Subcompact Crossover Comparison: Chevy Trax vs. Toyota C-HR vs. Honda HR-V

Practical utility and convenient dimensions are the calling cards of a good compact crossover. However, there are still many Springfield and West Chester drivers searching for something even more maneuverable. Subcompact crossovers, like the Chevy Trax, aim to find the sweet spot between flexible usability and car-like drivability. Their smaller size gives subcompacts a little less volume for passengers and cargo than their compact siblings, but it allows for easier negotiation of tight parking spaces and crowded streets. They're great for commuters who want the handling of a sedan but with more space for running errands or a weekend getaway.