2018 Toyota RAV4 vs. 2018 Honda CR-V

Drivers looking for compact SUVs invariably turn to the 2018 Toyota RAV4 and 2018 Honda CR-V. When they do, they’ll notice the Toyota offers:

• Superior Front Legroom
• Tighter Turning Circle
• Available Heated Steering Wheel
• Available Bird’s Eye View Camera with Perimeter Scan

Let’s take a closer look at what sets these two small SUVs apart.

Design

2018 Toyota RAV4		2018 Honda CR-V
34.8 Feet	Curb to Curb Turning Circle	37.4 Feet
183.5	Overall Length	180.6
104.7	Wheelbase	104.7
42.6	Front Leg Room	41.3

The 2018 Toyota RAV4 and 2018 Honda CR-V have the same wheelbase measurement, but the Toyota manages to achieve superior maneuverability and do more with its measurements. With a slightly longer body, it allows for more front legroom. With a tighter turning circle, it’s easy to slip around cramped Aurora parking lots or navigate crowded streets in Joliet and Oak Brook.

Infotainment

2018 Toyota RAV4 LE		2018 Honda CR-V EX
Standard	Voice Activated Controls	Not Available
Standard	MP3 Player	Not Available
Optional	Satellite Radio	Not Available
6	Standard Number of Speakers	4

Audiophiles will be left disappointed by the 2018 Honda CR-V. Want to use voice commands to control infotainment? Fancy connecting to satellite radio or using your MP3 to catch up on your favorite tunes? In the Honda CR-V, you’ll be forced to pay more for the privilege.

Available Features

2018 Toyota RAV4		2018 Honda CR-V
Available	Heated Steering Wheel	Feature Not Available
Available	Bird’s Eye View Camera with Perimeter Scan	Feature Not Available
Available	SofTex® Upholstery	Feature Not Available

The 2018 Toyota RAV4 continues to shame 2018 Honda CR-V amenities when you turn from standard features to available features. From the comfort of a heated steering wheel to the safety afforded by a Bird’s Eye View Camera and the convenience of SofTex upholstery, the Toyota makes a habit of offering features entirely absent from the Honda CR-V.