Both seat seven, so it comes down to what you tow and where you park.

The Aviator suits families who stay on-road and tow within 5,000 pounds when properly equipped. It makes 383 hp and offers BlueCruise hands-free highway driving.

The Navigator is the answer above that, rated 8,700 lb with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package, on a longer body you feel in a parking garage more than on I-4.

Come and sit in both on the same afternoon. Call us and we will have them ready.

The Navigator, rated 8,700 lb with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package.

The Aviator is rated 5,000 lb when properly equipped and the Nautilus 1,750 lb with the dealer-installed Class I Trailer Tow Package.

Every rating assumes the vehicle is properly equipped, so the tow package on the exact car is what settles it. Call us and talk through what you tow.

No. We sell Lincoln, and we carry the full lineup: Nautilus, Aviator and Navigator, Black Label trims included.

We are at 3505 N. U.S. 17-92, Longwood, FL, 15 minutes north of downtown Orlando. Call us and we will have the ones you want to drive ready when you arrive.

The Lincoln Aviator tows 5,000 lb when properly equipped. That covers most Florida bay boats, smaller center-console vessels, utility trailers and mid-size travel trailers.

For anything above 5,000 pounds, the Lincoln Navigator is the answer, rated 8,700 lb with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package.

The Aviator's 3.0L twin-turbo V6 (383 hp / 415 lb-ft) handles the majority of Florida towing inside that rated maximum.

Yes. The Lincoln Aviator qualifies for Lincoln Pickup & Delivery through us up to 70 miles from 3505 N. U.S. 17-92, which covers Seminole and Orange counties, including downtown Orlando.

The program is complimentary for new Aviator owners within their 4-year / 50,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty. One of our drivers picks up the vehicle from your home or office and completes the service there. We return the vehicle promptly with a complimentary wash.

Call our service team to arrange it.

The Aviator is the stronger choice for families who need three rows, seven seats or towing above 1,750 pounds. It seats seven and tows 5,000 lb when properly equipped.

For families of five or fewer who do not tow, the Nautilus gives you a quiet two-row cabin with room in both rows, and hands-free BlueCruise is available on it.

The decision usually comes down to whether the third row and the tow rating matter for your household.

We are at 3505 N. U.S. 17-92, Longwood, FL 32750, about 15 minutes north of downtown Orlando via I-4 East to Exit 94 (SR-434, Longwood/Winter Springs). Buyers from College Park, Winter Park, and Maitland typically arrive in 12-18 minutes.

From Lake Nona, take FL-417 North to I-4; the drive is about 30 minutes. We are an authorized Lincoln franchise in Longwood, Seminole County.

We serve Orlando buyers for both sales and service. The Lincoln-certified service center is open Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

Orlando-area Lincoln owners up to 70 miles away can use Lincoln Pickup & Delivery. This factory program dispatches a driver to pick up and return the vehicle from home or the office, so many Orlando customers can service their Lincoln without traveling to Longwood. Call our service team to arrange it.

We hold a 4.8-star Google rating from 2,700+ verified reviews and received the Lincoln Motor Company President’s Award for 2025.

Orlando buyers come back for the same advisor across several cars, for Black Label delivered in-house, for Pickup & Delivery up to 70 miles away, and for the same family at the same address since 1979.

Yes. Home test drives are available for buyers within the 70-mile Lincoln Pickup & Delivery range, which covers the Orlando metro, including Winter Park, Maitland, College Park, Lake Mary, Lake Nona and downtown Orlando.

A Brand Advocate delivers and conducts the test drive, not a courier service, and we request 24 hours' notice. Call us to arrange.

We carry the complete Lincoln SUV lineup: Nautilus (two-row, 5-seat with Lincoln Black Label option), Aviator (three-row, 7-seat) and Navigator (three-row flagship).

Lincoln Black Label is authorized in-house on Nautilus, Aviator and Navigator. Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned inventory is available with a 200-point inspection and 6-year / 100,000-mile comprehensive limited warranty. Browse the inventory online or call us.

Lincoln Pickup & Delivery is a factory program we run up to 70 miles from 3505 N. U.S. 17-92.

A Parks Lincoln of Longwood driver collects the vehicle from the customer's home or office, delivers a complimentary loaner and completes the service at the facility. The vehicle returns the same day with a complimentary wash.

The digital multi-point inspection report goes to the owner's phone. The program is complimentary for new Lincoln owners within their 4-year / 50,000-mile New Vehicle Limited Warranty and for Lincoln Black Label owners. Call our service team to arrange it.

No. Lincoln discontinued the Aviator Grand Touring plug-in hybrid powertrain for the 2025 and 2026 model years. Every Aviator now runs the 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6 producing 383 hp and 415 lb-ft of torque.

The Nautilus offers a hybrid powertrain on equipped trims. Call us for the latest on Lincoln's electrified powertrains.

