Owning A Lincoln In Fort Worth

New Model Year  |  Fort Worth, TX For 2027, Lincoln changed the Navigator where most buyers never look: under the floor. Rear wheel drive is now standard and 4x4 is an option, and the tow package follows that choice. There are also new colors and a new interior. Until now, Navigator buyers in North Texas didn't have a drivetrain to pick. Every recent Navigator came with 4x4. That changes for 2027, and it's the update most likely to change what you pay and how much you can tow. The rest of the changes are about looks. Below we go through each one, starting with the one that matters most, then cover what Lincoln didn't touch. Quick answer: The headline change for the 2027 Lincoln Navigator is standard rear wheel drive across the lineup, with 4x4 now an option. The Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package becomes an option tied to 4x4 models, and Lincoln adds three new exterior colors, a new Afterglow interior on Premiere and Reserve, and new 24 inch wheels for Black Label. The 440 horsepower twin turbo V6, the 48 inch panoramic display and the standard and L lengths carry over. Standard drivetrain Rear wheel drive, 4x4 available Max towing, properly equipped 8,700 lbs on 4x4 with tow package New interior Afterglow, Premiere and Reserve In this post Rear wheel drive is standard Rear wheel drive or 4x4? How towing changes New colors, wheels and interior What Lincoln left alone Reserving one at Hooks Why Does the 2027 Navigator Start With Rear Wheel Drive? Lincoln's 2027 Navigator lineup adds rear wheel drive availability across every trim, from Premiere through Black Label, in both the standard length and the longer L. Rear wheel drive is the standard setup, and 4x4 moves to the options list. Lincoln hasn't said why, but the effect for buyers is easy to see. A lot of Navigators spend their whole lives on dry pavement hauling families around town. For those drivers, 4x4 hardware adds weight and cost without much day to day benefit. Lincoln's own EPA estimates show the difference: 16 city, 23 highway and 18 combined miles per gallon for rear wheel drive, against 15 city, 22 highway and 17 combined for 4x4. One thing to watch on the lot: a 2026 Navigator and a 2027 Navigator can look identical while sitting on different drivetrains. Check the window sticker so you know which one you're driving. Rear Wheel Drive or 4x4: Which Navigator Fits a Fort Worth Driver? Most Navigator shoppers can answer this in a minute by thinking about their last twelve months of driving. Fits you if 2027 Lincoln Navigator with rear wheel drive Your miles are mostly I-30, I-35W, I-20 and city streets You tow light, or not at all You want the higher EPA estimates of the two setups You would rather spend the difference on a package or trim Fits you if 2027 Lincoln Navigator with 4x4 You tow a boat, camper or horse trailer of real weight You want the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package, which requires 4x4 You launch on steep, wet or gravel boat ramps You head to ranch land, lake property or unpaved roads Fort Worth driver tip If your weekends include pulling a boat to Possum Kingdom Lake or Lake Granbury, think about the ramp, not the highway. Getting a loaded trailer up a slick ramp is where 4x4 and the two speed transfer case earn their keep. If the boat stays in a marina slip and the Navigator only hauls people, rear wheel drive covers you. How Do Towing Ratings Change on the 2027 Navigator? Towing now depends on two choices you make when you buy: drivetrain and wheels. The Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package is optional on 4x4 models across all series, and it adds a trailer brake controller, a two speed transfer case with neutral tow, and a 26 mm engine radiator. With that package, Lincoln lists these maximum ratings when properly equipped: 4x4 on 22 inch wheels: up to 8,700 pounds. 4x4 on 24 inch wheels: 8,500 pounds for the standard length and 8,400 pounds for the L. Rear wheel drive: Lincoln lists 6,200 pounds for the standard length and 6,600 pounds for the L. If you tow anything near the upper range, order a 4x4 Navigator with the tow package and 22 inch wheels, and confirm the rating printed for the exact vehicle before you hook up. What Colors, Wheels and Interior Choices Are New for 2027? Outside, Lincoln adds three new paints: Nocturnal Blue Metallic, Bronze Fire and Frosted Fig. To make room, Flight Blue and Sunrise Copper leave the palette. If either of those was on your list, a remaining 2026 Navigator may be the way to get it. Inside, the new Afterglow interior is offered on Premiere and Reserve. It's a new option for buyers who aren't shopping Black Label. The available Jet Appearance Package on Reserve, with its blacked out grille, belt line molding and front bumper, can be paired with