Toyota RAV4 vs Honda CR-V vs Mazda CX-5 | Compact Crossover Comparison

Which is the best compact crossover SUV for you and your family?
Editors Mike Magrath, James Riswick and Mark Takahashi drove the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5 and redesigned Toyota RAV4 to help answer that question. Interior space, fuel economy and tech features are discussed. Which would you pick?
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[@motorcityman401]

After driving all 3 of these vehicles I bought a 2016.5 MAZDA CX5. More fun to drive than the others, and the interior looks like a BMW. Handling is better than the other 2 also. Transmission is VERY smooth, shifts great!

[@evilpeach2]

The CR-V won. There. saved you a click.

[@amierordonez344]

Greate I have a Honda crv

[@david20052]

Clorox Soda your mom is very smart she stay away from junk cars

[@devawnwilliams9687]

the rav4 won

[@javaughnfreeman9896]

Cx 5 definitely won

[@Aglassact77]

[Sorry but Toyota won this] Longer lasting Better looking Locking differential better cargo room better reliability great customer service (Yes I do miss the V6)...

[@GnosisMan50]

No matter how many reviews you see on cars, they always talk about the way the car FEELS and never talk about any mechanical improvements that would make the car last longer with lower maintenance cost. You never know just how much planned obsolence was put into these cars, respectively. And much as I love cars, I'll never buy a new one, especially after watching the show _Adam ruins everything_ about car dealerships. If Had my way, I'd retrofit a car into electric and get rid of all those fancy electronics because it's just another device that will go bad hence needs costly servicing. All this technology is a distraction to what matters most: a reliable car.

[@gregels27]

On point! So, rav4 wins!!!!!!

[@hdclip5845]

In a nutshell, its a Rav4

[@frtguy80]

Rav4 all the way, Bought one last year and its amazing, great gas mileage and very comfortable.

[@KuriVaiM]

how your Rav4 is 8 years later? still happy with it?

[@frtguy80]

@@KuriVaiM No, i actually wound up getting rid of it for a Camry, The Rav4 was an 08 and burned oil like crazy but the previous owner neglected to fix the problem when Toyota recalled it. I did love it and would have another one but i was putting in a quart of oil a week it was insane. Just my beater car for work but still. Not Toyotas fault it was the previous owners.

[@guillermopena1938]

@@KuriVaiM i have this model, works perfectly. 10 years and never had any problems at all except the paint, but Toyota covered that

[@kevinpeterson6872]

I have about 600 miles on the 2014 Mazda CX-5 and I am loving every mile. So far I have no complaints. It is note worthy to add that I also have a 2009 Subaru Forester and aside from cargo space the Mazda CX-5 takes it.

[@Kris-jh7tk]

Hy how was the cost of keeping the cx 5 over the years. Any major faults ?

[@kevinpeterson6872]

@@Kris-jh7tk I have had zero issues. Just your normal maintenance costs of oil changes and tires as needed. No big ticket costs of any kind.

[@johnmann7o2]

Nice very objective review, no biases. Good job edmunds!

[@desimunda116]

As a long time Honda fan, I'd have the CX-5 in a heartbeat.

[@haotrinh6953]

I bought Rav4 2013. I really enjoy driving it

[@Explore-With-Care]

Still have it?

[@guillermopena1938]

Reliability? Rav4 The one that will last the most? Rav4 The one that will give you less problems if you take care of them? The Rav4. Take those things in count and the specs will change a lot I love the CX-5 But if you want a car with affordable prices for pieces, less amount of motor/transmission problems, buy the Rav4

[@gconol]

For a moment there, I thought I was watching Real Housewives of Atlanta and I came here to see real reviews of these vehicles.

[@INUMIMI28]

My choice will be CR-V out of those three. It's very spacious and well packaged with great ergonomics, looks decent swell.

[@rec6856]

can't go wrong with a CX-5. I too was surprised.

