Is the Lincoln Nautilus a Good Fit for the St. Charles County Commute?

Compare  |  St. Peters, MO How the Lincoln Nautilus and the BMW X5 each fit a St. Charles County family, from the way they ride on I-70 to the cabin you live in every day. Both of these SUVs show up in the same driveways around Lake St. Louis and O'Fallon, and the people who drive them tend to want the same things. Two rows, room for car seats or teenagers, a cabin that feels special, and enough poise for a fast merge onto I-64. Where they part ways is in what each one cares about most. The Lincoln Nautilus is built around calm. The BMW X5 is built around the drive. Neither approach is wrong, and plenty of shoppers drive both before deciding. This post compares them on the things families mention after a test drive, and tries to be straight about where the BMW X5 is the better pick. Quick answer: Pick the Lincoln Nautilus if you want a quiet, relaxed ride, a wide panoramic display across the dash, a standard all wheel drive lineup and a hybrid option. Pick the BMW X5 if you put sharp handling first and want a wider spread of engines, including an inline six, a plug in hybrid and a V8. Both are two row midsize luxury SUVs, so drive them back to back on the roads you use every week. Lincoln Nautilus Quiet, roomy, hybrid available BMW X5 Sporty, six cylinder and V8 choices Both Two row midsize luxury SUVs In this post Different personalities Engine choices Inside the cabin Driver assist and tech Owning one here How Are the Lincoln Nautilus and BMW X5 Different to Drive? The Lincoln Nautilus is tuned for comfort first. Road noise stays low, the steering is light around a parking lot, and the suspension takes the edge off the patched lanes on Mid Rivers Mall Drive. On a long run out I-70 it feels settled and quiet, which is what most owners mention first. The BMW X5 has a firmer, more connected feel. The steering has more weight, the body stays flatter in a quick corner, and the engines are eager. Drivers who like a winding road tend to light up in a BMW X5 on Highway 94 out toward Defiance. You'll feel more of the road through the seat, and for some people that's the point. Neither is a bad highway SUV. The question is whether you want the vehicle to stay in the background on the commute or be part of the fun. What Engines Do the Lincoln Nautilus and BMW X5 Offer? The Lincoln Nautilus keeps it simple. There's a 2.0 liter turbocharged four cylinder with all wheel drive, and a hybrid version that pairs that engine with an electric motor. The hybrid is the one to look at if a lot of your driving is stop and go around St. Peters, since the electric assist helps most at low speeds. The BMW X5 offers more choices. The base engine is a turbocharged inline six with mild hybrid assist, offered with rear wheel drive or all wheel drive. The xDrive50e is a plug in hybrid that can drive short distances on electricity alone. At the far end, the M60i uses a twin turbo V8. If engine choice matters to you, the BMW X5 has the wider menu. Fuel economy, horsepower and towing differ by version on both sides. For exact figures, check the window sticker on the specific vehicle or ask our team. Our Lincoln Nautilus comparison page lines up the Lincoln Nautilus against other two row rivals if you want more numbers side by side. The Lincoln Nautilus is built around calm. The BMW X5 is built around the drive. Which Has the Better Cabin for a Family? Sit in the Lincoln Nautilus and the first thing you notice is the screen. A panoramic display runs the width of the dash at the base of the windshield, showing the map, driving information and media where your eyes already are. A separate touchscreen lower down handles the controls. Some people love the effect. Others need a few days to get used to it. The BMW X5 cabin takes a more driver focused approach, with its screens grouped toward the driver and a sportier seating position. It feels tight and well built. Families moving up from a smaller SUV usually find both have plenty of room in the second row for car seats. Neither offers a third row, so if you need seven seats, look at the Lincoln Aviator or Lincoln Navigator instead. For two rows, the right answer comes from sitting in both with your own car seats, strollers or sports bags. Bring them to the test drive. Shop the Lincoln Nautilus Value Your Trade How Do Driver Assist Features Compare? Lincoln BlueCruise is the headline feature on the Lincoln Nautilus. On