Afterglow for a darker look outside and a warmer one inside. Black Label gets new 24 inch wheels in Radiant Copper and Dark Tarnished painted pocket finishes. Black Label Navigators are sold through participating Lincoln Black Label dealers, and you can see what Hooks has on our Black Label inventory page. Towing now depends on two choices you make when you buy: drivetrain and wheels. See the 2027 Lincoln Navigator Shop New Lincoln Navigator What Stays the Same on the 2027 Lincoln Navigator? The engine is unchanged. A 3.5 liter twin turbo V6 makes 440 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque through a 10 speed automatic, whichever wheels it drives. Most of the cabin carries over too. The 48 inch panoramic display still spans the dashboard and supports audio streaming and in vehicle apps through the Lincoln Digital Experience. The Lincoln Split Gate still opens in two parts, with a lower section that doubles as a seat. Lincoln Rejuvenate, with massaging seats, lighting, sound and scent, remains available and works only in Park. The lineup structure carries over as well: Premiere, Reserve and Black Label, each in the standard length or the L, which Lincoln prices at $3,000 more per trim. Seating runs up to eight depending on configuration. How Can You Get Your 2027 Navigator From Hooks Lincoln? Now that there's a drivetrain to pick, a quick conversation before you shop saves time. Come in, or call 817-596-0044, with answers to a few questions: How much do you tow, and how often? Standard length or L, and will it fit your garage? Which trim and interior, including whether Afterglow is on your list? Are you open to a remaining 2026 Navigator if the numbers work? From there, your concierge can show you what's on the lot at 8900 West Freeway and what a factory order would look like. If you're still weighing the Navigator against the Cadillac Escalade, the Infiniti QX80 or the BMW X7, our Navigator comparison page lays them out. One point of contact At Hooks Lincoln, one person from our customer concierge team guides your whole purchase, from the first test drive to financing to delivery day. No handoffs, and no repeating yourself. How it works Drivetrain Does the 2027 Lincoln Navigator come with 4x4? + 4x4 is available on every 2027 trim, but rear wheel drive is now the standard setup. Check the window sticker to see which one a specific Navigator has. Is a rear wheel drive Navigator good in Texas weather? + On dry and rainy pavement with good tires, rear wheel drive handles most North Texas driving. Drivers who face icy mornings, unpaved roads or steep ramps often still prefer 4x4. Does rear wheel drive improve Navigator fuel economy? + Lincoln's EPA estimates are one mile per gallon higher across city, highway and combined for rear wheel drive: 16, 23 and 18, versus 15, 22 and 17 for 4x4. Towing What is the maximum towing on the 2027 Navigator? + Up to 8,700 pounds when properly equipped with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package on a 4x4 model with 22 inch wheels. Can I get the tow package on a rear wheel drive Navigator? + The Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package is offered on 4x4 models, so plan on 4x4 if you want it. What does the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package add? + A trailer brake controller, a two speed transfer case with neutral tow and a 26 mm engine radiator. Design and Interior What new colors does the 2027 Navigator offer? + Nocturnal Blue Metallic, Bronze Fire and Frosted Fig join the palette, while Flight Blue and Sunrise Copper are no longer offered. What is the Afterglow interior? + Afterglow is a new interior color theme for 2027, offered on the Premiere and Reserve trims. Ask to see it in person, since photos rarely capture interior colors well. Are there new wheels on the 2027 Navigator Black Label? + Black Label adds 24 inch wheels with Radiant Copper and Dark Tarnished painted pockets. Carryover Features Did the 2027 Navigator engine change? + The 3.5 liter twin turbo V6 carries over at 440 horsepower and 510 lb-ft, paired with a 10 speed automatic. Does the 2027 Navigator still have the 48 inch screen? + The 48 inch panoramic display carries over and runs the Lincoln Digital Experience with Google Assistant, Google Maps and Google Play. Some features need a Connectivity plan. Is the Navigator L still offered for 2027? + Every trim comes in standard length or L, and Lincoln lists the L at $3,000 more per trim. Shopping at Hooks Lincoln Should I buy a 2026 or a 2027 Navigator? + A 2026 gives you 4x4 as the default and colors like Flight Blue, while a 2027 lets you choose rear wheel drive and the new paints and interior. Compare the two with similar equipment and current offers. Can Hooks Lincoln order a 2027 Navigator for me? + Your concierge can walk you through a factory order with the drivetrain, length, trim and colors you want, and keep you updated until it arrives. Where is Hooks Lincoln located? + Hooks Lincoln is at 8900 West Freeway in Fort Worth, on I-30. Sales hours are 9 AM to 7 PM weekdays and 9 AM to 6 PM Saturday. Find your 2027 Lincoln Navigator See current Navigator inventory at Hooks Lincoln. Shop Lincoln Navigator Plan the payment Talk through financing on a new Lincoln Navigator. Financing