[@MsVS1221]

Purchased the Toyota RAV4 and we love it. Only 2 things could make it better, rear air vents for the passengers in the back and cheek heat standard on all models.

[@EricMParkerson]

Thank you for improving your output of comparison reviews! I enjoyed this one. Please create a comparison test comparing the Acura TL vs the Audi A4. My dad is deciding his new car so that I can have his current car (a 2004 Honda Accord LX inline-4). Referring to this video, I don't like Toyotas and Hondas are everywhere, so I'd go with the Mazda CX-5.

[@reyperez3424]

I wish they bring back the RAV4 V6 with a new 6 speed A/T , the best in his class

[@rajabumalilo1875]

Go to highlander if u want v6

[@alimomenigeo]

I bought 2016 CR-V UK design. I am very happy with this car.

[@Slychau]

There is one reason most of car reviewers pick Mazda CX5 . They love cars and know how to drive them.

[@nighttimestalker]

Yeah. You actually drive it lol. And just has the better engine/trans. Plus it looks better

[@sylvial1985]

I have a CX5 2016 Grand Touring AWD, and I find that the ride is a bit harsh, it feels hard bumps, it doesn't soften the bumps which I prefer in softer rides.

[@ridgeline006]

there must be a reason that the CRV is the number one selling small suv

[@bratz2]

Loved my 2007 CRV. Hope to get another soon! It's a Great vehicle!

[@javoon16]

All of the baby boomers are buying them, duh

[@theonething0107]

eew CVT

[@CaboWabotv]

lots of Soccer Moms

[@bratz2]

Actually it's because American auto quality has sucked!

[@bobbailey7024]

I have a Mazda CX5 Sport Nav AWD 6 speed diesel automatic with manual shift option and it pisses all over the other two. The CX5 is also bigger than the other two. Brilliant fuel efficient engine.

[@PunjabiVenomz]

I would personally buy a CX5 over the rest, its the sportiest out of the rest, aggressive design, skyactive tech, and you dont see it on every other block compared to the Honda and Toyota.

[@cheechko77]

A lot of good points here, but everyone forgot one very important thing. Which is, that the CRV is a HONDA. Which means the best fit and finish, reliability, and of course excellent resale value. While the others might offer one or even two of these important features, none of them can offer all three. Especially the resale value. If you're planning on keeping your vehicle for five years or more, then there really is only one choice.

[@johnfrantz5885]

I liked the look of the Hondas interior also, the others looked cheap and plasticky. Especially the Mazda.

[@2cyclemix]

Is the Mazda really even in the same league as the other two?

[@adamwarlock7158]

I cautioned to stay away from all form of CVT transmission until they come with chain driven.

[@harleyrider4949]

Drove them all including the Forester - hands down the CRV was the best . Overall there is not anything that can match the elegant look of the CRV and how it handles , Seats are real Leather , controls correctly placed , and such a quiet ride . Liked the stereo in the Mazda better - Bose is quite good - the Rav just felt like a bit squishy

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

+Harley Rider - Looks are subjective. I think the CRV looks like a turd. It also gets poor reviews for steering feel. I have an early Honda Fit that is a crude POS and it's turned me off of Honda. El Cheapo crap wagon.

[@hondaftw1234]

We have 2012 CR-V and love it. Don't know what else to say. Pick whichever fits your needs best.

[@Dankcatvacs]

just made a desktop folder on my desktop and in that folder is a link to go to my desktop .... thanks guys!

[@Joey-pd1qc]

I would have choosen a Subaru Forester, best tracking awd, more cargo espace but the CVT transmission sucks big time. I would go with a CX5, change the radio for a navigation one i.e Pioneer 7" or Kenwood and that's it.

[@TheMagnumrulz]

Never end a video with you should go to the website to get our conclusive ending. This ain't TV or the movies, we don't want stingers or to be continues!

