You deserve a versatile vehicle that can help you travel around many places and across different types of terrain. Whether you’re sticking to the highway or going down country roads, the Jaguar XF and the Genesis G80 each have specific drivetrains to offer.

In fact, both models give you the option between rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive. This allows you to choose exactly what you want.

However, you may find yourself pulling over more often to refuel with the Genesis G80. That’s because the G80 offers an EPA-estimated rating of 22 city/32 highway MPG. In comparison, you’ll be able to stay on the road longer and cut back on pit stops with the Jaguar XF.

The XF has an EPA-estimated 25 city/33 highway MPG. ^*

These sedans share a few impressive features like:

However, several of these features aren’t as advanced in the G80 or aren’t available on the base trim. For instance, the power front seats of the G80 are 4-way seats, while the XF equivalent can be adjusted 12 ways. Plus, wireless charging is standard on the XF, while the base trims of the G80 don’t offer the feature at all.

In addition to the different amenities provided in these luxury models, you’ll also find a decent amount of room for you and your passengers to stretch out. In fact, both models have more than 40 inches of front legroom.

When it comes to cargo, the XF has a maximum cargo capacity of 25.2 cubic feet. Whether you’re going to the grocery store or leaving for a week-long vacation, you’ll have more than enough room for your cargo. While the Genesis G80 has a decent amount of space, you’ll have to make do with just 13.1 cubic feet of cargo volume.

Both models offer large infotainment screens to help drivers like you keep track of your information. However, bigger is not always better. The Jaguar XF comes with an 11.4-inch touchscreen that allows you to pull up your music, playlists, directions, and more. This screen is the perfect size for most of your needs.

While the infotainment system is impressive in the G80, the 14.5-inch screen may be a bit too big. It takes up more space and may even be distracting.

When it comes to safety technology, the XF and G80 have multiple advanced systems to assist you on your next drive. In fact, the following features are standard on both:

However, the XF has more standard features than the G80. One example of this is the standard Front and Rear Parking Aid. While the G80 has a similar Smart Parking Assist, it isn’t available on the base trim.