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The Corolla Cross and Sportage are both family crossovers, but the Corolla Cross leans on Toyota reliability and an efficient, hybrid-friendly character, while the Sportage counters with more size, presence and feature packaging. The decision balances Toyota’s proven ownership against the Sportage’s space and equipment.

| Toyota Corolla Cross | Kia Sportage | |
|---|---|---|
| Size/presence | Compact crossover, right-sized | Larger, more imposing SUV |
| Running cost | Efficient, low running costs | Higher — bigger and thirstier |
| Ownership | Toyota reliability and resale | Feature-rich, strong resale too |
The verdict
Buy the Corolla Cross if you want Toyota reliability, efficient running and strong resale in a right-sized crossover; choose the Sportage if you want a larger, more imposing SUV with a richer feature list and don’t mind slightly higher running costs.

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Good to know

The Corolla Cross is the smaller, more efficient choice with Toyota’s reputation for low-cost ownership; the larger Sportage typically costs a bit more to run.
The Sportage is bigger and more commanding on the road, while the Corolla Cross is a more compact, city-friendly crossover.