[@daniella921]

I have the mazda and am empressed thus far

[@vasiliylatipov8846]

Mazda CX5 by far is the driver's car for someone who cares about driving. Toyota and Honda may feel comfortable but very sloppy with steering and suspension. CRV is best selling car mostly because people who shop in this segment don't really care too much about handling and suspension etc.. they are not buying BMW or Mercedes. Out of 3 I will take CX5 any day just because it drives very nicely and handles precisely.

[@DanielSparten]

At the end of the day people put reliability and looks, value and dimensions in interior. Not comfortability and ride. Usually people put those on the bottom of the list. People really don't care if the suspension is soft or stiff or the steering is sharp or numb. Like for goodness sakes, small cars and suv, cuv aka non sports car are not meant to be sporty. People keep complaining about how a car is so soft when the car aims for comfortable and soft ride and not a sharp handling low gravity steering gt3 road car. Mazda excels at the level where they tend to put their cars sporty and sharp. But at the end people don't care about its handling and ride because they want a car with great value and features and a vehicle that last forever.

[@manosakvongchanh7281]

+Daniel Duong www.newsday.com/classifieds/cars/consumer-reports-best-and-worst-car-brands-in-2015-include-lexus-mazda-and-toyota-1.10387053

[@captaincurd2681]

I love the Rav so much I bought 4 piece.

[@Tain950]

I have a RAV4 and also have experience driving all three vehicles. They are way off on elaborating the characteristics and behavior of the SUV's. The RAV4 is significantly faster and has better handling than the CX5 and CRV.

[@domzbu]

purchase justification

[@grimakastatik]

its has less HP than the cx5 lol

[@Tain950]

JonNy Begood You are right the new CX-5 does have a little more HP. But the new CX-5 does 0-60 in 7.7 second and the new RAV4 does it in 7.3 seconds. Trust me I have driven both, the RAV4 puts the power down better. Not to mention that the older 2006 RAV4 limited 4WD does 0-60 in just 6.2 seconds which is very fast for an SUV.

[@OMGWTFLOLSMH]

+Nafir Alvarez - The word you want is "does", not dose.

[@Tain950]

OMGWTFLOL If you see how fast I type you would understand that its almost impossible not to mix some spelling up every ones in a while. Sometimes my brain cant keep up with my typing speed LOL. Thanks for letting me know that I would of never even noticed.

[@showstopp3r1]

I got a 2012 crv and is perfect no complain and is perfect in snow for a mid size suv

[@ali96632]

already bought the mazda and its awesome

[@76carmel]

I think its the price point. The mid-level trim is $31k. I think with the 3 that was compared, they're top trim comparisons, and they were around $30k. I also thought that also the VW Tiguan should compared here, but also the Ford Escape (I've been seeing a ton of those on the road) and the GM twin crossovers (Chevy Equinox & GMC Terrain); however, Edmonds may view it as a midsize 2 row SUV.

[@DreamspeakerGraphics]

Why did Edmonds not address the vibration issue in the Honda CRV 2015 in their review? 1000 of complaints regarding it.

[@korian73]

I was down to the RAV4 and CX-5. I liked them both. They were both comfortable, handled well, but there were 2 negative things about the Rav4 I didn't like. The bucket seat's wings, where you sit and the sides, were too sharply angled inwards. It's like they were made for small people. When I sat I felt squeezed in, kind of like an airline seat. Plus the video screen was not user friendly, one had to go thru too many screens to get where you wanted. And the passenger couldn't use the Nav.

[@derikdeanl]

How does the new Buick compact SUV stack up to these?

[@binhchuyen1]

Honda is allways better

[@hondaftw1234]

By the way, here are Edmunds results. 1st place. Honda CR-V. 2nd place. Mazda CX-5. 3rd place. Toyota RAV4.

