Compare the New Subaru Crosstrek vs the Competition

At Hassett Subaru, we want to make shopping for your next as easy and straightforward an experience as possible for drivers around Wantagh, which is why we proudly offer comparisons of our top Subaru models to those of the competition, allowing you to see side by side which vehicles offer the things you want the most. The Subaru Crosstrek lineup is among the most popular subcompact crossover SUV in the Massapequa area thanks to its legendary capability to take on any weather or terrain and the versatility to accommodate any lifestyle. We have a great selection of new Subaru Crosstrek models for sale near Nassau County, and want to help you understand what makes them so special.

That's why we're going to compare the new Crosstrek lineup to competitors like the Honda HR-V and Toyota C-HR, allowing you to see all the advantages that the Crosstrek lineup can offer you.

Subaru Crosstrek vs. Toyota C-HR

If you want a more commanding driving experience around Long Island, the Subaru Crosstrek has the engine options you're looking for. The Crosstrek offers a standard 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with 152-horsepower, as well as a 2.5-liter four-cylinder with 182-horsepower. The Toyota C-HR lineup is only available with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with 144-horsepower and 139 pounds-feet of torque.
All Subaru Crosstrek models have a Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive system that actively sends power to all four wheels and can divert power if any wheels slip, providing you with the best traction and control. The Toyota C-HR comes equipped with standard front-wheel drive, with all-wheel drive models costing extra.
Both the Crosstrek and C-HR models offer comparable fuel economy, with the C-HR offering slightly higher than the Crosstrek in normal models, but with 16.6 gallons of fuel capacity in the Crosstrek and 13.2 gallons in the C-HR, you can travel further on a full tank in the Crosstrek.
The Crosstrek lineup features a Crosstrek Hybrid model that uses a plug-in hybrid powertrain, combining the gas engine with two electric motors and a battery to provide you with the utmost fuel economy and the ability to travel up to 17 miles using only electric power. The Toyota C-HR lineup doesn't have a hybrid option.

Subaru Crosstrek vs. Honda HR-V

If you're shopping for a smaller crossover SUV that can take on the toughest weather around Suffolk County with ease, the Crosstrek is the vehicle for you. All Subaru Crosstrek models come equipped with Symmetrical All-Wheel Drive, providing you with confident traction, handling, and control regardless of the weather or terrain you're facing. The Honda HR-V comes equipped with standard front-wheel drive, and while all-wheel drive is available, it's at a higher price.
Under the hood, the Subaru Crosstrek offers a range of engine options, starting with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder that produces 152-horsepower. The standard engine on the HR-V lineup is a 1.8-liter four-cylinder that produces 141-horsepower and 127 pounds-feet of torque. The Crosstrek also offers a 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine with 182-horsepower.
The new Subaru Crosstrek lineup features a plug-in Crosstrek Hybrid model that you can charge at home or on the go and enjoy up to 17 miles of all electric range. The Honda HR-V lineup doesn't have a hybrid option available.
All Crosstrek models have a Starlink multimedia system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility on either a standard 6.5-inch or available 8-inch touchscreen display. The Honda HR-V also has an infotainment system, but it comes on either a standard 5-inch or available 7-inch touchscreen and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto don't come standard.