Chevrolet Equinox vs. Honda CR-V

Compare the New Chevy Equinox Against the Honda CR-V

If you, like many others from the Lima, OH area, are in the market for a small SUV, you'll have no shortage of options. Naturally, the latest Equinox SUVs, as well as their electric counterparts, are our preferred picks here at our Delphos, OH Chevy dealership. To give you an idea of what makes this small SUVs such a winner in a popular class around Van Wert, OH, see how the new Chevy Equinox compares to the Honda CR-V, one of the top-selling vehicles of any style.

Affordability

The popularity of the Honda CR-V works against one of the top competitors of the new Chevy Equinox. Due to high demand, CR-V editions are quite costly around the Lima and Wapakoneta, OH areas. The Equinox is more affordable when comparing base editions, and when you advance through the trim level lineup and add options to both the Chevy SUV and the Honda CR-V.

Clearer Infotainment

With the available 11.3-inch touchscreen in the new Chevy Equinox, Delphos and St. Marys, OH drivers will have an easier time accessing apps, reading navigation maps, and doing more from behind the wheel than if they were in a Honda CR-V, which only offers a considerably smaller infotainment touchscreen. The larger touchscreen in the Equinox is especially helpful when you sync your mobile device to your Chevy SUV through the standard smartphone integration apps like Android Auto and Apple CarPlay.

Choose Chevy Assist Safety Features for Greater Peace of Mind

As you'll find throughout this popular segment in the Continental, OH area, most small SUVs are packed full of high-tech driver assistance features. While Honda boasts its own suite of driver aids in models like the CR-V, we find the new Equinox, with standard Chevy Assist safety features, is far more comprehensive when it comes to included and available systems that watch out for potential hazards on highways, city streets, and even back roads around Wapakoneta and Van Wert.