renting a Navigator L

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Get to know your Navigator L

Before you book, know how the L differs from the standard model, how to handle its length, and what shapes the price.

The Navigator L is the long-wheelbase version of the standard Lincoln Navigator. It measures 221.9 inches long vs 210.0 inches and rides on a 131.5-inch wheelbase vs 122.5 inches. It also holds 27.8 gallons of fuel vs 23.6 gallons.

That extra length goes toward cargo, with 36.1 cubic feet behind the third row. The 2027 Navigator L comes with RWD standard or 4WD available, so check the listing to see which one you're booking. Trims include Premiere, Reserve, and Black Label.

Navigator L driving tips

The Navigator L's 221.9-inch length calls for a little extra room. Give yourself space in parking garages and swing wider on tight turns. When you pack, load heavy items low in the cargo area.

Heading to snowy roads or the mountains? Check the listing for 4WD before you book. Planning to tow? Confirm the towing details with the local vehicle owner before your trip.

How much does it cost to rent a Navigator L?

The price to rent a Navigator L depends on your location, trip dates, trim, and the local vehicle owner's pricing. You'll see the full trip price on each listing before you book.

Some local vehicle owners offer discounts on longer trips, so stretch your dates and compare listings. Need the SUV for a month or more? Look into long-term car rental on Turo.

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Frequently asked questions about Navigator L rentals on Turo

What documents do you need to rent a Navigator L on Turo?

You'll need a valid driver's license to rent a Navigator L. Follow the verification steps in the Turo app when you book, and review any requirements for your trip before you confirm.

What type of driver's license do you need to rent a Navigator L?

A standard driver's license works for the Navigator L since it's a passenger SUV, not a commercial vehicle. Check the license requirements in the Turo app, especially if your license comes from outside the US.

How old do you need to be to rent a Navigator L on Turo?

Age requirements can vary by vehicle. Check the Navigator L listing and the Turo app for the requirements that apply to you before you book.

What protection options come with a Navigator L rental?

Protection details depend on your trip. Review the options in the Turo app before you confirm your Navigator L booking.

Can you get a discount on a Navigator L rental?

Yes, on some listings. Some local vehicle owners offer discounts on longer Navigator L trips, and each listing shows the price before you book.

Can you rent a Navigator L long-term on Turo?

Yes. Turo supports trips that last days, weeks, or months, so you can book a Navigator L for a monthly stretch when the listing allows it.

Do Navigator L rentals include unlimited mileage?

Mileage allowances depend on the listing. Check the Navigator L listing for its mileage limit before you book, especially if you're planning a long road trip.

Can other people drive the Navigator L I rent on Turo?

Yes. You can add other drivers to your Navigator L trip in the Turo app.

What's the difference between the Navigator and Navigator L?

The Navigator L is longer, with more cargo room and a bigger fuel tank. It measures 221.9 inches long vs 210.0 inches, rides on a 131.5-inch wheelbase vs 122.5 inches, and holds 27.8 gallons vs 23.6 gallons. If you don't need the extra length, a Lincoln Navigator rental may fit your trip.

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