Used 2003 Toyota RAV4 Consumer Reviews
needs bigger rear end
This is a reliable car. It has great gas milage. We drove on the freeway for 61/2 hours and we did not need to fill it up. We drove 60-65 mls an hour.
Sorry
I traded in my 1998 Rav4 , I am sorry I did, The 2003 has play in the front end, I feel the road bounce more. I had the dealer check the car out and they told me that nothing was wrond with it, and that I have to get used to the new style. The 1998 Rav4 handeled better, and was more fun to drive, wish I had it back. The Tonneau Cover is an inconveniece, and falls on my head. Way to many options to choose from and too much after market stuff. Radio does suck. The center arm rest is to hard.
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $10,850328 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $12,990583 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $10,955659 mi away
Excellent Car for people in their 20s!!!
Very reliable car. Not a lot of space in the backseat, but nice trunk and very comfy in the front. Because it is only 4 cylinders, car is does not go up steep hills very fast. Not good for racing, but fuel economy is excellent (same as a sedan)!
A great vehicle to drive
I bought my RAV4 last January and I'm surprised at how much I enjoy it! I drive about 130 miles round trip to work, both city/highway miles, and I'm averaging 26 mpgs. I can haul people/things with this vehicle. I haven't noticed the lack of power that most people are griping about. My husband and I hauled butt, fully loaded, at 70+, in the Rockies with no problem. Hmmm, maybe some people just like to complain...or maybe I don't drive like a maniac! I have the all- wheel drive version, and it handles well in crappy, snowy driving conditions.
RAV 4
Have not had any problems so far and the RAV4 was bought in November and already has about 10,000 miles.