mapped, divided highways it allows hands free driving while a camera watches that your eyes stay on the road. Long stretches of I-70 are the kind of road it's built for. Ask our team about the BlueCruise terms on the vehicle you're looking at, since the hands free service runs on a plan. The BMW X5 offers its own set of driver assist features, and the details vary by package and model year. If hands free highway driving is high on your list, ask the BMW dealer exactly what the BMW X5 you're considering includes and on which roads it works, so you're comparing like for like. Both connect to your phone, and both brands offer an app with remote features that vary by vehicle. Spend ten minutes with each system in the showroom. The one that feels natural to you is the one you'll use. The Lincoln Nautilus fits you if You want a quiet, soft ride on rough roads and long highway runs Hands free highway driving with BlueCruise appeals to you You like the idea of a hybrid for stop and go errands A wide, eye level display across the dash sounds good You want Warranty Forever on a qualifying vehicle from this store The BMW X5 fits you if Sharp handling and steering feel matter most to you You want a choice of inline six, plug in hybrid or V8 Driving short trips on electricity in a plug in hybrid appeals to you You prefer a firmer, sportier seating position You want the option of a rear wheel drive version What Is Ownership Like in St. Charles County? Weather matters here. Ice storms, freeze and thaw potholes and spring hail are part of life in St. Charles County, and an all wheel drive SUV with good tires handles all of it. The Lincoln Nautilus lineup comes with all wheel drive. On the BMW X5, choose an xDrive version if winter driving is a concern. Service is the other half. Buying a Lincoln Nautilus from us means service right on North Service Road, Pickup and Delivery on vehicles within the 4 year or 50,000 mile new vehicle limited warranty, and Lincoln Mobile Service for many jobs at your home or office. Ask whichever store you buy from what their service drive looks like, because you'll see it more often than the showroom. St. Peters driver tip Drive both SUVs over the same loop: a stretch of I-70, the stop and go on Mid Rivers Mall Drive, then a few curves on Highway 94. Do it back to back on the same day so the road and the weather are the same. The difference in ride and noise jumps out quickly. Warranty Forever on qualifying vehicles A qualifying new or pre owned Lincoln Nautilus bought here can come with Warranty Forever, powertrain coverage on the engine, transmission and drive axle parts named in the agreement for as long as you own it. Covered repairs carry no deductible, as long as the listed maintenance is kept on record. See How Warranty Forever Works Questions Owners Ask About Size and Seating Does the Lincoln Nautilus have a third row? + No. The Lincoln Nautilus is a two row SUV. For three rows, look at the Lincoln Aviator or Lincoln Navigator. Does the BMW X5 have a third row? + The current BMW X5 is sold as a two row midsize luxury SUV. Check with a BMW dealer for the details on any specific vehicle. Which one fits car seats better? + Both have room for car seats in the second row. Bring your own seats to the test drive and install them, since every seat and every family is different. Questions Owners Ask About Powertrains Is the Lincoln Nautilus available as a hybrid? + Yes. The Lincoln Nautilus is offered with a 2.0 liter turbocharged four cylinder or a hybrid that pairs that engine with an electric motor. Is there a plug in hybrid BMW X5? + Yes. The BMW X5 xDrive50e is a plug in hybrid that can drive short distances on electric power. Which one tows more? + Towing ratings vary by version on both SUVs. Check the owner's guide or window sticker for the exact vehicle, or ask our team for the Lincoln Nautilus figure. Questions Owners Ask About Winter Driving Does the Lincoln Nautilus come with all wheel drive? + Yes. The Lincoln Nautilus lineup comes with all wheel drive. Is every BMW X5 all wheel drive? + No. The sDrive version is rear wheel drive. The xDrive versions and the M60i use all wheel drive. Do I need winter tires on either one? + All season tires in good shape handle most St. Charles County winters. Drivers who face hilly roads or early commutes often add winter tires for better grip on ice. Questions Owners Ask About Technology What is the panoramic display in the Lincoln