This 2013 Lincoln Navigator finished in Tuxedo Black Metallic has
been transformed into a luxurious limousine with a custom extended
wheelbase by Executive Coach Builders. Power is provided by a Flex
Fuel Triton 5.4-liter V8 SOHC engine paired with a 6-speed
automatic transmission that drives all four wheels. The exterior
features tinted taillights and windows, black roof rails, a
black-painted grille and black-painted 20-inch factory aluminum
wheels fitted with Michelin tires. Professional paint correction
was recently performed, and the vehicle was refinished during the
limousine conversion. A small imperfection is noted on the rear
bumper. The passenger compartment features wood flooring, a tan
Alcantara headliner, wood trim and a custom mirrored ceiling with
integrated mood lighting. Four opposed lounge chairs are
upholstered with diamond quilted stitching, embossed headrests and
deviated black piping, offering heating, ventilation and massage
functions. Additional amenities include an electric partition, an
intercom system, a refrigerator, a bar station, 12-volt power and
USB outlets, and controls for the lighting, sound system and remote
entertainment system.Front cabin features include a heated and
ventilated 10-way power driver's seat, front dual-zone climate
control, a leather/wood-trimmed steering wheel, power-adjustable
pedals, a keypad entry system, a navigation system and power
liftgate.
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