When it comes to luxury and performance in a larger automobile, compromise often happens between the two. While you’re doing your car shopping, consider the 2021 Lincoln Navigator, an intentional and elegant combination of performance, convenience, and features rolled into a sleek design that carries eight people in luxury. Add a roof rack, and you have a vehicle with ample space for any adventure you can imagine. Go anywhere in style with the Lincoln Navigator.

2021 Lincoln Navigator Basics and Customization

With seating for up to eight people — and cupholders for all, the 2021 Lincoln Navigator boasts an impressive amount of space for anything you can think of, whether that’s a rafting trip or a large family outing around town.

Everything in this car moves at the touch of a button, including all eight seats and fold-away side view mirrors. A large 10-inch touchscreen provides a portal to all functionality. Six USB charging ports and wireless charging capability keeps all of your devices at the ready. An optional sunroof offers grandiose views of the world outside. The SUV’s many color options (nine exterior and four interior) allow for 36 creative combinations to ensure your 2021 Lincoln Navigator suits your style.

A twin-turbo 3.5-liter powerplant squeezes out 16 miles per gallon in the city and 22 on the highway, extending the time between trips to the gas station compared to similar large vehicles.

Connectivity in the 2021 Lincoln Navigator

The power of Lincoln Connect sets the stage for the seemingly unending capability of your new favorite vehicle. A mobile Wi-Fi hotspot is the epitome of embedded technology. Sync Applink allows you to navigate to your favorite places, jam out to all your favorite tunes, and make it all happen with just the sound of your voice. In case of an emergency, 911 assist has you covered and will send help when you need it most.

Unmatched Safety and Convenience

Driving your vehicle has never been as easy with all the tools that the 2021 Lincoln Navigator brings to the table. The lane-keeping system helps you watch the road and alerts you if you begin to drift to the outside of your lane. Pre-collision assist and emergency braking scans the area in front of you for other cars and pedestrians and sends an alert if your attention falters. If you’re unable to correct your path, it applies the brake for you — an unbeatable safety feature.

Hate parallel parking? Me too. With park assist, your car parks itself, making those frustrating moments a thing of the past. Adaptive cruise control makes road trips a breeze by scanning for changes in traffic ahead and auto-adjusts to keep your drive simple, and adaptive LED headlights change the way they light the path ahead based on your speed.

Lastly, if you have multiple drivers, you can set up driver profiles and preferences, so the Navigator will adjust before you even get in the car. No more altering the seat and mirrors when you hop in the car. Your car notices what key is present and adjusts accordingly.

The Buy

Now, the part you’ve been waiting for — the buy. How does one come to possess such an impressive vehicle? Head to the Lincoln website or your local Lincoln dealer. The Lincoln website allows you to schedule a showing right from your phone or computer or build your perfect Navigator with ease. With a starting MSRP of $76,185 and starting leases of $844 per month, the 2021 Lincoln Navigator’s presence can grace your driveway and be the star of the next neighborhood barbeque.

Picture yourself screaming through England’s Lake District in the fastest SUV ever produced on the island. Rugged peaks fly by as you zoom down a winding road at 195 mph. The beautiful landscape becomes a blur of green, white, and blues as you mash the accelerator to the floor, and the supercharged v8 engine roars with vitality. Your dream can become a reality in the Lister Stealth — Britain’s fastest SUV.

A Brief History

Lister is Britain’s oldest racing company. In the mid-1950s, the company shared a fuel sponsor with Jaguar. When Jaguar ran into financial trouble and couldn’t field a car for the 1957 racing season, brilliant minds at Shell-Mex BP pitched a crazy idea: marry the power of a Jaguar engine and transmission to the performance and engineering of a Lister chassis. The car, dubbed the Lister-Jaguar, performed well, and history was made. Lister has been tuning Jaguars ever since.

Stealth Doesn’t Mean Quiet

The Jaguar F-Pace SVR is the platform for the Lister Stealth and is a powerful vehicle with clean lines and impressive chops in its own right. However, the two are distinctly different animals. Lister’s updates to the 5,000cc supercharged V8 deliver a staggering 666bhp — 22% more power than you’ll find under the SVR’s hood and plenty to wake up the neighbors!