[@mountainhobo]

Your review looks like your website - disjointed, in a constant state of disrepair, and missing latest information. You need to look at these reviewers: Alex on Autos, and Brian Cooley's CNET on Cars. Learn. Hire someone with personality. Then prep, prep, and prep.

[@jtafoya88]

I like MotorWeek and Consumer Reports they know what they're talking about, also Motor Trend is good too, when edmunds said the fusion is better than an Accord they lost all credibility they even placed the Mazda 6 behind which in every other review Mazda 6 tops in #1.

[@jtafoya88]

AutoGuide is good too.

[@manuelcarmona8941]

Rav and CRV they have everything, CX5 it seems very sport car, but not too off Road, no roof rails, not too much space in Trunk, etc

[@the6cow6god6]

what about the subaru xv crosstrek? soo underrated and such a fun crossover to drive

[@zoro2266]

Rav4 rules

[@Tain950]

+llamaman I agree have driven all three of these vehicles and trust me the RAV4 leads the pack by a significant margarine. This review is way off on describing the characteristics of these vehicles.

[@Tain950]

+Phu Doan Trust me I'm the furthest thing from being bias. I owned the CRV and traded it in for a 2014 RAV4. I have also test driven the CX5 at the Mazda of Milford in Connecticut. They are way off on elaborating the characteristics and behavior of these SUV's

[@thomasford4235]

@Phu Doan No

[@chili_boi2537]

Helllllllll no. My dad rented a RAV4 and said it was horrible

[@LVang152]

The 6speed transmission is from the Camry which start to show up in other Toyota model.

[@vickistearman7182]

The Honda CR-V is a lot of fun to drive and great gas mileage. I love my 2013 and I'm glad I bought it. Very fun to drive!

[@alexstone6330]

Love to death my '03 Honda CRV with 231,xxx miles and still looks and runs fantastic, but looking to buy a newer small SUV so I can drive for Uber. The Mazda intrigues me but I've been so happy with my CRV....

[@iflipsites1632]

Best advice I can give you Alex, (stop that train of thought right there) is don't drive for Uber. Rideshare in general, is total scam for the drivers. Be lucky if you break even. I've done 3k rides on both Uber/Lyft. Its a joke. Great for riders, a joke for drivers. Best thing I ever did was spend my time looking for something else.

[@FuriousHondaBoy]

5 years later, i just read comment about all Honda heaters and know what ?! same year, same model and CR-V have highest value at market, think about that.

[@Sonic_1000]

Drove all 3 and ended up with the Rav4. I couldn't invest in a Mazda when it came down to it. And the Honda drove well but was just hideous.

[@driverv86]

+Sonic_1000 drove the Mazda. Did not enjoy the drive. Opted for the RAV.

[@Sonic_1000]

+driverv86 I couldn't justify spending hard earned money on a Mazda. I've had issues in the past. Also, the RAV4 was more my wife's choice. Everything in that class is an appliance.

[@driverv86]

Sonic_1000 The wife also liked the RAV. I just found the CX5 seemed a bit sluggish but throw the RAV in sport mode and it zooms off. In addition the resale value is high and the reliability is rated very well. Realistically all three vehicles will make you happy and serve a purpose. I just preferred the RAV.

[@Sonic_1000]

+driverv86 that's basically how I felt as well

[@driverv86]

Sonic_1000 I came from a 2010 Ranger. Loved that truck for many reasons but the engine was a 4L V6 that just gargled gas. Something like 16L per 100km. Just atrocious I was paying out of the ass for my 60km daily commute. I asked the dealership to show me anything with 4cyl and AWD. Drove the RAV, the CX5 and CX7.

[@beri232]

Pretty poor comparison guys.

[@76carmel]

Different class of vehicle. I think you're thinking about the Buick Encore. That vehicle competes more towards Nissan Juke, Subaru XV Crosstrek, and perhaps even the MINI Countryman and BMW X1.

[@pittfan43971]

Reviewers never review the sound quality of stereo systems.

