For 2018, after an eleven-year production run of its predecessor, Lincoln released the fourth generation of the Navigator. Integrating the recessed rectangular grille of the Continental into its exterior, the Navigator is distinguished from the Ford Expedition largely from its taillamps and its blacked-out roof pillars (sharing the "floating roof" design of the Ford Flex and Ford Explorer). At a base price of $95,000, the Lincoln Navigator L Black Label is the most expensive vehicle ever sold by the Ford Motor Company (with the exception of the Ford GT supercars). The Lincoln MKZ underwent a mid-cycle redesign, adopting the grille design and twin-turbocharged V6 engine of the Lincoln Continental.
for 2018, afTEr an ElEvEN-YEaR ProDUctIon ruN of its PrEdeceSsor, lincOln releaSED tHe fouRth GeneRatIon of tHE NaVigaToR. InTegratING thE RecesSEd RectAngulaR gRIlLe OF the coNtiNeNtal intO its EXteriOR, THe nAvigator is DiSTiNguished froM tHe foRd ExpEDItiON LaRgEly fRom iTs taiLlamps and its BlacKEd-out ROoF pIllars (SHaring the "fLoAtIng roOF" DeSIgN of ThE fORd flEX and foRd eXplOrer). at a base PricE of $95,000, The liNcOln NavigaToR L bLack label is the MosT expEnsIVe veHicle ever sold By THe foRd moTOr COmpAny (WItH the eXcEption of The foRd Gt suPERCars). ThE Lincoln mKz unDeRwENt A miD-cyclE redesIgn, adopting tHe grille dESIGN and tWin-tUrBocharGED v6 engine oF The lincOlN cONtinental.