Jaguar’s engines and transmissions are already renowned for their capability. Lister captures that tradition and adapts it to world-class performance. You want duel supercharged pulleys? You got ’em. Custom intercoolers? You bet. A performance air filtration system? But of course!

It all adds up to an incredible driving machine. Put the accelerator on the floor and hit 60 mph in 3.6 seconds. But why stop there? You can push this beast of a vehicle all the way up to 195 mph — just don’t call us when the British fuzz pulls you over. (Hopefully, they’ll just give you an admiring wave as you flash by on your way to the local pub for fish and chips.)

A 21-gallon gas tank ensures the Stealth will go the distance, from short jaunts down to the corner shop to cross-country road trips. But keep an eye on the fuel gauge — that supercharged v8 is going to guzzle some gas!

Exterior

Thoughtful exterior design elements add to a unique look and aid in crucial performance tuning. Observe the stainless steel quad-exhaust system, complete with carbon fiber tips. Check out the side skirts, the custom carbon diffuser, and the carbon front bumper. The bumper facilitates air cooling and aerodynamics, both of which are critical for such a large vehicle that reaches such impressive speeds.

The eye-catching 23-inch alloy wheels and standard lowered suspension are perfect for those evening street cruises. Need to explore roads less traveled? No problem. Lister’s got you covered with its promise to adjust your Stealth’s suspension according to your specific driving needs.

Interior

Just like the rest of the vehicle, the Stealth’s interior is designed to satisfy. Lister uses only the finest, most luxurious leathers, fabrics, and finishing materials to curate an impeccable experience. The racing-inspired bucket seats feature supple Bridge of Weir Nappa leather, as do the steering wheel, console, and dashboard. Tasteful stitching traces the contours. Lister shows off a palette in rich, glossy black with neon green stitching and accents on its website, but you don’t have to go neon-Batman if you don’t want to: Lister offers a choice between 36 leather colors and 90 stitching options.

With so much opportunity for customization, you can all but guarantee no one will be jetting around in a Lister Stealth quite like yours.

The Buy

The Lister Stealth starts at $143,435. Lister invites you to make a purchase inquiry on their website, but our advice is to hurry: the Stealth is on a limited production run. Only 100 of these exceptional machines will be built!

Purchase

Classic cars don’t go out of style; the right crowd appreciates the craft of keeping classics alive. The rugged Land Rover Defender is an internationally recognizable classic — turning heads and elevating heartbeats for years. The iconic vehicle elicits nostalgia for care-free living, freedom, and adventure. The reimagined Defenders, NAS-E and NAS-E Plus, are part of a ‘California’ series by Twisted Automotive, integrating old dreams with cunning technology to take you further.

The California series looks like a gem — a gem hidden away for years that’s finally gotten some mug on the tires. But when you take a closer look under the hood, you’ll swoon at the mechanics. The UK-based company modified the soft-top Defender 90’s aesthetics, but the parts 100% Twisted.

Twisted Mechanics Push Forward

The NAS-E boasts a 200-mile range, backed by 214BHP and 380NM of torque. The American electric motor supports a direct drive power system, using the motor’s torque without any power reductions from gearboxes and belts. The direct drive increases power efficiency and the longevity of the vehicle with fewer moving parts.

It has a 4WD gear reduction transmission and a step down direct transfer case. The belly of the NAS-E has the guts to take you anywhere. Twisted progressive suspension, NAS roll cage, Twisted performance brakes, and a galvanized, raptored chassis will keep you moving and grooving wherever the road takes you.

The NAS-E is left-hand drive, and the cream leather seats with Alston inserts are timeless. Raptor ‘spray down’ flooring means that you can take the NAS-E on any adventure, and she’ll clean up nicely after the rendezvous — seating and all. The cozy three-seat bench with detachable headrests, front AC, a reverse camera, and an EV system management touchscreen keep you comfortable un front.

