What are the differences between the Wildlander and the Breeze?
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The differences between the Wildlander and the Breeze are as follows: Positioning: The Breeze is a compact SUV model under Honda, positioned as a city leisure and multi-purpose vehicle. It originally only had a front-wheel-drive version, but in recent years, an all-wheel-drive version has been added. The Wildlander is a compact SUV model under Toyota, but GAC Toyota markets it as a mid-size SUV. The new model is equipped with a performance-oriented all-wheel-drive system, offering better off-road capability. Powertrain: Both the Wildlander and the Breeze are produced by the GAC Group, so their craftsmanship, quality control, and material suppliers are at a similar level. Since the original version of the Wildlander, the RAV4, emphasizes more on SUV off-road capability and power, it has a performance advantage over the Breeze. Although the Breeze also comes with an all-wheel-drive system, it is more oriented towards urban leisure use.