Buying  |  Fort Worth, TX A Lincoln courtesy vehicle spent its first few months as a service loaner or demonstrator. For the right buyer, it's a low mileage Lincoln with new vehicle incentives and the rest of the factory warranty. Learn how it works and what to ask. Hooks Lincoln service clients often drive away in a Lincoln loaner while theirs is in the shop. Some of those loaners, along with demonstrators, eventually come up for sale. They're called courtesy vehicles, and they're one of the less understood ways to buy a Lincoln. Some shoppers have never heard of them. Others assume a loaner must be a rough, high mileage car. Neither is quite right. Below is what a courtesy vehicle is, how the miles and warranty typically work, how it stacks up against a new Lincoln and a Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned vehicle, and the questions to ask before you buy one. Quick answer: A Lincoln courtesy vehicle is a recent Lincoln that served as a dealership loaner or demonstrator through the Lincoln Courtesy Transportation Program. At Hooks Lincoln they typically show about 1,000 to just over 4,500 miles, come with the remaining balance of the New Vehicle Limited Warranty, and qualify for new vehicle retail incentives plus a courtesy discount. Ask for the in service date on any one you consider, because the warranty clock usually started then. Typical miles About 1,000 to just over 4,500 Warranty Remaining New Vehicle Limited Warranty Incentives New vehicle retail offers plus courtesy discount In this post What a courtesy vehicle is How many miles to expect How the warranty works Courtesy vs. new vs. CPO Who it fits Questions to ask What Is a Lincoln Courtesy Vehicle? Lincoln runs a program called the Lincoln Courtesy Transportation Program, often shortened to LCTP. Dealerships like Hooks Lincoln put new Lincolns into service as loaners for service clients and as demonstrators for test drives. After a set amount of time and mileage in that role, the vehicle comes out of the program and goes up for sale. That means a courtesy vehicle is a current Lincoln that has been driven, but not owned, by anyone. Hooks Lincoln's own certified service staff maintains every vehicle in the program while it's in use, so the service history stays in one place. You can browse what's available on our Lincoln courtesy vehicles page. The selection changes as vehicles come out of the program and others are sold, so the lineup you see this week may look different next week. How Many Miles Does a Lincoln Courtesy Vehicle Have? Less than most people expect. Hooks Lincoln's courtesy vehicles typically show about 1,000 to just over 4,500 miles. That's a few months of normal driving, not years. There's also a floor. To earn the full advertised courtesy discount, a vehicle has to meet the program's minimum in service requirement of three months (90 days) or 3,000 miles of program driving. So a courtesy Lincoln has always spent some time on the road, and the exact number varies from one vehicle to the next. Those miles were driven by service clients and on test drives, mostly around Fort Worth. Look at the odometer on the specific vehicle and ask how long it was in service, since both numbers matter for the warranty. Fort Worth driver tip A courtesy Lincoln has spent its life on local roads like I-30, I-20 and I-820. Before you buy, look closely at the windshield for small rock chips, check the wheels for curb rash from tight parking near Sundance Square, and ask whether the vehicle has needed any hail or paint repair after a North Texas spring storm. How Does the Warranty Work on a Courtesy Vehicle? When you buy a courtesy vehicle from Hooks Lincoln, the balance of the Lincoln New Vehicle Limited Warranty is included. Lincoln's warranty runs 4 years or 50,000 miles bumper to bumper and 6 years or 70,000 miles on the powertrain, whichever comes first. The key word is balance. Lincoln defines the warranty start date as the date a new vehicle was purchased or first put into service, and it names a dealer demonstrator as an example. In practice, that usually means the warranty clock on a courtesy vehicle started when it entered the program, not on the day you buy it. A vehicle that spent five months and 3,000 miles as a loaner would have roughly that much less time and mileage left than a brand new one. That's why the in service date is the first