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A small SUV is a smart choice for driving in the Whitewater area, and within the segment, there are two dominant players: 2020 Chevy Equinox vs. Honda CR-V. So, which will you take on your Orfordville adventures? While both models offer versatility and efficiency for everyday drives, the Chevy Equinox offers more features and a longer warranty for a lower price overall. Let’s take a look at the benefits of the Equinox over the CR-V:
Budget is always a concern when choosing a new vehicle, so which model offers the best value? While both offer affordable price points, it’s the base Chevy Equinox that delivers budget-friendly savings:
When it comes to performance, both models deliver similar results. Both the Chevy and Honda utilize turbocharged 4-cylinder engines. The Honda has a slight edge on horsepower, while the Chevy has the edge on torque. Compare the two below:
Both models are perfectly capable of navigating the Janesville streets, but which one offers a better driving experience? Not only is the Equinox priced more affordably, but the Equinox also offers many standard features that are only available on higher trims for the CR-V lineup.
Finally, which brand offers better coverage? If you encounter something unexpected on the roads, the Honda CR-V offers 3 years of Roadside Assistance – but the Chevy Equinox has a whopping 5 years of coverage!
While the Honda CR-V is a popular pick, the Chevrolet Equinox is simply the better buy. If you’re ready for your test drive, stop by a Drive Burtness dealership or contact us for more information about our lineup!