The Lincoln Aviator (5,000-lb towing capacity) handles most Florida boat trailers, bay boats and smaller center-console vessels under 20 feet. The Lincoln Navigator (8,700-lb towing capacity with the Heavy-Duty Trailer Tow Package) is the right choice for larger boats, pontoon rigs or travel trailers.

The Nautilus is rated 1,750 lb with the dealer-installed Class I Trailer Tow Package. Whichever model, we will check the rating on the specific car with its own equipment, because a tow rating depends on how the car is equipped instead of on the model name. Call us and talk through what you tow.

We offer new Lincoln leases at 3505 N US Highway 17-92 in Longwood, serving the greater Orlando area. We are in Longwood, in Seminole County. Call us or check our current offers page, and ask us to build your payment on your real mileage instead of an advertised low figure.

You can lease the Lincoln Nautilus, Aviator and Navigator, subject to current inventory. The Nautilus is offered as a hybrid on equipped trims. Confirm what is currently on the lot with our team.

It depends on how you drive. Leasing keeps your monthly payment lower and lets you switch into a new Lincoln every two or three years; financing builds ownership equity and suits higher-mileage or longer-term drivers.

If you drive more than 15,000 miles a year or keep cars to 100,000 miles, we usually steer you toward financing so you do not pay mileage overages. Our team compares both, including total cost, before you decide.

Your lease includes an annual mileage allowance (commonly 10,000, 12,000 or 15,000 miles). If you drive past it, you owe a per-mile overage charge at turn-in, and the rate is on the lease itself.

Tell us your real commute when we build the quote and we will set the mileage tier to match.

Usually not. A large down payment lowers the monthly figure, but if the vehicle is stolen or totaled early, you largely lose that money; gap coverage pays off the lease balance, not your down payment. We generally advise keeping lease cash down low.

It is the right answer even when a low-monthly ad suggests otherwise.

Yes. Lincoln Pickup & Delivery is available up to 70 miles from the dealership, so a service visit during your lease does not have to interrupt your day.

Lincoln incentives, residual values and money factors change monthly. Call us or request a quote for today's exact figures.

Lincoln lease incentives change every month. The current offers for the Nautilus, Aviator, and Navigator are posted on our current incentives page, call us for the exact payment, term and money factor on the model you want.

The 'from' payment in any ad assumes a specific trim, credit tier, mileage allowance and amount due at signing, so always confirm your real number before you decide.

Yes. We are an established Lincoln dealership, part of Parks Motor Group, founded in 1975, and a recipient of the Lincoln Motor Company President's Award for 2025. We are the Lincoln store in Longwood, in Seminole County.

Lease if you want a lower payment, predictable mileage, and a new Lincoln every two to three years under full warranty. Finance if you want to own the vehicle long-term, run higher annual mileage, or keep it well past the lease term.

If you drive more than 15,000 miles a year, tell us early, financing is often the better deal once mileage overage is in the picture.

Bring us your annual mileage and how long you tend to keep a car, and we will run both options side by side on the vehicle you want.

Plan for due-at-signing (first payment plus any down payment and up-front taxes/fees), a lease acquisition fee, Florida title/registration/tag fees set by the state, sales tax applied to your monthly payment and a possible end-of-lease disposition fee.

Florida taxes the monthly lease payment, not the full vehicle price. We itemize everything on one sheet so nothing surprises you at signing.

Yes. We serve greater Orlando and the surrounding region, including Daytona Beach and Lincoln Pickup & Delivery covers service up to 70 miles away. Many of our lease customers drive in from across the area.

Yes. We are an established Lincoln dealership at 3505 N US Highway 17-92 in Longwood, FL, north of Orange County, serving the greater Orlando area. We are part of Parks Motor Group, founded in 1975, and we are located in Longwood, Seminole County.

We are located in Longwood, immediately north of Orlando along US-17-92, a short, direct drive for most Orange County neighborhoods. For service, our Lincoln Pickup & Delivery program reaches up to 70 miles, which covers Orange County, so many owners never have to make the drive at all.

BlueCruise is available on the Nautilus and on the Aviator.

Many owners never use it, which is a waste on I-4 at rush hour. Ask us to switch it on during the test drive instead of reading about it.

Whether the car has it depends on the trim and the equipment on that exact car, so we will check the one you are looking at.

Yes. Our factory-trained technicians service Lincoln PHEV (plug-in hybrid) and BlueCruise hands-free driving systems, and every service visit includes a complimentary car wash and vacuum. Our service hours are Mon-Fri 7 am-6 pm and Sat 8 am-5 pm; we are closed Sundays.

Yes. And where a Lincoln does fit, it earns the drive north from Orlando: the quiet cabin, a President's Award service department and pickup and delivery.

The state sets those fees, not us. We itemize them on one sheet so you can see each line before you sign.

Our service team runs incoming inventory against the federal recall database by VIN before delivery, and anything open is closed out before the car goes to a customer.

