Safety Features

Both of these crossovers come with some of the best safety features on the market and impressive crash test ratings. The best option for your needs largely depends on which extra features you prefer. The Corolla Cross is the only one with a rear side air bag, but the Venza comes with integrated turn signal mirrors, a blind-spot monitor, and rear collision mitigation.

Drivetrains

If you're looking for something that has all-wheel drive, the Venza is your best bet to make the most out of your traction even on less-than-desirable road conditions. Still, the Corolla Cross is the only model here that comes standard with all-terrain tires. The Venza, on the other hand, is equipped with performance tires.

Interior

Both interiors here can be downright luxurious, but the Venza tends to be a bit more spacious for passengers. The second-row legroom in the Venza is an impressive 37.8 inches, while the Corolla Cross' rear legroom is 32 inches. The Corolla Cross does have more front legroom, however, at 42.9 inches compared to the Venza's 40.9 inches.

Both the Corolla Cross and Venza have much to offer, so it's up to your unique needs to determine which is the better fit. Stop by Priority Toyota Chesapeake to test drive each for that in-person experience to better compare the two. Our knowledgeable staff is also ready to answer any questions you may have – visit us today!