Used Toyota RAV4 vs. Used Honda CR-V

If you’re located in Brooklyn or Bronx and searching for a reliable and affordable crossover SUV, then compare the used Toyota RAV4 vs. used Honda CR-V with the experts at Major World. At our used dealership in Long Island City, we have plenty of Toyota and Honda models that range in year and price, but always come in great condition. Take a look at how these two vehicles match up against one another and then browse our RAV4 and CR-V inventories to find the model you like best!

Why Buy a Used Toyota RAV4?

The Toyota RAV4 has been only increasing in sales year-after-year, and its newest models are among the best crossover SUVs that money can buy. Looking at the 2017 model of the Toyota RAV4, buyers can get a vehicle that highlights these performance specs and features:

• Standard 2.5L 4-Cylinder Engine
• 176 Horsepower
• 172 lb-ft of Torque
• Maximum Towing Capacity of 1,500 Pounds

On top of those impressive base-level performance specs, the RAV4 makes for a combined fuel-economy rating of 26 MPG, which is really quite impressive for a crossover SUV. The vehicle also features great interior space with up to 102 cubic feet of passenger volume and these other interior dimensions:

• Front Headroom: 39.8 Inches
• Front Legroom: 42.6 Inches
• Front Hip Room: 54.3 Inches
• Rear Headroom: 38.9 Inches
• Rear Legroom: 37.2 Inches
• Rear Hip Room: 48.9 Inches

Why Buy a Used Honda CR-V?

Like the RAV4, the CR-V has been increasing in sales year-after-year in the U.S., although it isn’t quite as popular as Toyota’s crossover SUV. However, since 1995, the Honda CR-V has been an amazing vehicle that millions of Americans have enjoyed driving. Here are some of the standard performance specs and features in the 2017 model of the Honda CR-V:

• Standard 2.4L 4-Cylinder Engine
• 184 Horsepower
• 180 lb-ft of Torque
• Maximum Towing Capacity of 1,500 Pounds

Alongside those impressive performance specs, which outmatch the Toyota RAV4, the CR-V also provides drivers with a combined 28 MPG fuel economy. In terms of interior space, the Honda CR-V comes out ahead again with 106 cubic feet of total interior passenger volume. Here are some of the additional interior dimensions for the Honda crossover SUV:

• Front Headroom: 40.1 Inches
• Front Legroom: 41.3 Inches
• Front Hip Room: 55.1 Inches
• Rear Headroom: 39.2 Inches
• Rear Legroom: 40.4 Inches
• Rear Hip Room: 49.5 Inches

Find Used Cars for Sale at Major World Today!

So, which crossover SUV do you want to go with? Take a look at our inventory of used RAV4 and used CR-V models. and check out our used Chevy Equinox vs. used Ford Escape comparison to see how other compact SUVs match up. If you’d like more information, please feel free to contact us. You can also schedule a test drive online with the models that best catch your eye. For more, take advantage of our helpful online resources like the payment calculator and trade-in value tools so you can get the full picture on how much your next vehicle will be!