I bought a 2016 Honda CRV Touring last night, putting my full time search for the best crossover under 32,000 to an end, finally, and this was it. I narrowed the search to the 2016 Toyota Rav4 XLE, AWD with convenience Pkg (all the Toyota safety features) vs the Rav4 limited vs CRV Touring, AWD. I studied everything, for WEEKS, regarding safety features and ratings, reviews, technical features and had them all priced out with two different insurance agencies. Took them for test drives multiple times. The RAV4 XLE and CRV priced the same for insurance for the year and the limited was $100.00 more per year. I decided on going with the extra features the CRV Touring offered over the Rav4 XLE. I eliminated the Rav4 Limited simply because I couldn't get it for $32,000 or under. Had they both been under $32,00, I may have gone with the limited. But the extra savings in insurance plus fuel economy savings and less expensive purchase price, led me to buy the CRV. I specifically looked for the vibration issues and they weren't there. So I purchased it last night. Both Toyota and Honda are great. You can't go wrong with either one. My 2006 Toyota Sienna AWD Limited minivan has 240,000,00 miles and is still in great shape! I Seriously never needed anything other than tires and maintenance and I live on gravel, which beats cars up! This Honda is for our daughter. I'm still driving my van. I think the Honda CRV looks like a long lived winner, as well. We will see. By the way, I called Honda before I bought the CRV and told them I didn't feel the vibration issues mentioned in so many reviews for 2015 and asked if they fixed the issue for 2016. They said they did not and that certain VIN numbers could possibly have a recall and to have the dealership run the VIN number (I didn't because I felt no vibration)and that test driving was the best way to decide if you notice a vibration. So, I don't know if some people are just more sensitive or if some cars just have more vibration for whatever reason. I tried to find fault, but it was a non issue. I hope this helps someone.