Choose Your Engine

The Wagoneer has two available engines ready to boot up your adventures:

• 5.7L V8 engine: 392 horsepower and 404 lb-ft of torque
• 3.0L Hurricane Twin Turbo engine: 420 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque

On the other hand, the Lincoln Navigator has one engine available, and it also outputs over 400 horsepower! So, if you want a fast-accelerating model, you’ll find it in either SUV.

However, since the Wagoneer offers two engines, you’ll have an additional way to find the performance you crave.

Tug Along Your Toys

With comparable engines under their respective hoods, the Wagoneer and the Navigator probably have similar pulling power, right? Actually, the Wagoneer takes the lead on this one. It can tow up to 10,000 pounds when properly equipped, while the Lincoln taps out at 8,700 pounds.

Both models will be able to tow:

• A 25-foot-long camping trailer
• A large boat
• A 2-horse trailer
• A water ski boat
• A lightweight towable camper trailer

With the Wagoneer’s heightened capabilities, you can add a fifth-wheel RV, a mobile home, or even some construction equipment to the list!

Space You Can Count On

The cabins of these SUVs can be fully optimized to carry your gear; however, the Wagoneer offers more cargo space overall:

• Wagoneer Cargo Capacity: 116.7 cubic feet
• Lincoln Navigator Cargo Capacity: 103.3 cubic feet

With additional cubic footage in the Wagoneer, you’ll have all the space you need for cargo of all sizes. If you can’t fold down all the seats, each model has a generous trunk as well. However, the Lincoln’s 20.9-cubic foot trunk pales in comparison to the Wagoneer’s 27.4-cubic foot trunk.

Cozy Quarters

We’re confident in saying that each and every person will feel comfortable in the Wagoneer and the Navigator. Although the Wagoneer offers 179 cubic feet of passenger space compared to the Lincoln’s 172 cubic feet of rider room, either model will keep you content through all weather conditions.

Three-zone automatic climate control and heated and ventilated front seats both come standard on these SUVs!

Copilot Controls

Large infotainment display? Check. Prominent instrument cluster? Check. Easy screen navigation? Check. Both the Wagoneer and the Navigator check off all your boxes in the technology department. However, the Wagoneer may have another feature you didn’t even know you needed.

Mounted ahead of the front-seat passenger is the available class-exclusive 10.25-inch Front-Passenger Interactive Display. It’s connected to the driver’s screen, and it allows your copilot to participate in the drive by updating directions, relaying trip information, or handling the tunes.

While the Lincoln’s cockpit offers a premium experience, it goes without a similar screen.

Awareness-Boosting Technology

To help protect your most precious cargo, the Wagoneer and the Navigator have standard safety suites; they even have a few similar systems in common, including brand-specific versions of:

• Pedestrian and Cyclist Emergency Braking
• Full-Speed Forward Collision Warning with Active Braking
• Blind Spot Monitoring with Rear Cross Path Detection
• ParkSense® Front and Rear Park Assist

What the Lincoln is missing is a comparable Drowsy Driver Detection feature. This available Wagoneer system uses driver-facing cameras to monitor your behavior behind the wheel. If any signs of driver fatigue or microsleep are recognized, this system will alert you accordingly.