Nautilus? + It's a wide screen across the dash at the base of the windshield showing navigation, driving information and media, with a separate touchscreen below for controls. Does BlueCruise work everywhere? + BlueCruise works on mapped, divided highways. Ask our team which roads near St. Peters qualify and what plan comes with the vehicle. Can I start either SUV from my phone? + Both brands offer phone apps with remote features. Features and plans vary, so ask about the specific vehicle. Questions Owners Ask About Buying in St. Peters Can I test drive a Lincoln Nautilus at Dave Sinclair Lincoln St. Peters? + Yes. Call 636-441-4400 or stop by 4760 North Service Road along I-70. Sales is open Monday through Friday 9 AM to 7 PM and Saturday 9 AM to 5:30 PM. Can I trade in a BMW toward a Lincoln Nautilus? + Yes. The store takes trade ins of all makes and models. Start online with the Value Your Trade tool, then confirm the number with an in person appraisal. Do you have pre owned Lincoln Nautilus models too? + Inventory changes daily. Check our used and Lincoln Certified Pre Owned listings or call the sales team. See Current Lincoln Offers Check this month's manufacturer specials. View Specials Get Pre Approved Online Know your budget before you drive both. Get Pre Approved

Compare  |  St. Peters, MO Two quiet, two row luxury SUVs with different ideas about drivetrains, screens and back seat room. A fair look at both from our St. Peters showroom. A lot of the people who sit in a Lincoln Nautilus on our showroom floor have a Lexus RX at home or on their short list. We don't take that as a slight. The Lexus RX has earned its following, and anybody shopping a midsize luxury SUV in St. Charles County should look at both. They have plenty in common: two rows, five seats, a quiet cabin and hybrid versions. Where they split apart is in how power reaches the wheels, how the dash is laid out, and how much space the back seat and cargo area give you. We've tried to call it straight on both, including the places where the Lexus RX comes out ahead. Quick answer: Choose the Lincoln Nautilus if you want all wheel drive on every trim, a wide panoramic display, and more rear legroom and cargo room on paper. Choose the Lexus RX if you want the widest spread of powertrains, including a plug in hybrid, and Lexus reliability and resale history matter most to you. Drive both on the same day and on the same roads before you decide. Seating Two rows and five seats in both Lincoln Nautilus All wheel drive on every trim Lexus RX Only one with a plug in hybrid In this post Where they overlap Drivetrain and winter Gas and hybrid choices Cabin, space and tech Reliability and ownership How to test drive both How Are the Lincoln Nautilus and Lexus RX Alike? Both sit in the same part of the market. The current Lincoln Nautilus arrived with a new design for the 2024 model year, and the 2025 Lincoln Nautilus carries that design forward. The current Lexus RX generation dates to the 2023 model year. Lexus dropped the three row RX L when that generation launched, so today both SUVs are two row, five seat vehicles. Neither one is trying to be a sports car. Both lean toward a soft, quiet ride, and both offer a hybrid. If your week is school drop off in Cottleville, a commute down I-70 and a Saturday run to Main Street in St. Charles, either one will do the job comfortably. The choice comes down to the details below. Which Is Better Set Up for a St. Charles County Winter? Every 2025 Lincoln Nautilus comes with all wheel drive, gas or hybrid, from the first trim up. You don't have to check a box or hunt the lot for the right badge. The Lexus RX handles it differently. The gas Lexus RX 350 is sold with front wheel drive or all wheel drive, while the Lexus RX 350h, Lexus RX 450h+ and Lexus RX 500h all come with all wheel drive. If you're shopping a Lexus RX 350, new or used, look at the window sticker or the build sheet so you know which one you're getting. All wheel drive helps you get moving on a slick hill. It doesn't help you stop, and that's where tires earn their keep. A good set of all season tires with plenty of tread, or a set of winter tires if you drive early mornings, matters as much as the drivetrain on either SUV. St. Peters driver tip Highway 94 out toward Defiance has curves and hills that stay icy after the main roads clear, and the Page Avenue bridge over the Missouri River catches wind and freezes early. If you're test driving