[@Obie327]

CRV I think is the best without the navi screen. Transmission is a proven reliable 5 speed and shifts are fast and responsive. We have the 2012 LX AWD model and it's safe, reliable, practical, and built tough. Our CRV weighs in at only 3500 pounds. My friend got one of those new Chevy Sonic LT sedans and in tips the scales at 4200 pounds!?. Easy peasy driving in snow/ice situations. Spaceous and practical interior won us over. The Mazda is a close second if I needed a sportier and stylisher ride.

[@down456able]

I think crv is the best currently I own a Honda hrv I am really impressed about it. Love Honda

[@ChunkyChipz]

You really can't go wrong with any of these three crossovers. It's the blood thirsty dealers that might change your decision.

[@jchang2014]

Where is that one way road they're driving on?

[@willdumont2516]

Mazda! Mazda! Mazda! Mazda!

[@xVacant429]

So which one is better??

[@GrandmasterBBC]

I agree their results were emotionally unsatisfying. However, it is probably because they are all pretty damn good cars with different strengths and weaknesses.

[@MWUHAJR61]

Edmund's off their game. #bringinslidelinevideoback

[@wagnerjesus1446]

Só carreta,aqui no Brasil para ter uma dessas tem que ser muito rico!!

[@guyproulx1660]

they forgot one of the best, the forester, the cherokee was probably supposed to be there but it must of broke down on the way there lol

[@carlospereira3504]

this is why subaru is my choice, because no matter how much reviewers work against it and ignore it. it's still going strong and more people are catching on.

[@stevenmcfarlane6569]

The CX-5 is by far better than the Forester. I've owned two Foresters, a 2002 and a 2010. Over the years, Subaru has cheapened up the Forester. The 2010 has a very cheap tinning feel. Although you can't beat the all wheel drive of Subaru, the 2011-2014 have been having trouble with excessive oil usage. Also 2010 has a really bad problem with mice getting into the interior of the car. My wife found dropping, so we set a mouse trap.... caught 11 mice!! I've found out that if you leave the air source set at outside air, they will find a away in. That a huge design flaw. I've just purchased a 2015 CX-5 and are LOVING it compared to the forester.

[@carlospereira3504]

your oviously just shitting out of your mouth because you bought a cx5 now. Your the only mouse in the forester, now there's a mouse in the cx5. you just got it so be quiet.

[@stevenmcfarlane6569]

Carlos Pereira Jeez Carlos, seems like your the one talking out of your a$$, just Google "mice in forester" and your see plenty of complaints. The other issues I mentioned are also correct. Subaru "fix" for the high oil usage is the following: bring in your Forester for a free oil change, they will document quantity of oil used, mileage, and then they want you to return when you get another 1200 miles on the car. Then they will drop the oil, measure it for usage and if the car used 8/10th of a quart or less, they consider it to be "normal", that all engines some oil. Come on now, that is no way normal... that is bull crap. At that rate you would have to add 4 1/2 - 5 quarts of oil during the recommended oil change interval. The biggest issue I have with a Forester is that I highly recommended the Forester to my neighbor, a retired school teacher, and she has the oil problem with her 2012. I feel terrible that she doesn't feel secure with the car. She also thinks the car is Tinny.

[@stevenmcfarlane6569]

Not good. She finally got her dealer to install a new short bock. Up until the replacement engine, she carried oil in the back by the gallon.

[@carlospereira3504]

theres only mice where you live and your the dady mouse.

[@rrt08]

It's the guy from Hangover Movie!!

[@korian73]

Yes, the passenger could not use the Navigation while the driver was driving. That was a big negative. We drive as a couple most times and there is no reason Nav should be locked out from Passenger input while driving. But on the Toyota it is. So, no Toyota. That left the Mazda CX-5, which I ended up buying. I bought one fully loaded, Grand Touring, Tech package. It's wonderful, does everything I wanted except for one thing. No power liftgate - they forgot that. Otherwise, it's the best.