thing to ask about. It also affects some ownership perks. Lincoln Pickup and Delivery, for example, is complimentary for eligible vehicles inside the 4 year or 50,000 mile new vehicle limited warranty, so the remaining window tells you how long that benefit lasts. Two more questions belong on your list. Ask how the vehicle is titled and how it will appear on a vehicle history report, and ask our team to show you the exact warranty dates on the paperwork. If anything is unclear, the Lincoln Client Relationship Center can confirm warranty dates by VIN. How Does a Courtesy Vehicle Compare to New and to Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned? Think of a courtesy vehicle as sitting between a brand new Lincoln and a Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned vehicle. Each path has a different trade off. A brand new Lincoln Zero miles, the full warranty starting the day you take delivery, and your choice of trim, color and options if you're willing to order or wait for the right one. It also qualifies for current Lincoln new vehicle offers. A Lincoln courtesy vehicle Low miles, the remaining new vehicle warranty, and eligibility for new vehicle retail incentive offers plus a courtesy discount. Hooks Lincoln's program page also lists eligibility for Lincoln factory direct incentives and the A/X/Z plan. The trade off is choice: you pick from the specific vehicles coming out of the program, and the warranty clock has been running. A Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned vehicle A previously owned Lincoln that passes a 200 point inspection by Lincoln trained technicians and comes with comprehensive limited warranty coverage plus 24/7 roadside assistance for the warranty term. CPO vehicles are often a model year or more older and carry more miles, which usually means a lower price. Ask our team for the current CPO coverage terms and how they line up against the warranty left on a courtesy vehicle. The trade off is choice: you pick from the specific vehicles coming out of the program, and the warranty clock has been running. Shop Courtesy Vehicles Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned Who Is a Courtesy Vehicle a Good Fit For? A courtesy Lincoln tends to make the most sense for a few kinds of buyers: Value minded new car shoppers who want a current Lincoln with new vehicle incentives and don't mind a few thousand miles on the odometer. Flexible buyers who can be open on color or a package or two in exchange for a lower price. Shoppers who want a known history. A courtesy vehicle has been maintained by the Hooks Lincoln service department from its first oil change. Buyers who need a vehicle soon and would rather not wait on a factory order. If you have your heart set on a specific color, interior and package combination, or you want every day of warranty coverage, a new Lincoln is usually the cleaner fit. If budget matters most, compare the courtesy price against a Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned model of the same nameplate before you decide. What Should You Ask Before Buying a Courtesy Vehicle? Bring this list when you visit. Our team can answer every item for the specific vehicle you're looking at. 1 What is the in service date? This date sets the warranty start, so it tells you how much bumper to bumper and powertrain coverage is left and how long perks tied to that warranty last. 2 How many miles, and how was it used? Ask whether the vehicle served as a service loaner or a demonstrator, and look at the odometer reading on the paperwork. 3 Can I see the service records? Hooks Lincoln's service department maintains courtesy vehicles while they're in the program, so ask to see what was done and when. 4 Which incentives apply this month? Courtesy vehicles qualify for new vehicle retail incentive offers plus a courtesy discount. Ask which current Lincoln offers stack on the vehicle you want. 5 How is it titled and reported? Ask how the vehicle is titled and how it appears on a vehicle history report, so there are no surprises later. 6 What condition is it in? Walk around it in daylight. Check the tires, wheels, windshield and seats, and ask what reconditioning was done before sale. When you're ready to talk numbers, start on our finance page, and your concierge can show you how a courtesy vehicle compares to a new or Certified Pre-Owned Lincoln on a monthly basis. One point of contact At Hooks Lincoln, one person from our customer concierge team guides your whole purchase, from the first test drive to financing to delivery day. No handoffs, and no repeating yourself. How it works Courtesy Vehicle Basics Is a Lincoln courtesy vehicle new or used? + It sits between the two. It has been driven as a loaner or demonstrator but never owned, and Hooks Lincoln sells it with the remaining new vehicle warranty