in January, take one of those routes instead of a dry stretch of I-70. You'll learn more in ten minutes. How Do the Gas and Hybrid Choices Compare? The Lincoln Nautilus keeps it simple. There's a turbocharged four cylinder gas version and a hybrid version built around a turbocharged four cylinder with an electric motor. Both send power to all four wheels. The Lexus RX gives you more to choose from. The Lexus RX 350 uses a turbocharged four cylinder. The Lexus RX 350h is a conventional hybrid. The Lexus RX 450h+ is a plug in hybrid that can cover short trips on electric power alone, and the Lexus RX 500h is a performance hybrid. If you have a garage outlet and a short commute to O'Fallon or Lake St. Louis, that plug in option is a real point in the Lexus RX column. We aren't going to quote horsepower or fuel economy here, because the numbers move by version and model year. The window sticker has the EPA figures for the exact vehicle in front of you, and our sales team can pull them up for any Lincoln Nautilus you're looking at. Shop the Lincoln Nautilus See All New Lincolns What Feels Different Inside the Cabin? This is where the two feel least alike. The Lincoln Nautilus has a 48 inch panoramic display that runs across the base of the windshield, with an 11.1 inch touchscreen below it. Some drivers love it on the first drive. Others want a few days to get used to it. The Lexus RX uses a more traditional layout, with a 12.3 inch display in front of the driver and an available 14 inch touchscreen in the center. Space is the other big difference. Published figures give the Lincoln Nautilus more rear legroom and more cargo space than the Lexus RX. If your back seat holds teenagers, a car seat behind a tall driver, or golf bags on the way to a tee time, sit back there yourself in both and load what you carry. For driver assistance, the 2025 Lincoln Nautilus offers BlueCruise, Lincoln's hands free highway driving feature for prequalified stretches of divided highway. Lexus fits Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 to every Lexus RX, which includes pre collision braking and all speed radar cruise control. Ask our team which Lincoln Co-Pilot360 features come on the trim you're considering, since the list varies. If your back seat holds teenagers, a car seat behind a tall driver, or golf bags on the way to a tee time, sit back there yourself in both and load what you carry. What About Reliability, Resale and Ownership? Credit where it's due. The Lexus RX has a long record for reliability and strong resale value, and reviewers point to it every time. If that history is the main thing you're buying, the Lexus RX deserves a hard look. The factory warranties are close. Both carry a 4 year or 50,000 mile basic warranty and a 6 year or 70,000 mile powertrain warranty. The differences tend to come from the store you buy from. A qualifying Lincoln bought here comes with Warranty Forever, and a Lincoln inside its new vehicle warranty qualifies for complimentary Pickup and Delivery from our service department on North Service Road. The Lincoln Nautilus fits you if You want all wheel drive without checking the trim Adults or growing kids ride in the back seat You like a wide panoramic display and hands free highway driving You want service a few minutes off I-70 in St. Peters The Lexus RX fits you if You want a plug in hybrid for short electric commutes Lexus reliability and resale history come first for you You prefer a more conventional dash layout You want a performance hybrid like the Lexus RX 500h How Should You Test Drive Them Side by Side? Driving them a week apart makes it hard to compare. Try to do both on the same day, on the same roads, with the same people in the car. 1 Pick one loop and repeat it Something like Mid Rivers Mall Drive to I-70, a stretch of highway, then back on Mexico Road gives you city stops, highway noise and rough patches. 2 Sit in the back Have someone else drive while you ride behind the driver's seat set to your own position. That's the seat your family will judge. 3 Load the cargo area Bring the stroller, the sports bags or the cooler. Numbers on paper don't tell you how a shape fits your stuff. 