2017 Jeep Cherokee vs. 2017 Toyota RAV4 Full Comparison of Specs, Features, and Owner Reviews

It has four wheel drive an absolute must for driving in Wisconsin, it is a comfortable ride with heated seats and steering wheel. I enjoy the large touch screen and Bluetooth connection. The speakers and sound system are awesome and deliver a consistent enjoyable experience.

The Bluetooth connection does not always work the way it should. I would like the vehicle to ride higher like the 2006 Jeep Liberty I owned before this vehicle. I get that crossover vehicles are currently popular, but I would like a more jeep look, but not the rough ride of the jeep wrangler.

You get a decent car for the price! It has a great turn radius, and I feel like it rides pretty good. Also gets great gas mileage (23 in town and 28 on highway) for a small SUV. It also does not have huge blind spots.

The main cons of this vehicle is for the price you pay, you do not get a lot of features. For instance, no navigation. That is crucial in this day in age for preventing distracted driving. Also there is not a backup camera. On something you spend $20,000 I feel like a backup camera is a must.

The pro's include the apps that come with the package, the cons with this is you have to pay for them; such as the navigation. I love the space, it is the right amount of space for me. The Jeep is front heavy as well.

The Pros of the Jeep is the big touch screen radio, the available apps, the space of the vehicle, and the comfortable seats. It also has a couple of compartments in the trunk area that you can store things, also has hooks for whatever needs.

Backup camera, Wi-Fi, easy to drive, cruise control, satellite radio, plenty of car chargers, alarm system, navigation system, 911 assisted, assist, plenty of storage room, tinted windows, auto start systems.

There is no trailer hook up, towing capacity is not good enough, I wish the seats were heated, and gas mileage was a bit more. The price could of been better, I wish it came with a roof rack but it was not standard.

The pros are, drives/ handle well. Bluetooth stereo, controls on the steering wheel. Steering assist, etc. Cons- no rain guards on windows. No heated seats or steering wheel.. Other than that no cons.

There in all honesty is not really any cons with this vehicle really. Only that there is not heated steering or seats. It could have back seat heating. Everything about this vehicle is great and is well worth buying.

The Toyota Rav4 has great fuel economy. Runs 34 mpg sometimes on the highway and 30 in the city. It is small enough and sits high enough. The radio is nice. There is enough bass and great treble. If you are a musician, this is a great car. It also drives great off road.

No leather seats, but you can request to have them put in. It seems too cheap to be running. There are no cons. There is like one con. There is like on con that I can think of and it is that it does not have leather seats.

The rav4 offers a lot of extras like Bluetooth, navigation, backup camera and moonroof. Very smooth ride and a lot of cargo space is also a plus. I have never had any maintenance problems and it also gets good gas mileage.

The rav 4 should have more color choices and my XLE has cloth seats. To have leather seats would be a very big plus. I would also like keyless ignition. Mine did not come with a cargo cover. I had to purchase.

Lots of technology features that make driving safer and the radio sound is very pleasant. I like being up higher and able to see easier. I like that is has a CD player which seems to be phasing out in recent years. Smooth driving and good handling.

There are some significant blind spots with the back seats and limited visibility in the rear view mirrors. It cost more than I wanted to spend, but had very low mileage so that was plus for sure. The spare tire is not regular size.