Crossover Comparison: Toyota RAV4 vs. Chevy Equinox

Sep 29, 2017

Are you in the market for a two-row SUV? Resale values and durability are just two of the ways that the RAV4 leads its segment. Let’s look at how it compares to the 2018 Chevy Equinox.

Automated Driving
If you are looking for the latest technologies, you’ll find them on the RAV4. Standards include adaptive cruise control and self-regulating high beams. During busy traffic, the ute can regulate its speed, waiting for the opportunity to go the speed that the driver has set. At night, the beams will raise or lower according to light cues. If you want either of these features on the Equinox, you will have to spring for packages on the already pricey Premier. Get a price quote on the affordable RAV4.

Safer Driving
A lane assist and an auto-brake are standard fare when you purchase the RAV4 at McKinnon Toyota dealer near Montgomery AL. The crossover will work with you to stay in its lane lines. After a warning to alert you to a pedestrian or stopping traffic, the vehicle may stop itself to prevent an accident. For these features, shoppers must pay extra for the Premier edition along with a safety package. Schedule your test drive.

Size
A utility vehicle should be capable of hauling cargo as well as people. For this, Toyota supplies a 38.4-cu.ft. cargo hold that can expand to 73.4 cu.ft. when the seats are folded. It has the Chevy beat by almost 10 cu.ft. An Equinox hold measures 29 cu.ft. and expands to only 68 cu.ft.

Find a good deal on the 2017 Toyota RAV4 now at McKinnon Toyota dealer near Montgomery AL.