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When you compare the Lincoln Nautilus with one of its close competitors, the Lexus RX 350, you'll find there is more to love in the Lincoln Nautilus. Not only does it offer more power with its new hybrid turbocharged four-cylinder engine, but there is also more space for passengers and cargo. The more powerful engine kicks out 310 horsepower and 295-pound feet of torque compared to the Lexus RX 350's lower 295 horsepower and 268-pound feet of torque. All the extra perks of the Lincoln Nautilus also come with a lower price tag, saving you thousands without sacrificing elevated luxury style.

The Volvo XC60 comes well equipped with a distinctly Swedish style and advanced safety features, but its minimalist style pales in comparison to the Lincoln Nautilus' approach to comfort and entertainment. You'll find that the Lincoln Nautilus makes more space for drivers and passengers alike by giving them more legroom, which is key to a pleasant riding experience. The Lincoln Nautilus creates a sanctuary with extra touches like the 19-speaker Revel^® Ultima Audio System with three listening modes: Stereo, Audience, and Onstage. The Sync^®4 infotainment is the top-of-the-line interface with the most advanced features that include Apple CarPlay, and you'll enjoy the larger 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster screen behind the wheel that helps you keep your eyes on the road.

The Cadillac XT5 is another close competitor to the Lincoln Nautilus. Still, it trails behind on some of the most important features luxury SUV drivers are looking for, including interior space and technology features. Like the comparisons with other rivals, the Lincoln Nautilus is the clear winner against the Cadillac XT5 with its greater passenger space and additional room for cargo behind the second row, and overall volume with the seats folded down. The Lincoln Nautilus also sports a massive infotainment touchscreen spanning 13.2 inches compared to the Cadillac XT5's 8-inch offering.