and new vehicle retail incentive eligibility. Ask how the specific vehicle is titled. Where do Lincoln courtesy vehicles come from? + They were used as service loaners and demonstrators through the Lincoln Courtesy Transportation Program, then retired from that role and offered for sale. Who maintains courtesy vehicles while they are loaners? + Hooks Lincoln's certified service staff maintains every vehicle in our courtesy program while it's in service. Miles and Warranty How many miles does a Lincoln courtesy vehicle have? + Hooks Lincoln courtesy vehicles typically show about 1,000 to just over 4,500 miles. Each vehicle is different, so check the odometer on the one you like. Does a courtesy vehicle come with a warranty? + The balance of the Lincoln New Vehicle Limited Warranty is included at purchase. Lincoln's coverage is 4 years or 50,000 miles bumper to bumper and 6 years or 70,000 miles powertrain, whichever comes first. When does the warranty start on a courtesy vehicle? + Lincoln dates the warranty from when a vehicle was first sold or put into service, such as a dealer demonstrator. Ask for the in service date so you know exactly how much coverage remains. Price and Incentives Are Lincoln courtesy vehicles discounted? + They're offered with a courtesy discount once they meet the program's minimum in service requirement. Pricing changes with incentives, so ask for the current number on the vehicle you want. Do Lincoln incentives apply to courtesy vehicles? + Courtesy vehicles at Hooks Lincoln are eligible for new vehicle retail incentive offers and Lincoln factory direct incentives. Current offers are listed on our Manufacturer Specials page. Can I use the A/X/Z plan on a courtesy vehicle? + Our courtesy program page lists A/X/Z plan eligibility. Bring your plan information and our team will confirm how it applies. Courtesy Vehicle or Certified Pre-Owned Is a courtesy vehicle the same as Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned? + No, they're separate programs. Certified Pre-Owned vehicles were previously owned and pass a 200 point inspection, while courtesy vehicles were never owned and keep the remaining new vehicle warranty. Which costs less, a courtesy vehicle or a CPO Lincoln? + A Certified Pre-Owned Lincoln is often older with more miles, so it usually costs less. Compare the price difference against the newer model year and lower miles of a courtesy vehicle. Should I choose a courtesy vehicle or a new Lincoln? + Choose new if you want a specific build and every day of warranty. Choose a courtesy vehicle if you're flexible on options and want new vehicle incentives with a few thousand miles already on it. Buying at Hooks Lincoln How do I see which courtesy vehicles are available? + Check our Lincoln courtesy vehicles page or call 817-596-0044. All vehicles are subject to prior sale, and the lineup changes often. Can I finance a courtesy vehicle at Hooks Lincoln? + Your concierge can set up a loan or other options on a courtesy vehicle, just as with a new Lincoln. Ask whether any current Lincoln financing offers apply to the one you choose. Can I trade in my current vehicle toward a courtesy Lincoln? + Trade ins work the same way they do on any other purchase at Hooks Lincoln. Bring your vehicle to 8900 West Freeway for an appraisal during sales hours. Browse courtesy vehicles See the low mileage Lincolns available now. Courtesy Vehicles Shop new instead Shop the full lineup of new Lincoln SUVs. New Inventory

New Model Year  |  Fort Worth, TX Lincoln kept the 2027 Aviator's formula and fine tuned the details: three new colors, a standard security package and new roof choices. Below is what changed, what didn't, and how to get on the list at Hooks. Every model year brings the same question from Aviator shoppers: is the new one different enough to wait for? For 2027, the honest answer is that Lincoln made a focused set of updates rather than a redesign. The Aviator you know is still here, with a few changes that matter for specific buyers. This guide sticks to what Lincoln has confirmed and what reputable automotive outlets have reported from Lincoln's order information. Where a detail depends on trim or package, we say so, and you can confirm any of it with our team for the exact Aviator you're considering. Quick answer: The 2027 Lincoln Aviator adds three new exterior colors (Asher Gray, Avalanche Gray and Ruby Red), makes the Lincoln Security Package standard with four years of service included, and adds new roof choices, including a black painted roof paired with the Jet Appearance Package on Reserve. The 400 horsepower twin turbo V6, the three trims and the core technology carry over from 2026. Engine 3.0L twin turbo V6, carried over New colors Asher Gray, Avalanche Gray, Ruby Red Trims Premiere, Reserve, Black Label In this post What