4 Use the screens while parked Pair your phone, set a destination and change the audio. Ten minutes in a parking lot tells you which layout you'll be happy with. Tell us before you come in that you're cross shopping a Lexus RX. We'll have a Lincoln Nautilus ready on the trim you're comparing so the drive is fair. Warranty Forever on qualifying vehicles Buy a qualifying new or pre owned Lincoln from us and Warranty Forever covers the listed powertrain parts for as long as you own it, with no deductible on covered repairs. Keep up the maintenance the agreement calls for and keep the records. How Warranty Forever Works Questions Shoppers Ask About Size and Seating Does the Lexus RX still offer a third row? + Not in the current generation. Lexus offered a three row RX L in the past, but it ended when the current Lexus RX launched for the 2023 model year. Today both the Lexus RX and the Lincoln Nautilus seat five. Which one has more cargo room? + Published figures give the Lincoln Nautilus more cargo space behind the second row. Shape and load height matter too, so bring the things you haul and try them in both. Can I fit car seats in the back of a Lincoln Nautilus? + Bring your car seats to the test drive and install them. Every seat fits a little differently, and seeing it in person beats any chart. Questions Shoppers Ask About Hybrids Is the Lincoln Nautilus hybrid all wheel drive? + Yes. All wheel drive is standard on the 2025 Lincoln Nautilus, including the hybrid version. Does the Lincoln Nautilus come as a plug in hybrid? + The 2025 Lincoln Nautilus is offered as a gas model or a conventional hybrid that charges itself while you drive. If plugging in at home is a must, the Lexus RX 450h+ offers that, and the Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring is a plug in hybrid in the Lincoln lineup. Which one gets better fuel economy? + It depends on the version. The EPA ratings are on the window sticker of each vehicle, and our team can show you the figures for any Lincoln Nautilus in stock. Questions Shoppers Ask About Technology What is BlueCruise on the Lincoln Nautilus? + BlueCruise is Lincoln's hands free highway driving feature. It works on prequalified sections of divided highway, and you still have to watch the road. Ask our team how it's included on the vehicle you're considering. Is the 48 inch display distracting? + Most drivers settle in after a few drives. It sits low at the base of the windshield, and the touchscreen below handles most controls. Try it on a test drive before you decide. Do both have driver assistance features? + Yes. Lexus fits Lexus Safety System+ 3.0 to every Lexus RX. The Lincoln Nautilus uses Lincoln Co-Pilot360 features, and the exact list depends on the trim, so check the window sticker or ask us. Questions Shoppers Ask About Buying in St. Peters Will you take my Lexus as a trade in? + Yes. The store accepts trade ins from all manufacturers. You can start with an online estimate, and the final number is confirmed with a quick appraisal in person. Can I get pre approved before I come in? + Yes. The online application goes to our Finance Department, which reviews the programs available to you. You can also call 636-441-4400 with questions first. When is the sales showroom open? + Sales is open Monday through Friday 9 AM to 7 PM and Saturday 9 AM to 5:30 PM. Call ahead and we'll have a Lincoln Nautilus ready to drive. Questions Shoppers Ask About Owning a Lincoln Here Does Warranty Forever transfer if I sell the vehicle? + No. Warranty Forever covers qualifying vehicles for as long as you own them and isn't transferable. Towing and rental aren't part of it. Does Pickup and Delivery come with a new Lincoln Nautilus? + Pickup and Delivery is complimentary while your Lincoln is within the 4 year or 50,000 mile new vehicle limited warranty. We pick it up, leave a Lincoln loaner, and bring it back washed. Where do I get my Lincoln Nautilus serviced? + Our service department at 4760 North Service Road in St. Peters handles it. You can schedule service online or call 636-441-4400. Get Pre Approved Online Know your options before you sit down to compare. Start Pre Approval Trading In a Lexus Get an online estimate, then confirm it with a quick appraisal. Value Your Trade

