During your hunt for a luxury SUV, you’ve discovered the 2023 Lincoln Aviator and the 2023 Volvo XC90. However, you’re just not sure which one could be more suitable for driving around Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake, VA.
Let the team at Cavalier Lincoln help! We’ve researched both models to determine which one could better serve you.
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The Lincoln Aviator and the Volvo XC90 are luxurious SUVs, which means they offer larger-than-life interiors sure to exceed your expectations. However, the Lincoln is slightly larger than the Volvo, which leaves more room to explore.
Starting off with the available room in your SUV, the chart below will let you know which model provides more space:
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If you’re wondering about the difference in legroom between the cars, you’ll have 43 inches of legroom in the first row and 39 inches of legroom in the second row of the Lincoln. With the Volvo, you’ll get 40.9 inches and 37 inches respectively in the same rows. That’s a significant gap in space.
Set yourself up in the Lincoln Aviator front row, with upgraded 30-way power-adjustable Perfect Position seats. Like the front seats, the second-row outboard seats offer a ventilation option for a refreshing place to sit.
Although you do get similar power front seats in the Volvo XC90, those in the Lincoln Aviator go one step further with Active Motion®. It provides a rolling motion on the bottom of the seat to reduce fatigue over long journeys.
The Lincoln Aviator and the Volvo XC90 deliver the latest in automotive technology. From booming sounds systems to intuitive safety systems, both models have the technology you want and the technology you didn’t know you needed.
Avail yourself of the excellent sound that comes from the available 28-speaker Revel® Ultima 3D Audio System in the Lincoln Aviator. The Volvo only gives you 19 speakers when you upgrade to the available Bowers and Wilkins High-Fidelity audio system.
Aim high and get that elusive parking spot that other cars bypass. Allow the available Active Park Assist 2.0 in the Lincoln to do the dirty work for you. It expertly maneuvers you into more challenging spots, so that you’re in a prime place to park.
While you can rely on the Front Park Assist, Rear Park Assist, and Park Assist Camera, the Volvo does not offer any system that automatically parks the vehicle.
When it comes to power, the Aviator and the XC90 are unmatched. With a more commanding powertrain in the Lincoln, you’ll be able to experience the performance of a lifetime.
Where it counts most, the Lincoln strides ahead. It offers you a robust engine that benefits from a 10-speed SelectShift® Automatic transmission.
The standard twin-turbocharged 3.0L V6 engine generates 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque to get you pumped and ready. This much power enables you to tow a maximum of 6,700 pounds when properly equipped.
A 2.0L 4-cylinder turbocharged engine comes standard in the Volvo. It generates 250 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque. At its best, it tows up to 5,000 pounds, so check the capacity you need to tow a trailer or your boat.
Also, the Volvo provides fewer gears to personalize the drive, with an 8-speed Geartronic™ automatic transmission.
Your hunt for a new luxury SUV has led you to the 2023 Lincoln Aviator and the 2023 Volvo XC90. We hope the comparison we’ve created for Virginia Beach, Norfolk, and Chesapeake, VA drivers has made it easier to decide on the right car for you.
To get a feel for the more powerful and more spacious Lincoln Aviator, we invite you to reserve a test drive at Cavalier Lincoln today.
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