Used 2006 Toyota RAV4 Consumer Reviews
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Very good value and performance
I traded in a gas guzzler for a car with good gas mileage and an excellent reputation. I bought the base 2WD and I am not sorry. It did fine in the limited snow this year in NJ, and it has really great pickup (almost as good as the aforementioned V6 4WD gas guzzler!). I like that is has a lot of nice detail on the interior, compared to some other econo-boxes which are plain and drab in the base model (ex. Ford Escape and the Honda CRV). Gas mileage is pretty good, considering I do almost all city driving (I get about 22mpg). Best part is that it's a Toyota and I think I will be able to drive it for the next 300,000 miles without too much worry!
Recommended
I was skeptical with SUVs before but I proved myself wrong after driving the new RAV4 '06. The stability control gives me the security to drive one. I'm loving the powerful V6 engine too. The size is just right-not too big but with enough legroom. The only thing I don't like about it is the sound system. The sound tend to be boxy even on FM stations.
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $6,995102 mi away
- Base 4dr SUVMSRP: $3,600145 mi away
- Sport 4dr SUVMSRP: $3,900207 mi away
Great little suv
I like everything about the rav 4 very comfortable nice looking and easy to drive. Lots of space and storage galore.
Fun Efficient Hauls a large amount
Went from a Dodge Grand Caravan to the RAV4 and am totally happy with the excellent use of space available in the RAV. Smart engineering makes reconfiguring interior to haul stuff a breeze. The V6 is the way to go. Gobs of power and a low of 22 mpg and high of 28 mpg (AWD model). Did not know we would like it so much or I would have popped for the Limited. However, Base has all you need.
Great SUV
My wife's vehicle, she loves it. Looked at Honda CRV, no comparison. RAV is much sturdier and roomier. Great utility, Camry reliability, pretty good gas mileage (for SUV it's great) and lots of room. I can't imagine a more space efficient vehicle. Takes me a while to find a comfortable seating position for a long drive - I'm 6'2". Wife is 5'3", says the RAV is even more comfortable than my Camry for her. Swing-out back door is a little awkward at times, but you get used to it. Tire pressure sensor is a pain at times (cold weather), but you can disable it. Overall, we've had the RAV 15 months, couldn't be happier.