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2022 Ford Escape vs. 2022 Lincoln Corsair

The 2022 Ford Escape is a fantastic option if you're seeking for a powerful crossover SUV with a sleek exterior and exceptional towing capabilities. Due to its excellent mobility, this one is strongly suggested.

What additional features will the 2022 Lincoln Corsair have in addition to its present array of standard features? Now let's compare these two.

Design & Style

As it weighs between 400 and 950 pounds less than the Lincoln Corsair, the Ford Escape could perform better in terms of efficiency, handling, and acceleration.

When the back seat is up, the Escape offers a much higher cargo space than the Corsair does (37.5 vs. 27.6 cubic feet). When the back seat is folded, the Escape offers a much higher cargo space than the Corsair does (65.4 vs. 57.6 cubic feet).

3000 pounds is the maximum trailer weight the Lincoln Corsair can haul. The Escape can support up to 3500 lbs. hauling power.

Technology & Safety

The fuel economy of the Escape 1.5 Turbo is enhanced by an engine management system that has the ability to turn off part of the engine's cylinders. There is no technology available for the Corsair that can disable a portion of the engine.

For a longer driving range between fill-ups, the Escape FWD's standard fuel tank offers 3.7 gallons higher gasoline capacity (14.8 vs. 11.1 gallons) than the Corsair Grand Touring Hybrid's standard fuel tank.

J.D. Ford automobiles are better in initial quality than Lincoln vehicles, according to data from Power and Associates' 2021 Initial Quality Study. J.D. Ford is ranked 14th in initial quality by Power. Lincoln is rated 15th with 1 more issue per 100 automobiles. Ford automobiles are more dependable than Lincoln vehicles, according to Consumer Reports' January 2021 Auto Issue polls of all of its members. Ford is rated 4 spots better in dependability than Lincoln by Consumer Reports.

Performance

The Ford Escape's standard 1.5 turbo 4-cylinder engine has a higher degree of speed capability and can reach 89.3 mph in a quarter-mile. The Corsair's standard 2.0 turbo 4-cylinder engine has a top speed of just 88.4 mph.

The Escape sports standard gas-charged shocks up front and down back for enhanced handling on bumpy terrain. The suspension of the Corsair doesn't have gas-charged shocks.

The Bottom Line

In terms of exterior design, the 2022 Ford Escape is on pace with its opponent, but it outperforms it in all other areas, notably ergonomics. Do you still have any doubts about this crossover SUV's capabilities? You will appreciate it similarly to people who have previously purchased the drive, in our opinion.

Ready to Schedule a 2022 Ford Escape Test Drive Today?

If you are, then come visit us at Empire Ford of Huntington. We will make sure that you will enjoy the test drive experience, whether you want to experience our 2022 Ford Escape or any other cars in our fleet. Drop by our dealership today or call us in advance to book a test drive appointment.

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