Compare Subaru Crosstrek vs Toyota Corolla Cross

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Compare the Subaru Crosstrek and Toyota Corolla Cross

There are more small SUV options than ever before, and we know at Reynolds Subaru how many car shoppers compare the Subaru Crosstrek and Toyota Corolla Cross. These models are more recent additions to their respective brands' lineup, and both stand out as efficient SUVs that are incredibly versatile and fun to drive. There is quite a bit of a difference between the Toyota Corolla Cross and Subaru Crosstrek in Orange, which we want to highlight for car shoppers considering either model. Read on to compare the Subaru Crosstrek and Toyota Corolla Cross to find the best small SUV for your needs!

Value

Drivers choose small SUVs because they provide more utility than a sedan without the high prices of larger SUVs. The Subaru Crosstrek has a higher starting price than the Toyota Corolla Cross, but the Subaru SUV comes standard with Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive. Toyota Corolla Cross AWD models have a higher starting price than the Crosstrek base. The Subaru Crosstrek has also picked up Kelley Blue Book Best Resale Value honors for its category for five years running, making it an even more attractive purchase over the Corolla Cross.

Performance

The engineering of the Subaru Crosstrek makes it stand out when comparing to other compact SUVs, starting with the Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system that confidently handles off-roading. The new Crosstek also provides more horsepower and torque than the Toyota Corolla Cross, and that helps the Crosstrek tow trailers up to 3,500 pounds, which the Toyota SUV can't manage. Plus, the Crosstrek has much more ground clearance and provides off-roading packages that the Corolla Cross does not offer.

Design

These are both smaller SUVs that will feel right at home in the city, but the Subaru Crosstrek has a more distinctive design compared to the Toyota Corolla Cross, which looks similar to other compact SUVs. The new Crosstrek provides more customization options, including Crosstrek Wilderness trims. Regarding cabin space, the Subaru Crosstrek has more passenger volume with clear advantages in rear-row legroom and the width of the seats. The Crosstrek offers Culpeper double the cargo space of the Toyota Corolla Cross, 54.9 cubic feet vs 23 cubic feet.

Features

The standard feature package is another way that the Subaru Crosstrek is a better value than the Toyota Corolla Cross. The Subaru SUV comes standard with sought-after features, like dual-zone climate control and LED steering-responsive headlights, not standard on the Toyota model. The Crosstrek also provides advantages, like a larger touchscreen display, that add to the benefit of buying one over a Toyota Corolla Cross. Other feature advantages of the Subaru Crosstrek include water-repellent upholstery options, Hill Descent Control, and a USB-C port.

Safety

Both the Subaru Crosstrek and Toyota Corolla Cross come standard with updated driver-assist technologies that make it easier to navigate hectic situations. Drivers will find items like Pre-Collision Braking and Adaptive Cruise Control standard on both of these compact SUVs. The new Subaru Crosstrek does provide Reverse Automatic Braking while the Corolla Cross does not.

Learn More About Subaru Crosstrek Offers near Charlottesville

The new Subaru Crosstrek is an exciting addition to our inventory, and we'd love to continue highlighting this SUV for you. Contact our team with your questions or to set up a Subaru Crosstrek test drive in Orange!