Honda CrossTour Vs Toyota Venza

The Honda Accord Crosstour and the Toyota Venza are similar, yet different. They are considered to be in the same class, yet the look an feel are a little different. The Crosstour, which debuted in late 2009 as a 2010 model is a mid sized hatchback. The Venza, which made its debut in 2008, takes on more of a wagon shape. Both serve the same purpose of being a little larger and roomier than a full size sedan, yet not quite as big as an SUV.

Hybrid Option

As of right now, neither the Crosstour or the Venza are available as a hybrid.

Sales

The 2009 sales are as follows:

Honda Accord Crosstour: Just over 2500 units (Was released in late November '09...15,000 units through June '10)

Toyota Rav4: Just over 55,000 units

4WD Option

The Crosstour has a 2Wd and 4WD option. The Venza comes in AWD or 4WD.

Engine Options and Fuel Efficiency

Crosstour:

V-6 Cylinder 3.5L producing 271hp , 17/25 city/highway (4WD) 22/28 (2WD)

Venza:

4 Cylinder 2.7L producing 182hp, 21/29 city/highway(4WD) 20/28 (AWD)

V-6 3.5L producing 268hp, 19/26 city/highway (4WD) 18/25 (AWD)

Key: HC=Honda Crosstour TV=Toyota Venza

Transmission Options

For those that like to drive a car manually, you are out of luck when it comes to these two vehicles. They do not offer the option.

HC:

5 Speed Auto

TV:

6 Speed Auto

Body Styles:

Both are 4 door vehicles. HC has a hatchback, giving it a huge cargo space. The Venza has a rear door that opens like a traditional wagon.

Safety Rating:

Both vehicles have a 5 Star rating across the board except for a 4 star rollover rating

Fuel Tank:

HC: 18.5

TV: 17.7

Brakes:

Both vehicles have front and rear anti-lock disc brakes.

Safety:

Both have front, side, and side curtain airbags and active head restraints for the front and rear seat as standard feature on all trim levels. Vehicle stability is also standard on both vehicles.

Interior feature:

Both have the following features standard:

Air with filtration

Power Windows

Power Locks

Telescopic Steering Wheel

Rear Window Defroster

Cruise Control

2 Front Power Outlets

Cargo Light

Exterior Temp Gauge

HC has this feature standard the the TC does not:

Floor Mats

Power Lumbar

Heated Seats

Moon roof

Heated Mirrors

Audio:

Both have a:

CD Player

Mp3 Player

Auxiliary Jack

XM/Sirius Ready

HC:

Anti theft for your stereo

CD Changer

360 Watts System

Warranty

Both vehicles have a factory warranty of 3 years or 36,000 miles bumper to bumper and 5 years or 60,000 miles on the power-train.

Honda CrossTour Vs Toyota Venza

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