Compare 2021 Cadillac Escalade vs. 2021 Lincoln Navigator

Serving Fort Walton Beach, FL

With a big personality and dazzling good looks, the 2021 Cadillac Escalade at Cadillac of Fort Walton Beach is a car that stands out from the crowd. This year’s Escalade has a new look that includes design updates inside and out. One of the most significant changes you’ll find on the Escalade is a modern digital cockpit interface with a vast digital display screen that stretches horizontally across the dashboard. This dual-display configuration includes an intuitive infotainment display and a driver’s information center. The Escalade has a more dynamic interior than the 2021 Lincoln Navigator, and it has about 20 additional cubic feet of storage space. The Escalade, which you can try with an online test drive, also edges out the Navigator in towing power and overall design.

Style

A new headlight design kicks off the start of a refreshed exterior for the 2021 Escalade. The 2021 Escalade now has vertical front headlights and pulsating LED headlights with daytime running lights. The Escalade has an upscale ambiance with LED lights in the back and puddle lights for safety and a glamorous entry. Distinctive 22-inch wheels and a sporty grille are other highlights of the Cadillac Escalade. You can also select several different wheel designs to give your Cadillac Escalade the perfect finishing touches. The Escalade has more refined features than the Lincoln Navigator, and it also has a longer wheelbase that provides more interior room as well. The Cadillac’s ride is more comfortable than the Lincoln’s with a new rear suspension system. While the Escalade has 22-inch wheels to start, the Lincoln only has 20-inch wheels on the base level.

Interior

A mesmerizing cabin complete with 38 inches of screen sets the Cadillac Escalade apart from the Lincoln Navigator, which has just one 10-inch display screen at the base level. The Cadillac Escalade’s redesigned exterior adds 10 inches of space for a total of 122.9 cubic feet of volume. Total volume in the Lincoln Navigator tops out at 103 cubic feet, and it does not have as much space for passengers compared to the Escalade. Premium leather seats are standard with the 2021 Cadillac Escalade, but higher-end leather upholstery isn’t an option on the Navigator unless you move up in trim level.

Performance and Handling

While just one engine is available on the 2021 Lincoln Navigator, the 2021 Cadillac Escalade offers two. The Escalade provides a choice of a gasoline or a diesel engine. Both produce 460 LB-FT in torque. The gasoline engine has a power rating of 420 HP, and the diesel engine gets about 280 HP in power output. The Escalade has standard rear-wheel drive, but you can also get four-wheel drive. Four-wheel drive is not an option for the Lincoln Navigator, which only has rear-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. At 8,400 pounds maximum, the Escalade can tow more than the Lincoln as well. The Cadillac Escalade also has a superior fuel economy of 23 MPG combined with its diesel engine, compared to 18 MPG combined with the Lincoln.

Take an Online Test Drive

Now that you’ve had a chance to learn more about the 2021 Cadillac Escalade at Cadillac of Fort Walton Beach, you are probably eager to schedule a Cadillac Escalade online test drive. Cadillac of Fort Walton Beach conveniently gives you the option of taking the Escalade for an online test drive without having to visit the dealership in person. A remote Cadillac Escalade online test dive gives you the full experience of trying out an Escalade in person, including the chance to see all its exciting new updates and many changes. You’ll be able to try all trim levels of the Escalade and ask the staff at Cadillac of Fort Walton Beach any questions that you have while driving along.

For additional details about the 2021 Cadillac Escalade at Cadillac of Fort Walton Beach, or if you want to find out more about scheduling a Cadillac Escalade online test drive, contact our dealership today.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.