If you need more packed into your NAS-E, check out the NAS-E PLUS. It features the same mechanics and aesthetics as the base model, but the motor power increases to 320BHP/460NM of torque. It includes a NAS brush bar, NAS side steps, roll-bar spotlights for extra visibility, black side sills, and — the finishing touch — a retro NAS-E body stripe decal.

The ‘California’ series captures what California represents — freedom, diverse landscapes, forward-thinking. The vibrant colors available for the NAS-E are no exception. Warm yellow, sea-foam green, and alpine lake blue symbolize the warm Malibu beaches, Yosemite Valley’s beauty, and Lake Tahoe’s alpine waters.

Dreaming of California

Don’t dwindle on the decision; you know you want one. A reimagined iconic Defender — eyes twinkling with nostalgia — embodying old times surges into 2020 with innovation and forward-thinking. With an MSRP of $185,000 for the NAS-E and $210,000 for the NAS-E Plus, the price for a slice of history isn’t cheap, but the ‘California’ series is one of a kind with only 30 headed for production.

Twisted Automotive

Twisted Automotive was born from a love affair. Twisted founder Charles Fawcett and Land Rover vehicles have a far-reaching history dating back to the 1970s in Yorkshire, England. Fast-forward, Twisted entered the American automotive industry, settling on the East Coast and integrating American engines into the reimagined Defenders. Established in 2000 as a tune-up and a power-enhancing side gig, in 2008, the company grew into a full-time demand.

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SUV’s are one of the best-selling vehicle classes in the world, and there’s a good reason for it—sports utility vehicles are robust, versatile, and extremely useful for pretty much any activity. Some manufacturers, such as BMW, produce sports utility vehicles that garner a reputation for unmatched quality and power. BMW’s new X6 is no exception, as the company revamped their incredibly SUV line to create this example of automotive excellence.

The new 523-horsepower SUV is an amazing vehicle, with excellent styling attributes and an efficient but powerful engine and drivetrain upgrade. BMW chose their classic front-end look for this model, while updating the rest of the body with modern styling and bold lines. Mechanically, the new X6 is a big step up from previous models on the market with its optional 335 and 523-horsepower V8 engines. Now, power meets function in the new 2020 BMW X6.

Off-road vehicle fans will be thrilled to learn of this M715 Gladiator Five Quarter Concept Jeep redesign – a nod to the classic Gladiator pickup truck, built for military use. The donor vehicle retains these sturdy qualities, whilst also boasting a wealth of modern components that solidify it directly into 2019.

A powerhouse of an engine fuels the M715 Gladiator Five Quarter Concept, the beastly 707-horsepower 6.2L supercharged ‘Hellcrate’ HEMI V8 acting as a powerplant for sheer force and acceleration. A full fiber carbon front end, reinforced frame, custom-fabricated aluminium bed, heavy-duty link-coil suspension systems and a suite of LED lights/HID headlamps among just some of the other attractive features in this reimagination of the classic model.

This juxtaposition of old-meets-new boasts adaptability and resilience on even the toughest of terrain, and it’s exactly what makes the 1968 Jeep M715 Gladiator Five Quarter Concept so desirable. From concept to its full realisation, this jeep is one not to miss out on.

If you’ve never received notice of the marriage between a Mercedes Benz and a Brabus, consider this your official invite. The Brabus 800 Widestar is a refined version of previous models, with rather intense carbon fiber additions across the main body, as well as a premium quilted leather interior for ultimate style and comfort.

A 4.0 liter twin-turbo engine under the hood steals the show, as it’s been tuned up to an enormous 780 horsepower and 737 foot pound of torque. This allows for astonishing maximum speeds of 149mph, and acceleration of 0-62 in 4.1 seconds – an impressive feat for a beast of this size. Brabus’s upgraded tuning brand has certainly pulled out all the stops with this revamped Benz G-Class SUV, the sheer size and breadth of which has enough wow-factor to stop any car enthusiast in their tracks. This is one ceremonious pairing of two motoring giants – get ready to bow in respect to the best of both families.

