If you are deep into the research stage of shopping for a new car, right about now, you feel that money is burning a hole in your pocket. Eager to study your price range and options available, you’ve discovered that you could stretch your budget to afford two types of cars. A fully-optioned mainstream crossover like the Toyota RAV4 or Honda CR-V, or an entry-level luxury crossover—say the BMW X3, for example. Certain features might come on either, which warrant a stronger case for one or the other, but first, take a look at what else might come with choosing one segment over the other.