Compare  |  St. Peters, MO Two big three row SUVs with twin turbo V6 engines and very different ideas about what luxury should feel like. This is how they line up for families and towing around here. Both of these SUVs got serious redesigns recently, and both dropped the V8 for a twin turbo V6. So the old shorthand about engines doesn't help much anymore. The Lincoln Navigator and the Infiniti QX80 now split on cabin design, cargo layout, size options and the driver assist systems that do the work on a long highway run. We sell the Lincoln Navigator, so we have a side in this. We've tried to be fair to the Infiniti QX80 anyway, because it's a good SUV and some shoppers are going to like it more. What follows covers how each one drives, where each one makes the most sense for a St. Charles County household, and the questions to bring on a test drive. Quick answer: Choose the Lincoln Navigator if you want the ultrawide 48 inch panoramic display, the two piece Split Gate, and the option of the longer Lincoln Navigator L for more cargo behind the third row. Choose the Infiniti QX80 if you like features such as biometric cooling for second row passengers, Invisible Hood View for tight parking and Klipsch audio. Both offer three rows and hands free highway driving on select trims. Engines Twin turbo V6 in both Lincoln only Lincoln Navigator L, Split Gate Infiniti QX80 only Biometric cooling In this post How they compare Inside the cabin Cargo and seating Highway and towing How to decide How Do the Lincoln Navigator and Infiniti QX80 Compare? On paper they look closer than they used to. The Lincoln Navigator runs a twin turbo 3.5 liter V6 with a 10 speed automatic. The Infiniti QX80 switched to its own twin turbo 3.5 liter V6 when it was redesigned for 2025, paired with a nine speed automatic. Both have three rows and both are built to tow. Where they part ways is the feel inside. The Lincoln Navigator leans into a wide, open cabin with one screen that runs across the dash. The Infiniti QX80 uses two 14.3 inch touchscreens plus a separate 9 inch screen for climate, seats and drive modes. Neither layout is wrong. Sit in both and you'll know quickly which one you'd rather live with. We keep a side by side on our 2026 Lincoln Navigator comparison page if you want to see how the Lincoln Navigator lines up against the Infiniti QX80 and two other full size rivals. Which One Has the Nicer Cabin and Technology? The Lincoln Navigator's centerpiece is its 48 inch panoramic display across the dash, with Lincoln Digital Experience built on Google. Available Lincoln Rejuvenate pairs seat massage, heating and ventilation with lighting, sound and scent while you're parked. Black Label themes like Atmospheric add quilted seat inserts and their own materials. The Infiniti QX80 has a few clever ideas of its own. Biometric cooling detects when a second row passenger is warm and cools them automatically, which is a real perk on a humid July afternoon in the 90s. Klipsch audio comes in 14 or 24 speaker versions, and an available air suspension can adjust ride height. The Lincoln Navigator fits you if You want one wide display instead of separate screens You need more cargo room behind the third row and would consider the Lincoln Navigator L You like the idea of a split tailgate you can sit on at a game You want BlueCruise hands free highway driving and plan to keep a plan active The Infiniti QX80 fits you if You want biometric cooling for kids in the second row You park in tight garages and like the Invisible Hood View camera You prefer a dedicated control screen for climate and seats You want seating for eight with a second row bench Shop the Lincoln Navigator Value Your Trade Which Is Better for Cargo, Car Seats and the Third Row? Size choice is the clearest difference. The Lincoln Navigator comes in a standard length and the longer Lincoln Navigator L, which adds room behind the third row. If you haul hockey bags, a stroller and groceries in the same trip, that extra length matters. The Lincoln Navigator's third row splits 40/20/40, so you can fold one side for long items and still seat a passenger. The Lincoln Split Gate is the other piece. It opens in two parts, and the lower half can serve as a seat, which is handy at a Saturday soccer game or a summer evening at Frontier Park. The Infiniti QX80 offers up to eight seats with a second row bench, and captain's chairs are available. Bring the car seats you use every day and try them in both before you decide. Sit in both and you'll know quickly which one you'd rather live with. Which Is Better for Highway Trips and Towing? Both handle a weekend run to Lake of the Ozarks. Lincoln BlueCruise offers hands free driving on qualifying divided highways with an active plan or trial. The Infiniti QX80's ProPILOT Assist 2.1 also allows hands off driving in certain highway conditions and is offered on select trims. Both systems need you watching