2021 Lincoln Navigator vs 2021 Ford Expedition

Lincoln Navigator vs Ford Expedition Interior

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Starting with the amenities, the Lincoln supplies you with available 24-way Perfect Position front seats. Not only will you relish the heating and the  ventilation elements, they also include blissful Active Motion® massage controls. Heat comes standard in the second row, too, and you’ll have a heated steering wheel to warm up your fingertips.

For parties interested in the Ford, it provides optional 10-way power driver and 8-way passenger seats. While you will get heat and ventilation, no massage capabilities exist. Plus, you must add heat to the second-row seating and opt for the heated steering wheel.

As for space, the amount of legroom in the second row and third row differs between the cars. The Lincoln has:

• Second-row legroom of 42.3 inches
• Third-row legroom of 40.9 inches

With the Ford, you’ll have:

• Second-row legroom of 41.5 inches
• Third-row legroom of 36.1 inches

Examining the shoulder room dimensions in the first row and the second row, you’ll discover more in the Lincoln Navigator:

• First-row shoulder room of 65.2 inches
• Second-row shoulder room of 65.1 inches

Here’s what the Ford Expedition offers:

• First-row shoulder room of 64.9 inches
• Second-row shoulder room of 64.8 inches

So, the Lincoln gives you more room to stretch out and more wiggle room in the seats.

Lincoln Navigator vs Ford Expedition Technology

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Many tech devices in the Lincoln Navigator come standard, so you don't have to pick and choose separate items to complete your car. For instance, these gadgets come standard:

• Wireless charging pad
• Voice-Activation Navigation system

These features must be added to the Ford—or you have to choose a higher trim to get them.

Audiophiles will adore the Lincoln Navigator upgraded stereo system. The Revel® Ultima Audio System gives you 20 speakers and three diverse listening modes—Select Stereo, Audience, and Onstage—to customize how you want to hear your music.

If you’re considering the Ford, it provides an available B&O Sound System by Bang and Olufsen, which features only 12 speakers. This comes without any type of listening customization.

Lincoln Navigator vs Ford Expedition Performance

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One engine powers your drives in the Lincoln Navigator—and it’s all the power you’ll need. The standard twin-turbocharged 3.5L V6 engine produces 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque.

Even with two powerful engines, the Ford does not come close to the robustness of the Lincoln. The standard 3.5L EcoBoost® engine produces 375 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque.

Moving up to the available 3.5L EcoBoost® engine, it does offer more power. It produces 400 horsepower, with 480 lb-ft of torque to back it up. Unfortunately, it cannot touch the brawn of the Lincoln engine.