Ask us to run the VIN with you while you are here. You will see the result on the screen with us.

It depends on annual mileage and how long you plan to keep the vehicle.

If you drive under 15,000 miles per year and want a new Lincoln every 36 months with lower monthly cash flow, a Lincoln AFS Red Carpet Lease is generally the better path.

If you drive over 15,000 miles a year or plan to keep the vehicle past the 4-year complimentary-maintenance window, financing beats leasing on total cost. Take the shortest term whose payment you can carry, because every year you add costs interest and time spent owing more than the Lincoln is worth.

Call our sales and finance desk for the live Lincoln AFS program math on your specific vehicle.

Lincoln Automotive Financial Services offers Red Carpet Lease programs with multiple annual mileage plans, starting at 5,000 miles per year. You choose the mileage cap at signing, and it stays locked for the term.

Any mileage driven beyond the contracted cap is charged at the per-mile rate stated in your lease agreement, and we show you that rate before you sign.

We size the lease mileage to your actual driving estimate, not the lowest available cap, to avoid overage at lease end.

Yes. Every Lincoln AFS Red Carpet Lease includes a published residual buyout figure in the contract, calculated as a percentage of MSRP at the start of the term. At lease end, you can hand the vehicle back or lease another Lincoln.

You can also buy it outright at the residual buyout price plus tax. We write lease buyouts in-house, and the Finance team walks through the buyout math against current Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned market values at the desk.

Yes. Lincoln Access Rewards earns points on lease deliveries the same as new-vehicle purchases, and lease customers earn ongoing points on every paid service visit and parts purchase at any participating Lincoln dealer.

Points apply at checkout in our service drive or at the parts counter.

Four years or 50,000 miles bumper-to-bumper; six years or 70,000 miles on the powertrain; five years or unlimited miles on corrosion; and eight years or 100,000 miles on hybrid and electric components, all from the original in-service date.

A 200-point inspection, a vehicle history report, a 14-day or 1,000-mile money-back guarantee and a 6-year/100,000-mile comprehensive limited warranty from the original in-service date.

Bring the full service history, both keys and the title and value it online first. Ask for the trade allowance and the purchase price as two separate written figures.

Heat shortens battery life and works the climate system; storms bring standing water; sun ages leather. A battery test from the third summer, a spring climate check and staying out of standing water cover most of it.

Ask the finance office to run your actual file, check multiple lenders, do an individual review, and provide a certified inventory that starts well below new-car prices. Several auto-loan pulls inside a short window count as one inquiry. Expect a higher rate, and keep the term short. The specific answer is free and takes minutes.

Current Lincolns share proven mechanicals across the lineup, and the six-year powertrain warranty is the factory's own confidence statement. Kept to schedule, easy with the covered maintenance on Black Label, they are dependable, documented luxury cars.

Both share proven Ford-family mechanicals under the luxury trim, and both age by their maintenance, not their badge. A documented MKZ is one of the pre-owned market's quiet luxury bargains; our inspection plus the vehicle history report will confirm the specifics of any car.

The final-generation Continental is mechanically conservative and generally durable, its rarity affects parts lead times more than its reliability. Buy on records, and enjoy owning something nobody else on the street has.

Documented examples run well past 150,000 miles, especially the hybrid versions, whose drivetrain, proven in taxi service, has an easy life in private use. The service file tells you the most; ask us to walk you through it.

No, the current Lincoln line is all SUVs: Nautilus, Aviator and Navigator. Pre-owned sedans like the MKZ and Continental remain an excellent value, and we see them as trades.

The Aviator carries clients in real comfort at a lower price than the Navigator, and the Navigator is the choice when the vehicle represents your business. Both keep their finish over high mileage if serviced on schedule, and pickup-and-delivery service keeps a working vehicle working.

On a used Aviator or Nautilus, the later years of a generation carry the latest software and equipment.

On a pre-owned Aviator, ask us to pull the history report and open recalls on the specific car. For a new one, the best year is whichever has the incentive you can use.

The engines and transmissions are shared with Ford trucks and SUVs and are well proven, and the infotainment and driver-assist software updates are done here.

We run the open-recall check by VIN before you buy, and it takes a few minutes.

The Navigator, by a clear margin. It is the longest and heaviest vehicle in the range, and the extra wheelbase plus adaptive suspension smooths out expansion joints on I-4 in a way nothing shorter manages.

The Aviator with the adaptive setup is close behind and easier to park in Winter Park. Drive both back-to-back on the same stretch of road, since ride quality is the one thing a spec sheet cannot tell you.

For a buyer who wants a quiet, comfortable American luxury SUV, yes. Servicing costs are reasonable for the class, and the factory powertrain warranty runs six years.

Resale is where certified pre-owned works in your favor: a Lincoln a few years old costs far less than it did new, and the Lincoln-backed coverage travels with it.