Jeep Vs Toyota

With an assortment of styles and SUVs in varying sizes and utility ratings, choosing a new Jeep brand model comes down to your personality and performance needs. We're big fans of the entire lineup, and we're sure you'll appreciate each one. But we also know that there are a number of other well-known brands that may be competing for your attention.

If you're considering a new Jeep model, and the SUVs and trucks available from the competing Toyota lineup are vying for your attention, we can help. Read on to learn more about our vehicles stand up to the competition.

Jeep SUVs vs. Toyota SUVs

Specializing in delivering the style and performance drivers really want, Jeep is the automotive brand we turn to for impressive SUV capability. While Toyota also has a number of popular SUVs and crossovers in their lineup, the brand as a whole can't compete with Jeep quality and versatility. Not only does Jeep have a convertible SUV option in the perennially popular Jeep Wrangler, which Toyota doesn't have, Jeep also has the eye-catching and standout Jeep Renegade subcompact, a model which also has no competing SUVs in the Toyota lineup.

The Jeep Compass vs. the Toyota C-HR.

Two of the smallest models in their lineups, both the popular Jeep Compass and the Toyota C-HR seat five people in two rows. Similarly sized at around 173 inches long and with wheelbases that come in around 103 inches, these two crossovers have a lot to offer. But the Compass has more going for it. Not only does it have a higher ground clearance than the Toyota, it also has signature Jeep brand off-road capabilities and prowess, while the C-HR doesn't even offer all-wheel drive as an option.

The Jeep Cherokee vs. the Toyota RAV-4. When it comes to crossovers with cushy rides and plenty of interior space, two of the most popular options on the roads around Owosso are the Toyota RAV4 and our Jeep Cherokee. While both have off-road tuned trims and all-wheel drive available, the Cherokee is more comfortable for you and your passengers. Whether it's on the main road or the dirt trail, you'll enjoy more headroom, legroom, and elbow room in the Cherokee when compared to the smaller RAV4.

The Jeep Grand Cherokee vs. the Toyota 4Runner. These two rugged and off-road capable SUVs both come in multiple trims and options. But, while the Jeep Grand Cherokee gives drivers a range of four powertrains to choose from, including a pulse-raising 707-horsepower V8 option, the 4Runner has just one engine for its entire lineup, a V6 powertrain that tops out at 270 horsepower.

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Jeep Pickup Trucks vs. Toyota Trucks

The highly anticipated addition of a Jeep brand pickup truck was welcome news here at our Corunna dealership. The Jeep Gladiator completed our collection as a crew cab truck with Jeep sensibility and performance. While the Gladiator has quickly become one of our favorite models, Toyota also has a popular option for truck fans in Michigan - the Toyota Tacoma.

The Jeep Gladiator vs. the Toyota Tacoma. The smaller of two trucks from Toyota, the Tacoma has off-road capability and utility that drivers appreciate. But the Jeep Gladiator is more capable, with a top towing capacity of 7,650 pounds, compared to the Tacoma's 3,500-pound capacity.

Find Your Next Jeep Brand Vehicle in Person

The best way to understand what makes Jeep a legendary name, and what helps Jeep vehicles stand out next to the competition, is a test drive. Stop by and see us to meet each the models mentioned here in person and to schedule a time to get behind the wheel of your favorites soon.