changed for 2027 The Lincoln Security Package What carries over Choosing a trim 2026 or 2027? Getting one at Hooks What Did Lincoln Change for the 2027 Aviator? Three updates stand out. None of them changes how the Aviator drives, but each one changes how it looks or how it's protected. Three new exterior colors Lincoln lists Asher Gray, Avalanche Gray and Ruby Red as new for 2027. Two colors from the 2026 palette were retired to make room. If you have been waiting for a richer red or a fresh gray, this is the year to look. The Lincoln Security Package comes standard Every 2027 Aviator, from Premiere through Black Label, includes the Lincoln Security Package with four years of complimentary service once it's activated. It bundles theft alerts, remote start inhibit and stolen vehicle services. More on how that works below. New roof choices Lincoln now lists a solid roof for the Premiere, with the panoramic Vista Roof available on Premiere and standard on Reserve and Black Label. Reserve buyers also gain a black painted roof option, offered with the Jet Appearance Package. Before 2027, a black roof on the Aviator was tied to a Black Label special edition package, so this opens the look up to more buyers. Exact package pricing varies, so ask our team for current numbers. How Does the Lincoln Security Package Work? The package works through your Aviator's connectivity and the Lincoln app. It has three main parts: Theft Alerts send a push notification to your phone through the Lincoln app if someone tampers with the vehicle. Start Inhibit lets you remotely prevent the vehicle from starting unless an authorized key is nearby. Stolen Vehicle Services connect you with a live Lincoln agent who works with law enforcement to help locate and recover the vehicle. Reports on the package also describe deductible reimbursement of up to $2,500 toward damage or loss from theft, available in select states. Terms, eligibility and what the service costs after the included four years can change, so ask us to walk through the current details before you rely on any one feature. Fort Worth driver tip If your Aviator spends long hours in big lots, like a game day in Arlington, a race weekend at Texas Motor Speedway or a full day at the Fort Worth Stock Show grounds, set up Theft Alerts in the Lincoln app before you go. You'll know about a problem from your phone, not when you walk back to the car. What Carries Over From the 2026 Aviator? Most of what makes the Aviator an Aviator is unchanged for 2027: Powertrain. A 3.0 liter twin turbo V6 that Lincoln rates at 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque, with output slightly lower in some states. Premiere and Reserve offer rear or all wheel drive. Black Label is all wheel drive. Towing. Up to 5,000 pounds when properly equipped. Ride. Adaptive Suspension with Road Preview, which uses a forward facing camera to scan the road up to 50 feet ahead and prepare for bumps and potholes. Technology. The Lincoln Digital Experience on a 13.2 inch center display, with a 12.4 inch digital cluster, Google Assistant, Google Maps and Google Play. Some features require a Connectivity plan. Driver assistance. Lincoln Co-Pilot360 Drive 2.0, with BlueCruise hands free highway driving that requires an active plan or trial. Seating. Room for up to seven, with a PowerFold third row. Fuel economy carries over too. Lincoln lists EPA estimates of 17 city, 24 highway and 20 combined miles per gallon for all wheel drive models, and a slightly higher highway figure for rear wheel drive. The Aviator you know is still here, with a few changes that matter for specific buyers. Which 2027 Aviator Trim Makes Sense for You? The lineup stays at three trims. The differences come down to how much luxury you want built in from the start. Premiere The starting point, and not a stripped one. Lincoln lists heated front seats and steering wheel, Adaptive Suspension, Co-Pilot360 Drive 2.0, second row captain's chairs and a 14 speaker Revel audio system. It's the trim that gains the solid roof choice for 2027. Reserve Adds leather seating surfaces and the Vista Roof as standard, plus available packages such as the Dynamic Handling Package with Air Glide Suspension and the Jet Appearance Package. Reserve is where the new black painted roof option lives. Black Label All wheel drive, 30 way Perfect Position front seats, a 28 speaker Revel Ultima 3D audio system and a choice of curated interior themes. Black Label models are sold through participating Lincoln Black Label dealers, and Hooks Lincoln keeps a Black Label inventory page. Explore the 2027 Lincoln Aviator Shop New Lincoln Aviator Should You Buy a 2026 Aviator or Wait for a 2027? Because the changes are focused, this decision is simpler than in a redesign year. Ask yourself two questions. First, decide whether the new pieces