[@foellerd]

In the future you guys might want to mention AWD systems for shits and giggles. I know it isn't important to most people but they do differ and make noticeable differences in light off road situations. For snow they will all work amazing garenteed (plenty of power to spin all 4, high range = less slippage, light weight).

[@bradh716]

How much do they cost?

[@oferravona1204]

I went for the Mazda and I love it ..

[@makesmewonder5486]

+Ofer Ravona what year did you get? I'm really thinking of getting one....can you tell me what you like/dislike about it...thanks!

[@oravona5693]

Hi, +Makesmewonder I got Mazda CX5 2.0 liters , I think its a great performer ,however, I drove the 2.5 liter and its even better. Already 50000 Km . no problems , Mazda reliability ! and price was right compering to the competition. Gas consumption is not as expected but its also my driving ....

[@unknown--4710]

An 8 km/h impact on a car with the Mazda will break the intercooler and stops when u don't even hit something

[@user-mo9qq4ly8p]

I really want one but it’s a lil over budget /:

[@Pauld58]

These guys would be suited to assessing fridge freezers or dishwashers than SUV's. Wishy washy analysis and presentation

[@brandonfriesen5389]

I got a 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander. Its reliable, very roomy, good fuel mileage, lots of features, good value, quick, makes a nice sound, and the manual feature actually works when you want it to. It'll actually go into redline! I drove the Honda and Toyota and both were boring and not fun to drive. It all came down to the Tiguan, Outlander, and Forester. Tiguan=Too expensive Forester=Cant stand a CVT Outlander=Bit noisy at highways speeds but everywhere else its great.

[@NoName-tz5ji]

Well I’m glad for ya,I had to rent a car a few months ago and it was that Mitsubishi and that one was the worst vehicle I’d ever driven. Maybe it was in a wreck because it handled not only poorly but like something was wrong so I just had to buy a car and I picked the 2014 RAV4 that has way too small of tank for its fuel mileage and rides like a rock with those 18in wheels. Oh I miss my real cars! 😂

[@regaladonavarrete6536]

No wonder, Mazda CX-5 wins. all you need found in CX-5, safety, convenience and awesome feature.

[@STAG162]

This is the soft-roader market, which Toyota designed in 1989 and gave life to in 1993 (Japan), 1994 (Australia) and 1996 for the rest of the world, with it's RAV4. Back then it was a lot smaller, engine was reasonable for the size, and a 4WD system and floor pan designed and interchanged with the ST205 Celica GT4 turbo. Now however, it's gotten a lot fatter and the engine size has only increased 400cc to offset it. Also now it has a garbage 4WD system which has an auto-disengage at 40km/h. After that it's FWD only. So it's no longer the 4WD that got the market started. They made headway into getting better power with the 2GR-FE (200kw) 3.5L V6 engine option, but they've since deleted this from the options. Now it has the 2AR-FE 2.5L version but it's still as fat as it was last generation. The CR-V has always nipped at the heels of the RAV4 ever since the 90's and now the CX-5 has to play catch-up. At least the RAV4 now has a rear bumper and moved the spare wheel off the tailgate.

[@hilow4125]

you cant say that if you havent drivin it. compared to the rav4. the crv is tons more fun. so much better handling and toss-ibility, also get better brakes and nice elegent styling when you go loaded.

[@detmer87]

I couldn't agree more

[@vanhuynh-ff5jn]

rav4 is my favor

[@korian73]

I looked at all 3 of these when I needed to buy one in July. I crossed off the CRV first - 2 reasons, the 1st:the lip on the floor by the driver's door was higher than the other two, and 2nd, the emergency brake was set too low to the floor ;my foot kept hitting it when I wanted to get out of the vehicle. Now I,m disabled and have problems with my hips and lower back. Lifting my left leg up high causes problems. So no CRV, not User friendly to those with leg problems.

