But that one model includes all the features prospective Blackwood buyers told Lincoln they wanted. Thus, standard on the Blackwood are automatic climate control, six-way power seats for driver and front passenger, leather seating surfaces and air-conditioned front seats (both heated and cooled), which first appeared as an option on the Lincoln Navigator. Also on the list are a power moonroof, Homelink universal remote control (for garage door, security gate or home lighting), power-adjustable pedals, and a memory function for the driver's seat, pedals, and outside (heated) mirrors. The Blackwood also gets the reverse-sensing system originally offered on the Windstar. This warns the driver with a series of beeps if there's something behind the vehicle; the beeping increases in frequency as the Blackwood moves closer to objects behind it. It's a good feature, especially for a big vehicle like this one.