It may be a cliché by now, but it's difficult to argue that "Zoom-Zoom" is nothing more than marketing hype. It exists, and it seems built right into the DNA of nearly every Mazda I've driven, whether it's a Miata, a sedan, or an SUV
I hate to sound elitist, but in many ways, I'd rather see first responders zipping around in flying cars than "regular folk" who may be more prone to texting and driving and other such banes of today's driving public
So, when it comes to value, the hybrid and the turbo could work out to be pretty similar. But if you enjoy the task (or is it the "art") of driving, there's only one version to look at, and it ain't the hybrid
I have a feeling, however, that those who actually are in the Navigator's target audience will like it a lot, and it may even grab some sales from competitors such as the Cadillac Escalade. Well done, Lincoln!
SUVs and pick-up trucks are increasing in demand–not just in the United States, but around the world—as car buyers are looking to more roomy and powerful vehicles
