One of the top reasons to get behind the wheel of a Subaru Forester comes in the form of the technology that makes this ride so incredibly special. Every Forester comes standard with the symmetrical all-wheel drive system, which is designed to assist with traction regardless of terrain, while constantly evaluating things like cornering, braking, and acceleration. You'll also have the ability to get Dual-Function X-MODE, which works with the AWD system to provide maximum traction capabilities. We also want to mention technology like EyeSight Driver Assist, pre-collision braking, adaptive cruise control, 360-degree surround view monitoring, a rear-vision camera, SUBARU STARLINK, wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Wi-Fi hotspot, and an 11.6-inch touchscreen.

The Honda CR-V is trying its best to keep up with everything that the Forester has to offer. While you can get Real Time AWD, no Dual-Function X-Mode equivalent helps to take this system to the next level. You'll be able to find features like available wireless Apple CarPlay, a blind-spot information system, a Collision Mitigation Braking System, road departure mitigation, adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow, lane keeping assist, traffic sign recognition, a multi-angle rearview camera, and Walk Away Auto Lock. Honda tires to keep up, but the Forester is proving itself to be tough competition.

Looking to upgrade your next ride with an interior that comes with all of your favorite features? Subaru is ready for you with a Forester that will keep you and your passengers happy for years to come. You'll have access to features like up to 110.8 cubic feet of passenger space, an available hands-free power rear gate, 74.4 cubic feet of cargo space, 60/40-split flat-folding rear seats, a panoramic power moonroof, premium soft-touch materials, and top-level visibility so you always feel comfortable no matter where you are headed to next. Subaru understands what you and your passengers are looking for, and every ride will feel like a dream inside of the Forester.

The interior of the CR-V is up next, and it's important that it is able to compete with everything that the Subaru Forester has laid down as a challenge. This SUV tries to keep up with an available Bose premium sound system, body-stabilizing front seats, leather-trimmed seating, an illuminated door sill trim, a low/wide cargo opening, all-season floor mats, seatback protectors, and a cargo cover. The features here can't be described as exciting as what is offered with Forester, especially when it comes to a lack of a power moonroof, and even no hands-free power rear gate that you can take advantage of.