Lincoln Continental vs. Genesis G90

With so many sedans on the road, drivers can be difficult to determine which model is best for you and your personal budget. Our luxury Lincoln Continental sedans are packed with a variety of high-performing features and functionality to deliver on a smooth yet powerful driving experience. But how does it compare against other vehicles in its class?

Lincoln Continental vs. Genesis G90: Which Sedan Comes Out on Top?

Value

Drivers looking to save on a premium sedan can look to the 2018 Lincoln Continental that comes at 23,190 dollars less than the 2018 Genesis G90. This sleek Lincoln sedan starts with an MSRP of 45,160 dollars while the Genesis G90 is listed for 68,350 dollars. The Genesis G90 offers similar construction and design but delivers on lower horsepower and torque when compared to the Lincoln Continental that offers you similar features for thousands of dollars less.

Performance

The 2018 Lincoln Continental is equipped with a twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 engine. The Genesis G90 is also equipped with a twin-turbo V6 engine in its premium sedan powertrain. Unlike the Continental however, the Genesis G90 V6 engine delivers on an output of just 365-horsepower and 376 pound-feet of torque. For those looking for more power out of their V6 engine can turn to the Lincoln Continental that achieves up to 400 horsepower and 400 pound-feet of torque out of this 3.0-liter V6 engine as opposed to the Genesis 3.3-liter engine.

Even with more power, drivers can rely on the Lincoln Continental for high fuel-efficiency. This Lincoln Continental beats out the Genesis G90 with a higher highway fuel economy of 26 mpg over the Genesis' 24 mpg highway fuel economy. Whether you're driving into downtown Milwaukee for work or if you're just getting on I-41 for a short drive, drivers can rely on the Lincoln Continental for improved highway fuel economy.

Utility

When you're looking for more space, the Lincoln Continental delivers where you need it most. The Continental is equipped with a foot more of cargo volume coming in at 16.7 cubic-feet while the Genesis G90 comes in at 15.7 cubic-feet. This gives Lincoln drivers more space when needing to easily stow cargo so you can keep your necessary items accessible but out of sight.

Drivers can find this extra foot of space in the trunk volume space. The Continental 16.7 cubic-feet of trunk space is ready to handle your luggage, groceries, and other cargo you may have.

Safety

Drivers looking for optimal performance can discover it where most consider it matters most: in the vehicle's safety rating. The Lincoln Continental delivers on five-star safety ratings across the board for overall safety rating performance. Drivers can expect optimal protection with a five-star NHTSA rating for Front Crash Overall, Front Crash Driver, Front Crash Passenger, Side Crash Overall, Side Barrier Driver, Side Barrier Passenger, and Side Pole Driver.

The Genesis G90 doesn't have current safety information available regarding these performance tests; making the Lincoln Continental your more reliable vehicle to get behind the wheel of. With the Lincoln Continental, drivers can rely on optional performance with the safety capability to keep you protected.

Discover the Lincoln Continental Today at Heiser Lincoln

Drivers near Milwaukee, Mequon, Menomonee Falls, and Wauwatosa can visit us today at Heiser Lincoln to explore the capability of the Lincoln Continental with a test drive at our Glendale dealership. Our Sales professionals can get you behind the wheel and walk you through the various convenience features to help you learn more about this premium model.