Prepare yourself for pampering in the Lincoln Corsair with upgraded Perfect Position front seats that adjust in 24 diverse ways. Plus, they can be equipped with heat, ventilation, and Active Motion® massage features for ultimate comfort.

Unfortunately, the best you can get in the Audi are 8-way front sport seats that have heat and ventilation functions but lack massage controls.

Going along with comfort, the legroom spans more space in the Lincoln Corsair. You’ll find 43.2 inches of legroom in the front and 38.6 inches in back. With the Audi, you’ll discover much less legroom. It offers 40.9 inches and 38 inches respectively in the front row and the rear row.

If you’re searching for ample cargo space, stick with the Lincoln SUV. It provides 57.6 cubic feet of cargo when you fold the rear seats down. When opening the Audi, you’ll spot a maximum of only 54.1 cubic feet of room.

Behind the wheel of the Lincoln, a 12.3-inch cluster display puts vital vehicle information in stunning graphics. The Audi provides a standard 7-inch driver information system. This is a substantially smaller screen to view than in the Lincoln Corsair.

It’s a given that you’ll be bringing along your smartphone. If you commute a long distance, you want to make sure your phone stays charged. It will stay powered up in any trim of the Lincoln with the available wireless charging pad. Some Audi trims can use its available wireless charger but not all.

For a superb level of visibility, the Lincoln makes a 360-degree camera standard, showing multiple views surrounding your vehicle. While the Audi provides an optional top-view camera, it really doesn’t offer the extent of visibility you’ll get with its competitor.

Both SUVs rely on a 2.0L engine at the standard level. The Lincoln’s I-4 motor produces 250 horsepower and 275 lb-ft of torque. Plus, it uses an 8-speed SelectShift automatic transmission to get into gear.

Now, let’s look at the Audi performance factors. This model uses a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that produces 201 horsepower and 236 lb-ft of torque, as well as a 7-speed S tronic® dual-clutch automatic transmission.

The Lincoln Corsair provides the most powerful engine right out of the gate; plus, it helps achieve the performance you desire with two available drivetrains. You can stay with the standard front-wheel drive or exchange that for the optional Intelligent All-Wheel Drive.

No matter which Audi trim, you cannot choose the drivetrain. You’re set with quattro® all-wheel drive with ultra® technology. This gives you fewer options while behind the wheel.