[@anthonykeller5120]

Interesting observations. I just purchased a 2013 Honda CR-V in the Philippines. The emergency brake is a hand break on the console. I’m 6’3” and I would definitely notice the higher lip, but unlike a Jeep I have no issues getting in and out of the CR-V. While I’ve only had the CR-V a few days I love it already.

[@azianboy317]

I will get the CR-V in a couple months.

[@tortoru2827]

u should add rogue too

[@BonsaiJCan]

You don't need one of those when you can have a rav4 😀👍 and have it for many years without spending a small fortune on turbo or cvt.

[@shparilka]

how come the tiguan is not on the menu???

[@jasongentle6446]

What ever car you buy there’s always something wrong with it

[@GHW]

Why in the world did you not compare the Subaru Forrester with these other three?

[@curseknight5]

I thought Mazda was Ford free with this CX-5? Any early info on reliability?

[@cmoore185]

I think they should test them at 100,000 miles and keep track of every repair and the cost of fuel. Everything runs great when it is new, especially if the manufacturer gives you millions in advertising. That way you can't be truthful. After people get to a certain age, it isn't that their priorities change, it is that their priorities do change. Hahahah. When the kids are grown and you start trying to get ready to retire or even before that, earn mortgage payments and saving for your kids' education are more important than driving a new car, you tend to take much better care of a car and keep it longer. The main priority swings towards the more practical, such as, will this do what I need? How long will it last? Is it safe. What are the long term reports on repairs and the actual cost of ownership. After spending most of my adult life in the auto industry, the biggest mistake I see people making is having brand loyalty. When we have that, we reward companies for making inferior products by purchasing them anyway.

[@markrivers19]

as an alternative to these 3, try the Toyota RAV 4 EV ( 100% Electric). the instant torque is ADDICTIVE.

[@MagnumLapua338]

Rav4 Camry engine and Toyota reliable.

[@binopreto7841]

Nice

[@birddog3130]

Try this one on for size: Can't stand the burnt cherry red crystal paint, and other dark colors on the CX-5

[@Emircan19034]

TOYOTA RAV 4

[@rojinadorostkar7768]

Who thinks the Mazda Cx 5 is better ??

[@jeremy6238100]

We wont tell you which car we liked, you have to got to our website to find out

[@tigergreg8]

Hmmm So, basically this was a comparison of the Rav and the Mazda. You barely even mentioned the Honda. You either buy Honda's, or Toyota's if into foreign vehicles. It's basically a personal preference, rather then which vehicle is actually better. And, some may choose the Mazda. But. lets face it, Mazda generally comes after the other 2 mentioned.

[@javaughnfreeman9896]

You're drunk

[@MemphisMojo15s]

Each to their own. Toyota is best TO ME. Mazda may be for YOU. CR-V for someone else..we all have different tastes in vehicles and guess what...each company offers something that we will like.

[@nurebad]

Choice of 10 buyer 5x crv 4x rav4 1x cx5 fact

[@farahhaque8027]

rav 4 is best...!!

[@nassimabbas546]

farah haque no CRV WIN

[@linuxaddict7]

Fire these guys..

[@thivakarsaravanamuthu4744]

Toyota's amazing

[@psychofunksoldier02]

No Forester?

[@CaboWabotv]

CX-5 is the best overall

[@mariaselina5378]

#mazda cx5:D

[@yowa3178]

The best engine Toyota rav4 won’t broke down you save money for along time

[@thetechlibrarian]

Very true the CRV of this year actually drives better than the Toyota I can’t lie in the engines better and sounds nicer even but I do believe that Toyota would be much more reliable

[@MrSaidou73]

Rav4 all the way

[@r56mini]

I bought a CX5 because I could not get over the unusual Toyota exterior design and CR-V looked too boring. And CX5 has best mpg. I have had three mazda's before and they were all good in reliability so it was an easy choice.