I have owned the Toyota RAV 4 for 9 months now and really have enjoyed this car. The car has some nice conveniences in the design including the backup camera, the lane assist, and the heated seats. Additionally, the Toyota RAV 4 is equipped with a 2.5l, 4-cylinder engine making 203 horsepower, giving the car plenty of power. This power allows the RAV 4 to handle a variety of terrain very easily, such as snow, wet roads, and ice. The car has room for 5 passengers and has lots of cargo space, which can be increased by folding down the rear seats. Finally, the vehicle has an 8-speed transmission giving the RAV 4 great gas mileage and the ability to tow. These are why the Toyota RAV 4 is a really enjoyable car for me to drive!

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Tommy +4 in Crenshaw, 08/28/2025

2025 Toyota RAV4 LE 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl 8A)

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I was so disappointed in this vehicle. We had a Camry and the engine and transmission went out one right after the other around 180,000 miles. We figured OK hundred thousand miles we maintain the car will give Toyota another shot. We have a mix of vehicles at our house afford a Chevy a Jeep and we’ve never had problems with those vehicles either. We bought this vehicle and in my state I can return the vehicle within three days for money back. I drove this car one day it cannot wait to get rid of it. Car is uncomfortable. it’s clunky it’s loud it is antiquated technology best and none of it works harmoniously. It always feels like the suspension is battling the body structure, which is battling the tires which is battling the steering and the road noise is horrendous. You cannot have a conversation in this vehicle with anybody other than yourself. The doors feel flimsy worse than the Toyota Tacoma, which is hard to be. They sound hollow when you close them. The car just does not feel like it’s made out of steel. It’s weird. The transmission can never find the right gear. The engines power band is so small and yet I wouldn’t say the vehicle gets fantastic fuel mileage. My wife’s bronco is a far superior vehicle has more standard features has better quality writes better and overall as a far superior vehicle.