See How the Toyota RAV4 Compares to the Honda CR-V

Here in North Brunswick, NJ, there are plenty of great options for a small, versatile SUV. But you'll find the best at DCH Brunswick Toyota, where we feature one of the most popular vehicles of any style, but particularly in this increasingly popular class of small SUVs. Of course we're talking about the new Toyota RAV4, as it's the kind of do-it-all crossover that's ideal for both your daily commuting and for your family travels.

But is it your best bet for a small SUV? We here at DCH Brunswick Toyota certainly believe that's the case, but we're not alone. Based on industry ranking and reviews, we're showing you how the new RAV4 compares to the Honda CR-V, another top option in this segment. Look through these comparisons, then visit our Toyota dealership in North Brunswick today for a closer look and a quikc test drive with the RAV4 edition that works for you.

2020 Toyota RAV4 vs. 2020 Honda CR-V

• While both SUVs earn similar fuel efficiency ratings, it's the base level 2.5-liter four-cylinder in the RAV4 that outperforms the base option for the CR-V, which is even turbocharged. Delivering more than 200 horsepower, the Toyota SUV's engine output provides a much more fun driving experience than its closest competitor can offer. Additionally, there are now RAV4 editions that provide added capabilities through advanced AWD and suspension systems, which the CR-V hasn't yet developed.
• Both of these models are well-equipped, but you'll do well with the RAV4 base level edition, which includes standard Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, which you'll have to bump up to the next trim of the CR-V to get. Additionally, the Toyota Safety Sense suite that comes standard is more comprehensive in terms of driver aids compared to what the starting CR-V package offers.