The Mercedes-Benz GLS outperforms most of its rivals when performance is concerned. It offers powerful engine options and its handling is well-composed to promote an overall balanced ride each time. Let us take a closer look at its strengths and those of the Lincoln Navigator to see which one shines out more.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS can easily support up to 7 people including the driver if a bench seat is chosen as the middle row option. All seats are upholstered in synthetic leather and the front row offers heat and power adjustment options to lock in the most comfortable seating position for the driver. Both leg- and headroom are aplenty throughout the car’s cabin and its interior looks and feels lavish with stunning fit and finish.
The Lincoln Navigator is able to seat either 7 or 8 people inside its cabin depending on either a bench seat or captain’s chairs for the middle row. Every seat is upholstered in leather and offers heat function. Ventilation and power adjustment options are only available at the front row though whereas others like massage and 24-way power adjustment options are available as upgrades. Its cabin is basically adorned in premium materials but nothing too expensive for it to look lavish.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS offers its own a series of tech features including its MBUX system, a 12.3-inch display, Android/Apple platform compatibility, HD and satellite radios, a wireless charging dock, 9 USB ports, navigation and 13 speakers. Safety devices of the GLC come in the form of parking cameras, rain-sensing wipers, crosswind assist, park assist, attentiveness monitor, blind spot monitor, and adaptive headlamps.
The Lincoln Navigator comes with its own set of tech advances like its SYNC 3 system as standard, a 10-inch display, Apple/Android platform compatibility, satellite radio, navigation, 3 pairs of USB ports, WiFi, wireless charging, and 14 speakers. For safety, the car offers collision warning, blind spot monitor, pedestrian detection, auto high beams, rear traffic alert, rearview camera, and lane assist.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS puts out 362 horsepower under a 3L engine that is turbocharged and comes with inline 6 cylinders. Its gas mileage fetches 19 mpg in cities and 23 mpg on highways.
The Lincoln Navigator generates 450 horsepower under a 3.5L V6. Its fuel economy ratings can fetch 16 mpg and 23 mpg for cities and highways respectively.
The Mercedes-Benz GLS performs remarkably and can easily beat its rivals within the same vehicle class. Its engine options are well-developed and its handling is agile, making it possible to have countless peaceful rides in it. All these get achieved with the vehicle still being fuel efficient.
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