Corsair vs Mercedes-Benz GLC Comparison

If you're looking for a way to cruise around town and make the most of your commute, put yourself in the driver's seat of the new Lincoln Corsair. It comes standard with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine that delivers 250 horsepower and 280 pound-feet of torque - the GLC-Class 2.0-liter engine doesn't quite match the torque output of the Lincoln SUV. Both models can upgrade to more powerful engines, but you'll need to pay significantly more to enjoy the Mercedes-Benz AMG lineup.

Outside and inside, the Lincoln Corsair adds luxury to every situation. Standard LED automatic headlamps and a power liftgate enhance the convenience of your SUV, while an available Reverse Sensing System alerts you when trying to navigate out of those tight parking spots.

The interior of the Lincoln Corsair allows you to comfortably seat five passengers, same as with the Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class. However, the Corsair provides your passengers with more front and rear headroom as well as more front and rear legroom, allowing you to stretch out just a bit more. The Lincoln Corsair also offers more cargo room to ensure you can fit everything when you tackle your list of errands.

From the SYNC® 3 infotainment system to multiple USB ports and a Lincoln Premium Audio System with 10-speakers, you're well-equipped for long family trips in the Lincoln Corsair. Comfort Seat 10-way power front seats allow you to adjust to your perfect comfort level, while available heated front and second-row seats and ventilated front seats keep you prepared for any shift in the weather. The Mercedes-Benz SUV offers similar features throughout its lineup. But, the Corsair also offers optional massaging front seats to help maximize comfort and eliminate fatigue - you won't find this same feature on the Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class.