Lincoln Aviator is the first mid-size SUV in the Lincoln brand. Introduction to the Lincoln Brand: In 1920, Henry Leland manufactured the first Lincoln automobile. Two years later, Lincoln was acquired by Edsel Ford, becoming a premium luxury product under the Ford Motor Company. In 1945, Lincoln-Mercury became an official division of Ford. The Lincoln emblem is named after President Lincoln, making it the first car named after a U.S. president and produced for presidential use. Since 1939, starting with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, it has consistently been chosen as the presidential vehicle. Renowned for its outstanding performance, elegant design, and unparalleled comfort, Lincoln has long been a symbol of American automotive luxury and comfort. Exterior Features: The 2005 Lincoln Aviator resembles a sportier version of the Navigator in terms of both its dynamic stance and performance. The interior design is largely borrowed from the Navigator, incorporating Lincoln's signature design elements such as select walnut wood trim, polished nickel metal accents, premium leather upholstery, and white LED lighting. Distinctive exterior features include the iconic chrome grille surround and halogen headlights, with optional high-intensity discharge (HID) headlights. Round fog lights are integrated into the front bumper, which is designed with a sedan-like structure for enhanced impact resistance. The wide door mirrors are heated, electronically adjustable, and feature an integrated memory system and turn signal indicators.