the road. For towing, both are rated for real loads when properly equipped. Ask our team for the exact Lincoln Navigator rating on the vehicle you're looking at, since drivetrain and packages change it. For 2027, rear wheel drive is standard on the Lincoln Navigator with four wheel drive available, and Ford Authority reports the Heavy Duty Trailer Tow Package comes only with four wheel drive. St. Peters driver tip Test drive both on the same loop: Mid Rivers Mall Drive to I-70, west to the Highway 79 exit, then back toward the store on Mexico Road. You'll get stop and go, a highway merge and a slower surface road in about half an hour, which tells you more than a lap around the block. How Should a St. Charles County Family Choose Between Them? Start with how you use the back of the vehicle. If the third row and cargo area get full most weekends, the Lincoln Navigator L is hard to match. If your third row mostly stays folded and you care more about clever comfort features up front, the Infiniti QX80 deserves a long look. Then think about where you'll get it serviced. The Lincoln Navigator from our store can come with complimentary Pickup and Delivery while it's inside the new vehicle limited warranty, which saves a trip to the store on service days. Warranty Forever on qualifying vehicles A qualifying Lincoln Navigator bought from our store can include Warranty Forever, which covers listed engine, transmission and drive axle parts for as long as you own it, with no deductible. The coverage stays with you, not the vehicle, so it doesn't transfer to the next owner. Learn About Warranty Forever Questions Shoppers Ask About Engines and Driving Does the Infiniti QX80 still have a V8? + No. Infiniti replaced the V8 with a twin turbo 3.5 liter V6 when the Infiniti QX80 was redesigned for 2025. Does the Lincoln Navigator come with four wheel drive? + Yes. For 2027, rear wheel drive is standard and four wheel drive is available on every trim. Many St. Charles County buyers choose four wheel drive for winter roads. Which one is quieter on the highway? + Both are built for quiet cruising. Drive them back to back on I-70 at the same speed and listen for yourself, since road surface makes a big difference. Questions Shoppers Ask About Hands Free Driving Is BlueCruise the same as ProPILOT Assist 2.1? + They do similar jobs. Each allows hands free or hands off driving in certain highway conditions, and each has its own rules for where it works. Neither replaces an attentive driver. Does BlueCruise need a subscription? + BlueCruise needs an active plan or trial. Ask us what's included on the Lincoln Navigator you're looking at. Is ProPILOT Assist 2.1 on every Infiniti QX80? + No. Infiniti offers it on select trims, so check the specific vehicle's equipment list. Questions Shoppers Ask About Space and Seating What is the Lincoln Navigator L? + It's the longer version of the Lincoln Navigator, with more cargo room behind the third row. Can the Infiniti QX80 seat eight? + Yes, with a second row bench. Captain's chairs are available and reduce seating to seven. What is the Lincoln Split Gate? + It's a rear gate that opens in two parts. The lower section can be used as a seat, a lot like a pickup tailgate. Questions Shoppers Ask About Features What is biometric cooling on the Infiniti QX80? + It detects when a second row passenger is too warm and directs cool air to them automatically. What is Lincoln Rejuvenate? + It's an available Lincoln Navigator feature that combines seat massage, heating and ventilation with lighting, audio, scent and imagery. It only works while the vehicle is in Park. Do both have premium audio? + Yes. The Lincoln Navigator offers a 28 speaker Revel Ultima 3D system, and the Infiniti QX80 offers Klipsch audio with 14 or 24 speakers. Questions Shoppers Ask About Buying in St. Peters Can I test drive a Lincoln Navigator at Dave Sinclair Lincoln St. Peters? + Yes. Call 636-441-4400 to set a time so the vehicle you want is ready when you arrive. Can I line up financing before I come see a Lincoln Navigator? + Yes. Our Get Pre Approved page lets you start online. Where is the store? + We're at 4760 North Service Road in St. Peters, along I-70. Browse Our New Lincoln Inventory See every Lincoln Navigator and Lincoln Navigator L in stock. Shop New Inventory Walk the Lincoln Lineup See how the Lincoln Navigator sits next to the Aviator and Nautilus. 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