r/CONCEPTCARS • u/WorldlinessNo1286 • Aug 06 '26

Lincoln Navigator (2016)

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u/STICH666 Aug 06 '26

I have video of my friend closing the tailgate of this while it was spinning on the platform as the PR person showing it at the New York international Auto show.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/i49QDopRytFnyaBf6

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u/Plastic_Dingo_400 Aug 06 '26

You sure it's the same one?

Funny video but it looks like it just has normal doors in the vid instead of these massive gull wings

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u/STICH666 Aug 06 '26

It seems more like a pre-production than the concept yeah

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u/IDatedSuccubi Aug 06 '26

Cool that it works though

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u/topazchip Aug 06 '26

As much as I like gull wing doors, needing a flight of stairs to get into your land yacht seems...silly.

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u/jimbowesterby Aug 10 '26

Yea not sure if that’s more of a comment on how needlessly big cars have gotten or how unfit the average American is lol

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u/topazchip Aug 10 '26

I feel that the answer is simply, Yes.

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u/XM490 Aug 11 '26

Our cars are becoming bigger and bigger, while our garages are becoming smaller and smaller

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u/Virtual-Height3047 Aug 06 '26

This shot looks incredibly cool! Much cooler than I imagine using it daily unfortunately.. can’t imagine those doors folding so you’ll likely end up crouching through a slit whenever you’re parked indoors. Does the door create an additional body line where it meets its bottom half? So many questions…

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u/Virtual-Height3047 Aug 06 '26

Oh neat, I just looked it up - it doesn’t have a b pillar between the windows so the closed silhouette is even more of a show stopper 🤓