Description: The crossover market is very different today than it was when the first Toyota RAV4 debuted back in 1994. Competition is much fiercer and buyers are more willing to cross-shop brands, so it's vit...Add Comments0
Stephane RiouxNov 30, 2012 toyota does it again...
commercial suicide by design...
its like they are yelling out at people "what do we have to do to make u all stop buying our cars?"
answer... just keep those designers, and you will eventually succeed
Joshua Grant RobinsonNov 30, 2012 I love Toyotas but sometimes their styling makes me a little sick.
Mark Fei LingNov 29, 2012 The rear end seems didn't change much
Janak SolankiNov 29, 2012 Ugh what the hell did they do to this?? I think the second generation looked the best by far.
William DownsNov 29, 2012 Wow that does look just like the MDX headlights
Craig GenserNov 29, 2012 I wouldn't mind seeing this go through a car crusher.
Description: The 2.5-liter four is rated at 176 horsepower and 172 pound-feet of torque, mated exclusively to a six-speed automatic. Remember, fuel economy is the name of the game these days and Toyota claims this...Add Comments2
Dylan BruderNov 29, 2012 I'm guessing that should be 29
Description: The spare tire has now been relocated beneath the cargo floor, allowing for increased space and convenience. Like its more sculpted exterior design, the interior is also the recipient of a much-needed...Add Comments2
Al TunguponDec 05, 2012 It's function over form, apparently. I prefer the top-hinged tailgate over the fridge-style side opening anytime.
Ethan AmoNov 29, 2012 Should've kept that spare tire the way it always was...I love the front, but the back end doesn't really make it unique anymore
Shane PrasadDec 11, 2012 Ugly back end. Why do the lights look like that?
Al TunguponDec 05, 2012 Sorry man. There seems to be something wrong with my Carbuzz app, showing all these posts meant for other topics.
Al TunguponDec 05, 2012 I just hate these hatch-derived sedans. They're simply ugly, with a lardy back. If you want a proper four-door, save up and get a Civic.
Joshua Grant RobinsonNov 30, 2012 Anytime the hood and fenders come up higher than the window sills I cringe. Maybe I'll see one and like it but not right now I don't.
Franklin LopezNov 30, 2012 Too many angles, too busy, too ugly
Jomicah BerryNov 29, 2012 Why does the Corvette interior need to be mentioned? There is leather seats plastic on consoles/pillars and dash, what looks to be soft touch overmold on the dash and a touchscreen unit...just like any other car over $30k.
Janak SolankiNov 29, 2012 Still better than a Corvette interior
Jomicah BerryNov 29, 2012 Where do you see the any of the LFA here? The dash profile is different, A/C register designs are different, console to seat relation is much higher here.
Al TunguponDec 05, 2012 I suspect that the reason they dropped the V6 for the new RAV is that it didn't go well against the Highlander/Kluger, which had the same engine. Hopefully Toyota would still work on a turbo four.