Minor adjustments to features availability.The 2019 Lincoln Continental comes with front wheel drive, and all wheel drive. Available transmissions include: 6-speed shiftable automatic.
Pros Exceptional rear-seat legroom Strong optional V6 engine with capable AWD system Cabin stays quiet at highway speeds
Cons Interior and build quality are a bit inferior to other luxury rivals Value factor is lacking Occasional rough and disruptive shifts from the automatic transmission
If you’re tired of the same old luxury options, the 2019 Lincoln Continental provides a refreshingly retro-cool alternative.
Pros Cool retro name and details Glamorous cockpit 400 available horsepower Black Label interior
Cons Can cost over $80,000 Front-wheel-drive proportions Outdated 6-speed transmission Last call for the big American luxosedan?
The 2019 Lincoln Continental ranked #8 in Luxury Large Cars. Currently the Lincoln Continental has a score of 8.0 out of 10 which is based on our evaluation of 23 pieces of research and data elements using various sources.
Pros Cavernous back seat Intuitive infotainment features Powerful acceleration with optional engines
Cons Poor fuel economy Unrefined transmission Dull steering So-so build quality
While the Venza is a new entry in Toyota's 2021 SUV lineup, it revives a name that was retired after the 2015 model year.The new 2021 Venza will slot between the compact RAV4 and the mid-size Highlander SUV in Toyota's lineup. It's based on the Harrier SUV that Toyota sells abroad, which we always thought would make a fine SUV for the North American market; apparently Toyota agrees. Unlike the Harrier, which is sold with both hybrid and conventional non-hybrid powertrains, the U.S. market Venza will be powered exclusively by a hybrid system.
The all-new 2021 Toyota Venza is a hybrid crossover with solid fuel economy ratings, an upscale cabin, and comfortable seats. However, it also has less cargo space than many rivals and lacks athleticism.
Pros Posh interior Roomy, supportive seats Cushioned ride
Cons Some usability issues with the larger infotainment screen Subpar cargo capacity and high cargo hold load floor Not as fun to drive as rivals
All-new midsize SUV. Available exclusively as a hybrid. Kicks off the second-generation Venza.
Pros High fuel economy Standard all-wheel drive Luxury-level interior quality Quiet and comfortable ride
Cons One of the smallest midsize SUVs Higher cost of entry Not rated for towing
The 2021 Toyota Venza brings an upscale flair to the compact crossover class to go with its efficient and reasonably powerful hybrid powertrain.
Pros Hybrid powertrain has enough guts and thrifty fuel economy Looks like a Lexus Fancy interior finish Standard active safety features Standard all-wheel drive
Cons Less room than RAV4 Can top $40,000 Slushy acceleration Tight rear seat head room