If combining the stamina of a Ford engine with Hennessey Performance design is not enough to get your attention, we don’t know what is. The mid-size Ranger pickup truck is back with a vengeance, aptly named the Velociraptor in acknowledgment of its colossal power. We’re not dismissing the previous Ranger model’s capacity and might, but the reimaginings of Hennessey has changed the game significantly. A boost from the 270 horsepower 2.3L turbo EcoBoost engine to a whopping 350 horsepower is the most noticeable technical feature, while the four-inch height difference, big flared fenders and LED lights are among the external features worth a mention.

All of this is supported now by all-terrain BF Goodrich tires on to 17 inch alloy wheels, as well as a bumper upgrade, creating a mean-looking vehicle guaranteed to excite fans of both brands and pickup styles. High flow air-induction system and new stainless steel exhaust plus ECD tuning gives an extra intense boost. Go from 0-60 mph in just 6.1 seconds (up 1.3 above previous releases). This model is mighty and powerful – a great feat of engineering and design performance for both brands, and one which is already causing a stir in the high-performance vehicle sphere. Exclusivity also adds to desirability of the Hennessey Ford Velociraptor Ranger – only 500 of the model are planned to be released for sale in 2019. Each model upgrade will come with a 3 year guarantee, and is available for purchase by Hennessey direct or by contacting select Authorized Hennessey Performance Ford Dealers.

This newest monster of a Hybrid Concept truck comes from Mitsubishi – a brand that has been relatively quiet on the production front in recent years. But they’ve returned in style, as the Engelberg Tourer Hybrid Concept SUV is like nothing you’ve seen before – nothing you’ve seen on Earth, that is. The modern, space-like design looks like it has come straight from a Mars mission, and the robust 4WD plug-in hybrid EV is built to showcase the new Dendo Drive House, a remarkable new-age technological feat developed by Mitsubishi which enables a direct line of contact between a home location and the vehicle. Taking electric vehicles to a whole new level, the 2.4L engine unit is designed to function alongside the electric motors, allowing for an impressive 434 miles to be covered per tank. Technically these could be done on or off road, as off-road tires and underside skid-plates are firmly in place too to ensure optimal grip no matter the terrain. A rooftop cargo box is accessed via push button, alongside an onboard navigation system which provides the driver with everything from maps, weather information, topography and traffic, to surface condition information.

Dendo Drive House technology features a solar panel charging option, as well as connectivity to home devices, and comes in a packaged system for full access to all features.

Anyone in the market for a quality camping vehicle will be hard-pushed to find anything more impressive than the new Eriba Touring 820 Caravan. The standard of design and thoughtful layout of this vehicle is among some of the most forward-thinking in conceptual travel-vehicle technology, so it’s no surprise that more and more interest is being shown in the camping trade in recent years. The Eriba 820 is a 28-foot long caravan which can sleep up to four adults comfortably in it’s sleek retro interior designed layout. One of the sleeping areas doubles as a convertible dining space, and the wooden furniture within is reminiscent of a yacht’s sophisticated and versatile interior.

The modern influence continues with the smart-controlled management system, allowing you to adjust lighting, temperature and other features from the safety of your smartphone. A sun roof at 6.6 feet high invites light and space into an environment which might prove confining under any other circumstances – Eriba’s unique take on space management renders this irrelevant. The leather upholstry reinstates the luxurious feel to the caravan, and creates a laid back atmosphere for you to kick back in your camping chair and enjoy your days off-grid.

A high-quality option for anyone looking to take the plunge into the world of camping and mobile homes.

The Chelsea Truck Company offers this civilian ride to anyone in the market for such formidable features. It all starts with a firm foundation, as the truck sits on six 265/65/18 A/T3 Sport tires which are fitted onto retro 1945 alloy wheels in Matte Black/Red Striped finish.

On the inside, carpet is fitted throughout the vehicle. Folding side steps allow for easy entry, while the instrument panel is decked out in leather and Hield fabric inserts. A front sunroof and center glove box offer elegant functionality, while the folding rear seats, rear view camera, manual transmission and differential lock offer the rugged durability that is only expected of such a truck.