Trim-level feature availability read straight from OEM brochures - and every claim carries the brochure and page it came from.
A brochure can say a feature is standard, available, or not offered - or it can say nothing at all. That fourth state is kept separate, because silence is not a denial.
Each row records the source brochure and the page it was read from, so any statement you publish can be checked against the manufacturer's own document.
"Blind-Spot Detection" and "Blind Spot Warning" are the same feature. A canonical catalog merges the wordings so a comparison is one row, not two near-misses.
Most comparison tools flatten availability into yes or no. That publishes a false claim the moment one manufacturer simply did not mention a feature.
Subaru's brochures, for example, are bullet lists - they never assert that something is absent. Rendering that silence as "not offered" would tell a shopper a vehicle lacks equipment its own brochure never commented on.
So a comparison here declines to name a winner unless one brochure claims the feature and the other explicitly denies it.
Find every trim that offers a feature, filtered by brand, year and availability.
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