2018 Toyota C-HR vs Toyota RAV4

People looking for the future of crossover SUVs are headed in the right direction when they peruse Toyota's versatile inventory. With the introduction of the first-ever 2018 Toyota C-HR, Pekin drivers have a new option when it's time to check out prospective purchases. This crossover has all the fixings to provide a dynamic ride with agile handling and next-level amenities, but is it right for you? Or is the dependable Toyota classic, the RAV4, the correct choice for your lifestyle? Let's run the numbers and see what we find!

The debut of the 2018 Toyota C-HR stirred things up in the automotive world thanks to its sleek design and superb gas mileage, but for Pekin drivers looking to haul along a little more cargo for their next family roadtrip, the 2017 Toyota RAV4 has the C-HR beat. It can tow up to 1,500 pounds, whereas the 2018 C-HR isn't equipped to handle a trailer, and also comes with superior cargo space.

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However, that's not to say that the 2018 C-HR doesn't have its advantages! Eco-conscious shoppers looking to make the most of every mile will appreciate its next-level fuel economy, clocking up to 31 MPG. Between that and its lower base price, the 2018 C-HR is a great value. With plenty of driver-centric amenities, such as a variable transmission and a FWD drivetrain, enthusiasts who love to get behind the wheel will appreciate the crisp and responsive handling.

To learn more about the 2018 Toyota C-HR or to schedule a test drive, contact Fort's Toyota of Pekin at (309) 382-4000.

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