This Is BAD NEWS For Toyota Rav4 Owners!

Is the Toyota Rav4 the best SUV on the market?🤔

This video is an extended comercial for Rav4.

Wrong! It's because the Rav 4 is the most reliable vehicle in its segment and it's finally decent looking. I bought a Rav 4 hybrid knowing it would be more reliable than any other vehicle in its class and most people that buy Toyota's boring car line up buy because of reliability. It's what everyone mentions when buying a Toyota.

I didn't see any promised bad news in the video. I don't want a car filled with unnecessary and unreliable features. It's great news, that Toyota will keep it simple 🙂

Reliability, 10 year guarantee, and holding its value. Plus it has all the comfort features I need , acc, lane assist heated seats and steeringwheel, ventilated seats , 360 cam ,android auto. Dont need anything else

Due to the CAN bus weakness in the current RAV4 I cannot get a good insurance quote. It can be stolen without the key in about 90seconds. Quoted 1800 for the RAV4, compared to 1100 for a CRV. 😢

They are both very reliable, but we are just about to buy a used Rav4. The Toyota dealer is only about 300yds from us, the Honda dealer 15 miles. Update: We now have our Rav4 and are very pleased with it.

We own a 2019 rav 4 in the UK now has 53k never had a problem stunning car.

I want a RAV4 because the interior is exactly what I need. I am a no-fuss type of person, prefer simplicity and reliability. I am not looking for luxury. But if anyone can name a good alternative, I’m open for that. But the RAV4 is perfect for my needs.

I own a 2018 RAV4 SE gas powered, and I have 52,000 kilometers on it (31000 miles) and I think I'm going to keep this thing till it dies. I see no sense is all the added bells and whistles (distractions) car manufactures are adding to cars these days. If I need to be controlled by a computer on the car, that steers me from crossing the line on a highway, I shouldn't be "driving". As long as the A/C, heat, and radio works, I'm happy. I have been driving Toyota's since the early 70's, and they are by far, the most reliable vehicle out there, regardless of model. My wife has a 2012 Toyota Camry XLE V6, and it has 200,000 kilometers on it (120,000 miles) and it's barely broken in. We haven't spent a nickle on it other than oil changes, breaks, tires etc. It'll be interesting to see how long the Rav4 will last, so I'm going to stick with ole faithful, to see if she expires on her own, before I do. I don't need to follow the Jones, and as long as the car looks decent and gets me from A to B...reliably, I can't see why I would want to dish out $40,000.00 for another car, with possibly more electronic headaches down the road.

Shoot. 2023 coming in December 2024?!? I figured there was something “off” with this review when they mentioned 2.0L engine — we just picked up our 2024 RAV4 XLE with 2.5L engine yesterday. And here I was thinking we maybe got a model a year behind — turns out the 2024 was just released about November 2023. It’s so new I can’t find aftermarket rims and add-on fog lights. My only gripe about it is the LED dashboard could have been higher resolution… it’s 2024 afterall.

My Mom and I just purchased a new RAV4 gas XLE. I hear a hum coming from the AC when starting the car. Is this normal?

What market are you in? Are you saying H model and Cruiser model?

What market is this? I never heard of those models.

me watching this video after selling my kidneys buying this car 💀

I've had '06, '15, and now a '22 hybrid. I love it!!

tbh i dont need more fancy car i just wanted a car that you can rely thru the years and im happy with my toyota rav4 2017

the truth is newer models are not like the old ones. In every product from computers to cars to motorcycles. 2003 RAV4 i still go up in the mountain never had a problem and i have it like its new. The downside is that it burns a lot of fuel. I'd love to have the new adventure rav4 btw need a new car. i hope the new one be like the old one cause you can easy have it for 20+ years

I finally found a dealership that agreed to sell for MSRP. Had to wait though.

I mean, look what we had in 2000. why do we need so much more "design upgrades"? Or MORE technology? We as humans have been going to and from work for so very long..... as long as we have music, sight and reliability what more do we NEED? I for one don't live in my vehicle. I just need need it to go to work and back while i make bank.