matter to you. If you want Ruby Red or one of the new grays, a black roof on a Reserve, or four years of included theft protection, the 2027 is the one to target. Second, run the math. Remaining 2026 Aviators may carry different Lincoln offers than the new model year, and the core vehicle is very close. Check our current Lincoln offers and compare a 2026 and a 2027 with similar equipment side by side. If you're shopping the Aviator against the Acura MDX, Lexus TX or Genesis GV80, our Aviator comparison page covers those rivals. How Do You Get a 2027 Aviator at Hooks Lincoln? Whether you want one on the lot or a specific build, the process is the same. 1 Tell us what you want Trim, color, drivetrain and must have packages. If you're torn between two, we'll line them up for you. 2 See what is here and what is coming Our 2027 Aviator page notes that a vehicle not in stock can often be made available within about a week of a request. We'll tell you what's on the ground and what's on the way. 3 Drive it on your roads Take it out on I-30 and the Chisholm Trail Parkway so you can feel the Adaptive Suspension and BlueCruise ready highway manners for yourself. 4 Settle the numbers with one person Your concierge handles pricing, financing and delivery, so you aren't passed from desk to desk. Call 817-596-0044 or stop by 8900 West Freeway. Sales hours are 9 AM to 7 PM Monday through Friday and 9 AM to 6 PM on Saturday. One point of contact At Hooks Lincoln, one person from our customer concierge team guides your whole purchase, from the first test drive to financing to delivery day. No handoffs, and no repeating yourself. How it works 2027 Aviator Changes Is the 2027 Lincoln Aviator redesigned? + No. The 2027 model is an update, not a redesign, with new colors, a standard Lincoln Security Package and new roof options on the same platform and powertrain. What new colors are offered on the 2027 Aviator? + Lincoln lists Asher Gray, Avalanche Gray and Ruby Red as new for 2027. Availability can vary by trim, so check the color you want against the trim you plan to buy. Can I get a black roof on a 2027 Aviator Reserve? + A black painted roof is now offered on Reserve when paired with the Jet Appearance Package. Ask our team for current pricing and build availability. Security and Technology What does the Lincoln Security Package include? + Theft Alerts through the Lincoln app, remote Start Inhibit and Stolen Vehicle Services with a live agent who works with law enforcement. Deductible reimbursement up to $2,500 is offered in select states. Is the Lincoln Security Package free on the 2027 Aviator? + Four years of service are included once the package is activated with the purchase. After that, it becomes a paid subscription, so ask about renewal cost. What infotainment system does the 2027 Aviator use? + The Lincoln Digital Experience runs on a 13.2 inch center display with Google Assistant, Google Maps and Google Play built in. Some features require a Connectivity plan. Performance and Capability How much horsepower does the 2027 Lincoln Aviator have? + Lincoln rates the 3.0 liter twin turbo V6 at 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque. Models sold in some states carry a slightly lower rating. How much can the 2027 Aviator tow? + Up to 5,000 pounds when properly equipped. Confirm the rating and hitch equipment on the specific vehicle before towing. Does the 2027 Aviator come in all wheel drive? + Premiere and Reserve offer rear wheel drive or all wheel drive, and Black Label comes with all wheel drive. Trims and Seating What trims are offered on the 2027 Lincoln Aviator? + Three: Premiere, Reserve and Black Label. Black Label models are sold through participating Lincoln Black Label dealers. How many people does the 2027 Aviator seat? + Up to seven, with second row captain's chairs listed on Premiere and a PowerFold third row. Does the 2027 Aviator have a panoramic roof? + The Vista Roof is standard on Reserve and Black Label and available on Premiere, which can also be ordered with a solid roof. Buying at Hooks Lincoln Does Hooks Lincoln have the 2027 Aviator? + Our 2027 Aviator page shows the new model, and our team can tell you which vehicles are in stock or arriving. Call 817-596-0044 for current availability. Can I order a 2027 Aviator with specific options? + Your concierge can help you spec the trim, color and packages you want and track it until delivery. Are there offers on the 2027 Lincoln Aviator? + Lincoln offers change month to month. Check our Manufacturer Specials page or ask our team what applies to the model year and trim you want. Meet the 2027 Lincoln Aviator See current Aviator inventory at Hooks Lincoln. Shop Lincoln Aviator Compare before you decide Line the Lincoln Aviator up against the Acura MDX, Lexus TX and Genesis GV80. Aviator Comparison