Lincoln's got Cadillac beat on the comfort front, that's for sure. The seats are fine, perhaps a bit too small given the size of the vehicle but able to provide hours of support. Our test truck's front buckets also offered heating and cooling – we needed both during a drive from 80-degree Los Angeles to 35-degree Angeles National Forest. What places the Navigator ahead of the Escalade is the wide padded upper door sill, perfect for resting the driver's left arm on a long road trip, the wide padded center console, and the thick steering wheel rim with spokes that serve as palm rests. The optional power retractable side steps are icing on the cake.