Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring Towing Capacity

Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring Maximum Towing Capacity

The 2021 Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring sits near the top of the trim lineup for the Lincoln Aviator. Lincoln wanted to ensure this SUV has a well-rounded appeal, which is exactly where its sterling towing capacity comes from.

When properly equipped, the Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring can reach a maximum towing capacity of 6,700 pounds.

What does properly equipped mean? It mostly has to do with your engine choice. The Lincoln Aviator is available with the following motors…

• Twin-Turbocharged 3.0L V6: 400 horsepower and 415 lb-ft of torque
• Twin-Turbocharged 3.0L V6 with Nano electric motor: 494 horsepower and 630 lb-ft of torque

The engine that helps you reach the 6,700-pound maximum towing capacity is the standard Twin-Turbocharged V6. The alternative powerplant is a hybrid version, which reaches 5,600 pounds of maximum towing, despite the increase in horsepower and torque.

Other traits that will come in handy if you plan on using your Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring for towing would be an all-wheel drive setup and an optional Adaptive Suspension.

Cargo Space in the Cabin

You don't have to rely solely on your Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring SUV's towing capacity when going on long trips. The cabin is a roomy, versatile space where you can easily store cargo while still keeping your family comfortable.

Seating capacity ranges between six and seven passengers. There are three rows of seats, and how you configure those rows (leaving them standing or folding them flat) will determine cargo room:

• 18.3 cubic feet behind the third row
• 41.8 cubic feet behind the second row
• 77.7 cubic feet behind the first row

Headroom and legroom are usually sticking points for larger families, too. The Lincoln Aviator Grand Touring offers 43 inches of legroom in the front to go with 40.3 inches of headroom. In the third row, legroom measures 29.2 inches, while headroom checks in at 36.9 inches.