We recently spent 3,200 kilometres driving the 2021 Mazda CX-30 and Subaru Crosstrek back to back, in nearly identical road, highway, and weather conditions in and around Northern Ontario. In the process, a number of key strengths, weaknesses and differences between these two models became apparent — and in this video, Northern Correspondent Justin Pritchard will detail the most relevant of those, as they pertain to Canadian drivers.

Both units are automatic, both run an optional 2.5-litre four-cylinder engine with 180-ish horsepower, and both are all-wheel drive, smaller crossovers that make a great choice if you mostly want a smaller car driving feel and fuel bill, along with the added traction and confidence of AWD and improved ground clearance.

So, lets line up these two similar machines side by side to see where they differ the most vastly from one another, and ultimately, what I think you’ll find to be the biggest and most important difference between the pair, as a shopper.

Check out the full comparison on Driving.ca right here: https://driving.ca/?p=430545

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