Compare 2021 Honda CR-V vs 2021 Toyota RAV4

Serving Danville, VA

The 2021 Honda CR-V maintains the status quo in the latest model year, carrying over from 2020 with few changes. However, the popular SUV shows that it really doesn't need to have any differences in 2021, as it is still a top choice among consumers who want a good all-around SUV. The Honda CR-V consistently receives top ratings from consumers, and it is considered a favorite in side-by-side comparisons with the Toyota RAV4, which is one of the CR-V’s competitors. The Honda excels in many respects, ranging from its powerful engine under the hood to its style and its interior amenities. With its engine, the Honda offers responsive acceleration and good fuel economy. Its interior has ample space and tremendous storage capacity in the trunk. Inside the cabin, occupants can enjoy a smooth and relaxing ride from the suspension system, which also gives the Honda a precise and athletic handling system. The Honda provides you with the option of a hybrid engine, which is a feature not found on the RAV4. Rides in the Honda are also smoother and more comfortable, while they can be a bit jarring in the Toyota. The Honda also offers a contemporary interior with many user-friendly features. Overall, it has more value than the Toyota RAV4. While we can provide you with details about the Honda, you'll want to try out the Honda CR-V for yourself by arranging an online test drive with Danville Honda at your convenience

Interior

An online test drive for the 2021 Honda CR-V will also give you the opportunity to see the cabin of the 2021 CR-V in greater detail. You'll be able to see the differences among the trim levels of the SUV and learn more about the standard and optional amenities that accompany every trim level of the CR-V. The CR-V has many standard features, including automatic climate control, a four-speaker audio system, and split-folding rear seats. A number of safety features are included at the base level too, including collision mitigation, automatic emergency braking, and lane departure warning. Additional features come with the EX. This trim adds a list of additional amenities to the base level's features. The second trim also includes keyless ignition and dual-zone climate control. A larger seven-inch infotainment system is standard on the second trim, and it comes with more USB charging ports. With the EX-L you have more luxuries to look forward to, including leather seats and a passenger's seat that is also power-operated. The sound system upgrades to an eight-speaker audio system with this trim level. The Toyota's interior does not have as much room as the Honda's. Some features that are included at the lower-level trims in the CR-V, such as dual-zone climate control, are not available until you reach the top trims of the Toyota.

Performance

The Honda CR-V also stands out for its performance capabilities, which you can experience through our dealership's online test drive feature. You even have a choice of a hybrid CR-V. The CR-V gets the same turbo 1.5L engine with four cylinders for the non-hybrid trims. They all share the same maximum power output of 190 HP, and their torque reaches 179 LB-FT. The Toyota RAV4 has one gasoline-powered engine for all trims. Its ride quality is less smooth and enjoyable compared to the Honda, and its handling is less sharp than the CR-V's.

Style

At Danville Honda you can also see the Honda CR-V's impressive style, which includes LED lights and alloy wheels. Roof rails are added to the top trim level, and there are many good color options for the exterior. The Toyota has more generic styling than the CR-V, and it has fewer trim-specific options for a custom look. A sunroof is only offered as an add-on for the Toyota.

To explore the Honda CR-V in further detail, don't hesitate to contact Danville Honda at a time that works best for you.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.