Even if car sales are down, the competition among the best SUVs is still fierce.
Despite the Honda CR-V's superior resale value, dependability rating, size, comfort, and technology,
Bravo to the Toyota RAV4 for figuring out how to outperform the Honda CR-V in one important area.
The CR-V has been hailed for years for its more roomy cabin, smoother ride, plenty of technology, and affordable price.
In addition to being more well-liked, the RAV4 now has something to boast about.
The RAV4's initial ten years of ownership will cost $5,531 in maintenance, according to CarEdge.
Over the first ten years, the Honda CR-V's maintenance expenditures come to $7,155, which is $1,970 less than the average
Additionally, maintenance expenses are almost $1,624 higher than those of the RAV4.
However, the CR-V could have a little more longevity. While the typical CR-V model is predicted to endure
the RAV4 is predicted to last between 200,000 and 250,000 miles.
So, is the chance of owning a shorter-lived SUV worth the $1,624 savings?
A few more years of service could be possible with the CR-V.