Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V: Top choices in the SUV segment.

The Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V were two of the best-selling SUVs on the market last year. But which is the better choice for customers: the Toyota Fortuner or the Honda CR-V?

Toyota has become a favorite among customers looking to buy a family car. The Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V are two of the best-selling SUV models on the market, marking the beginning of new versions in 2014. When comparing the cars, both the 2015 Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V versions have certain improvements, attracting the attention of fans.

Comparing cars in terms of exterior design.

The 2015 Toyota Fortuner boasts a striking interior and a stylish exterior with a robust, powerful look. Its completely redesigned exterior features elongated, sharp lines, giving this multi-purpose vehicle a distinctive style.

When comparing cars, both the 2015 Toyota Fortuner and Honda CR-V have certain improvements.

Essentially, the Fortuner has been improved more in terms of exterior than interior. Notable changes include upgraded headlights and taillights, a redesigned grille for improved cooling efficiency and a more modern look, and numerous other improvements to the front and rear bumpers. The sides of the vehicle have been redesigned with aerodynamic enhancements to improve speed and agility. The new Toyota Fortuner looks powerful and full of personality.

Overall, the Honda CR-V feels longer and wider than its predecessor thanks to a 30mm reduction in ride height. The vehicle has a more solid and stable stance. The front end features a modern and robust design. The three horizontal grille bars, along with the Honda logo, create a striking visual element. The headlights sweep along the sides of the vehicle. The black front bumper, combined with the new fog light vents, gives it a sporty look. The interior remains quite spacious and airy despite a 5mm reduction in length and a 30mm reduction in height. The 2014 Honda CR-V is equipped with sporty leather seats.

Comparing cars in terms of interior

The Toyota Fortuner boasts a spacious and flexible interior with premium leather upholstery and modern amenities, combined with advanced technology to provide relaxation and a superb experience for passengers. The Optitron instrument panel is designed in a sporty style. With prominent chrome trim and scientifically displayed parameters, it allows the driver to easily and conveniently monitor the vehicle's operating status. Driver-side controls allow the driver to lower and adjust all windows flexibly and easily.

Comparing the interiors of these cars, both the Fortuner and CR-V are equipped with top-of-the-line modern features.

The new Honda CR-V is equipped with a 6-speaker sound system, including 4 woofers and 2 tweeters, a USB port for MP3 and WMA music playback, and a single-disc CD changer. The eye-catching I-MID display features steering wheel-mounted controls, and a hands-free phone system is also integrated into the steering wheel for easy driver use. The Honda CR-V's central instrument panel has a modern 3D design.

Comparing cars in terms of engine and performance.

The 2015 Toyota Fortuner is equipped with a 4-speed automatic transmission, allowing for smooth and flexible gear changes while also enabling the driver to actively use engine braking. The vehicle comes in two versions: a 2.7L 2TR-FE gasoline engine and a 2.5L diesel engine.

The 2015 Toyota Fortuner is equipped with a 4-speed automatic transmission, allowing for flexible gear changes.

The 2.7L 2TR-FE gasoline engine with VVT-i allows for quick and smooth acceleration. Its compact structure effectively minimizes noise and vibration (V). Maximum power is 158 Hp/5,200 rpm. Maximum torque is 24.51 Kg.m/3,800 rpm. The 2.5L common rail electronically injected turbocharged diesel engine, with 4 inline cylinders, 16 valves, and DOHC, delivers superior power and easy handling. The turbocharger increases power and torque, especially in the low to medium speed range (G). Maximum power is 100.5 Hp/3,600 rpm. Maximum torque is 26.51 Kg.m/1,600-2,400 rpm.

Honda has launched two diesel-powered versions of the CR-V: the Honda CR-V DTi-S and DTi-L. Both new CR-V versions are equipped with a 2.2L turbocharged I4 diesel engine made entirely of aluminum alloy. This engine delivers a maximum power of 148 horsepower at 4,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 350 Nm in the 2,000-2,750 rpm range. The DTi-S version will be equipped with either a 6-speed manual or a 5-speed automatic transmission, depending on customer choice. The DTi-L version, however, is only available with a 5-speed automatic transmission.

In terms of fuel consumption, the DTi-S version consumes only 5.8L/100km for the manual transmission and 6.7L/100km for the automatic transmission, while the DTi-L version consumes 6.9L/100km. Both the DTi-S and DTi-L versions are equipped with Honda's new generation "Real-Time" electronically controlled all-wheel drive system.

According to VnMedia