Compare 2021 Subaru Crosstrek vs 2021 Toyota RAV4

Serving Kennesaw, GA

With a rugged exterior design, athletic handling, and a comfortable cabin equipped with top technology and safety, the Subaru Crosstrek at Subaru of Kennesaw checks off all the boxes for a fun, durable, and comfortable SUV that your family and friends will enjoy. From shopping downtown to venturing through the outback, the versatile 2021 Subaru Crosstrek is capable of handling all your adventures. This year's Crosstrek adds some additional features, including more safety technology, which adds to its appeal. The exterior has a mild refresh as well with some design changes on the front end, including a new front grille and fascia. The Subaru Crosstrek belongs to a competitive field of automobiles that includes the 2021 Toyota RAV4. However, the Crosstrek is the better choice for a truly athletic and durable vehicle with class-leading performance credentials, a more comfortable cabin, and distinguished styling.

Performance

The 2021 Crosstrek has all the performance features necessary to traverse trails, climb, descend, and take on the elements including snow, water, and more. You will have the chance to see the wide range of performance capabilities on the Subaru Crosstrek at Subaru of Kennesaw when you schedule your Subaru test drive. All-wheel drive is standard on the 2021 Crosstrek, but it is only available with the Toyota RAV4. Additionally, the Crosstrek at Subaru of Kennesaw has a choice between two engines. To start with, you can get a 2.0L four-cylinder with a power output of 152 HP. A second engine that cranks out 182 HP is offered for select trim levels. You have the option of either a six-speed manual or an automatic transmission with the Subaru. The Toyota RAV4 only has one engine for all trims, which is a four-cylinder. Toyota's engine has one transmission option, which is an automatic, and all-wheel drive is only offered with certain trim levels.

Style

When you book a Subaru Crosstrek online test drive, you'll get a good look at the Subaru Crosstrek's innovative exterior design. The Crosstrek comes ready for exploration at the base level with LED lights and standard roof rails. Raised roof rails are added to the next trim level. The Subaru Crosstrek has nearly nine inches of ground clearance to tackle all kinds of terrain. Adaptive LED headlights, LED fog lights, and larger 18-inch wheels come with the top Subaru trim levels. The Toyota RAV4 doesn't match the Crosstrek for ground clearance, and you can't get raised roof rails until further up the line. The Toyota also does not offer adaptive LED headlights.

Interior Design

Many features are standard with the Subaru Crosstrek at Subaru of Kennesaw, including USB charging ports, a touchscreen interface with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, automatic climate control, and a package of advanced safety features. The Crosstrek has more space in its cabin and cargo area than the Toyota RAV4. It also has more comfortable seats, which makes it a better choice for longer road trips and adventures. Technology is a highlight of the Crosstrek, which adds numerous features with successive trims as well. Heated seats are added with the next Crosstrek trim level, along with a leather steering wheel for a more upscale look. With the Premium trim that follows you will also get a sunroof and more safety technology. The Sport trim in the lineup has its own custom features including simulated leather seats with yellow accent stitches. Some additional amenities come with this trim level too, including additional USB charging ports in the back row, keyless entry, and a push-button start. An optional package adds on a larger infotainment display screen and more safety aids. Heated front seats and a heated steering wheel are not available on the Toyota RAV4 until you reach the top trim level. It doesn't have the same storage capacity as the Subaru, and its seats are less comfortable.

Contact Subaru of Kennesaw today for a Subaru Crosstrek online test drive to try out the latest Crosstrek.

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