Compare the Jeep Cherokee to the Toyota RAV4 & Honda CR-V in Fredonia

For Your Western NY Outing, Jeep Cherokee Sets a Course Past the Competition

Jeep practically invented the small SUV segment decades ago with the invention of the Cherokee. Since then, these versatile vehicles have grown to be among the most popular vehicles on the road. Drivers from Fredonia to Dunkirk love the practical space, efficient performance, and comfortable ride so often associated with small SUVs like the Cherokee. To its credit, the Cherokee delivers on all of these expectations while also offering legitimate off-road capability.

It may be the originator, but the Cherokee is hardly the only popular small SUV available to Jamestown and Hamburg NY drivers. Since the 90s, the Honda CR-V and Toyota RAV4 have cultivated loyal followings among drivers who want versatility. Below, we've put together brief comparisons to help you determine which of these three small SUVs is right for you.

2019 Jeep Cherokee vs. 2018 Toyota RAV4

• The Cherokee also outdoes the RAV4 in power. The RAV4 does have an available hybrid system, but even with that power boost its 194 horsepower fall short. By contrast, the Cherokee can get up to 271 horsepower with the 3.2-liter Pentastar V6 or up to 295 pound-feet of torque with the 2.0-liter turbo engine.
• The Cherokee offers many more off-road and capability options than the RAV4. With the Cherokee, you can opt for features like four-wheel drive, Terrain-Selec traction management, tow hooks, and more. With the RAV4, you're limited to just all-wheel drive.
• The RAV4 certainly has its fair share of upscale interior options, but it fall just short of the Cherokee's offerings. Pick the Overland trim and you'll get features like perforated Nappa leather upholstery and heated/ventilated front seats.

2019 Jeep Cherokee vs. 2018 Honda CR-V

• The Cherokee has some distinct advantages over the CR-V when it comes to power. While the CR-V comes with more standard horsepower, the Cherokee quickly outpaces it with its available engine options. Choose the available 3.2-liter Pentastar V6 and you'll get up to 271 horsepower and 239 poud-feet of torque. Similar power is available in the 2.0-liter turbo engine, which offers 270 horsepower and 295 pound-feet of torque. To compare, the CR-V tops out at 190 horsepower and 179 pound-feet of torque.
• If you're looking for off-road capability, you'll want to choose the Cherokee. Both models come with standard front-wheel drive. You can opt for available all-wheel drive in the CR-V, but only the Cherokee has full-on four-wheel drive. The Trailhawk package is especially capable with Active Drive Lock 4x4 system. This sturdy four-wheel drive setup offers Selec-Terrain and a locking rear differential.
• The Cherokee wins again when it comes to variety and price points. With the CR-V, you're limited to just four trim levels. The Cherokee gives you six trims to choose from, each with its own combination of features and styling elements. Whether you're looking for a simpler, practical vehicle, a trail-ready SUV, or a luxury machine, there's a Cherokee trim to match.

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Test Drive the Jeep Cherokee in Fredonia NY

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