The 2010 Lincoln Navigator is a carryover from 2009 that continues to offer class-exclusive features and unsurpassed safety standards. Lincoln is all about luxury and the Navigator definitely delivers. These full-sized SUVs present owners with unequaled reputation, luxurious comfort, ultra-smooth and quiet rides, unparalleled dependability and a large list of standard bells and whistles - more than anyone can really use.

One of the most popular features presented by the 2010 Navigator is the powered liftgate, a feature the Chevrolet Tahoe had, but lost. You simply push a button on the inside of the cab, or on your key fob, and in your liftgate automatically opens and closes. Loading luggage, groceries and more becomes a simplistic procedure that used to be cumbersome. The more you explore your Lincoln Navigator, the more you see just how thoughtful the engineers were throughout their design process.

The 2010 Navigator from Lincoln is bursting with ready power and the ability to get you where you need to go safely and in fantastic style. The 5.4L 310hp 365 lb-ft SOHC V8 engine works in conjunction with a six-speed automatic transmission to deliver far more than adequate strength to all of your traveling. It's a clean burning engine as well. Hydrocarbon emissions are reduced by 42 percent. Smog-creating emissions are lessened by 55 percent and NO2 emissions are reduced by a minimum of 65 percent.

All of that clean engine power is complemented nicely with the Lincoln class-exclusive AdvanceTrac Roll Stability Control system. The RSC system electronically enhances brake-based vehicle stability with a constantly operating sensor that determines the current role rate probabilities. It measures the probability that the vehicle is going to roll over 100 times per second. It works in conjunction with the Lincoln (ABS) anti-Lock braking system, the (ETC) electronic traction control system and the standard (ESC) electronic stability control system in order to keep you optimally safe at all times.

And then there's the ControlTrac 4x4 system on the Lincoln Navigator that monitors every wheel individually at any time slippery, wet or otherwise extreme conditions are encountered. When necessary, extra torque will be sent to any given wheel in order to create optimal traction. The most adverse off-road scenarios can be taken on and effortlessly overcame.

Power-deployed running boards, heated power-folding mirrors on the outside, parking assistance and numerous other state-of-the-art features are all included as standard on the 2010 Navigator. These are large vehicles so you may need some assistance whenever you're backing up. Lincoln has included a Reverse Sensing System that will send you an audible alert as you are backing at slow speeds. The audible beeping sound grows more rapid as you come closer to an object behind you. Similarly, a Forward Sensing System alerts you to unseen objects at speeds of 8 miles per hour or less.

Add in standard snow and rain sensing windshields, seven-spoked eighteen-inch aluminum wheels, a clean fueling gas cap, flex fuel capability and a most awesome selection of available technologies for entertainment and navigation and you have a recipe for one seriously capable and pleasing vehicle. The 2010 Lincoln Navigator can also tow up to 9000 pounds and has earned a five-star frontal crash test rating from the NHTSA 10 years in a row. There so much more that can be said as well. MSRPs begin at $53,120 - a very moderate price for such a comprehensively designed full-sized SUV.