2019 Kia Sportage vs. 2019 Honda CR-V

• Reliability: Considering Kia vs. Honda reliability, Autotrader reports that Kia vehicles are now some of the most reliable on the road. Recent surveys have them finishing ahead of competitors like Honda, and even coming out on top against luxury automakers.
• Drivetrain: Both the Kia Sportage and the Honda CR-V come standard with front-wheel drive, and offer all-wheel drive as an option in every trim. The Sportage is $500 less expensive with all-wheel drive equipped.
• Towing: Drivers who choose the Kia Sportage will be able to tow up to 2,000 pounds. Those who choose the CR-V will not be able to manage more than 1,500 pounds. Both offer an optional trailer hitch.

Kia vs. Honda: Warranty

• Kia Warranty: All new Kia vehicles are protected by a 10-year/100,000-mile warranty program*, which includes limited basic coverage for 5-years/60,000-miles, limited powertrain coverage for 10-years/100,000-miles, and roadside assistance for 5-years/60,000 miles.
• Honda Warranty: When you purchase a new Honda CR-V with a warranty, you’ll be protected by a 3-Year/36,000-mile limited warranty, a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty, and a 3-year/36,000-mile roadside assistance plan.

Kia vs. Honda: Interior

• Seating: Both the Kia Sportage and the Honda CR-V can seat five passengers, but only the Sportage offers heated front seats and a power driver’s seat with lumbar support as options on its baseline trim. You’ll need to upgrade to a pricier trim to access the same features in the Honda.
• Infotainment: Drivers who choose the Sportage will receive the UVO system with a 7-inch or an 8-inch touchscreen, standard. You’ll have to upgrade to get a touchscreen in the Honda CR-V.