2007 Toyota RAV4 consumer reviews

This car met all of my need for my first car. The space it had was amazing. The room in the back seat for passengers was the best I?ve seen in a compact SUV. Drives great

Bought this RAV4 V6 FWD Limited last week with 124000 miles on it. Engine response is impressive though trottle response is jerky from a dead stop. Handling is snappy and enjoyable to drive. JBL sound system sounds rich while sunroof, leather, dual zone climate control and heated front seats are very nice.

Lots of leg room and cargo room. Met all of my family?s needs, including weekend camping-kayaking-cycling and traveling trips! It had cruise control but all manual windows, and I loved it. I owned a total of three of these. The other two were all electric and love that too!

We owned this car for nearly 12 years & just decided to see what we could get for it & get a newer car. It still looked wonder & worked fine.

This car is my baby. It is reliable, fast, and beautiful! It is a must see if you are in the market for a Rav4. Make an offer!

I love my car. It is a 6 cylinder but still has great gas mileage. It has great pickup for pulling into traffic. It is all purpose. It has helped me haul and move items l. It is roomy enough for a girls vacation with lots of luggage and makes for a comfortable trip. My grandkids love my car too. Her name is Sylvia

Was time to get a new car but loved the RAV4 so bought a newer version of same car. Listed but in no hurry to get rid of. Runs great still with crazy good pickup.

This Rav4 Limited (wasn't an option to add that on model) is nice. Disappointed in a few things about this vehicle that we didn't pick up before purchase. The door moldings don't seal the best and the lower part of the door hangs down longer than the vehicle. So if in mud, the WHOLE lower part of all doors get mud on them so you see when you open door. I have to use the sprayer under the vehicle to get most of the dirt/mud off and still have to wipe it down afterwards to get it clean. I really don't like this about it. Passenger seat has no lumbar or power features. Why? doesn't the passenger get a chance to ride in a little more comfort as the driver ? For a $30,000.00 plus vehicle, this is a no brainer to me. Typically a couple purchase it so, BOTH are making payments on it. That is my thought on this matter. Also, middle console will slide back in forth on you. If I'm in and need to lean on it to adjust myself, it will either slide forward or back depending upon the starting position. If I want it forward, I should be able to push a button and slide to where I want it and it stay put. My Toyota cars do this. One las thing, it would be nice to have some different exterior component to differentiate Rav4 models or even other crossovers. I have a black one, very difficult to find in a parking lot where many others are out there, even different models have exact same body style, but has nothing special to help locate it or to say, oh yeah that's a Toyota. I did go ahead and order side molding to protect from dings and to at least look a little different on the outside. Having said all of that, I do really like it. The headlights are awesome in the dark, great visibility. I love the height, not low like a car but not to high like a truck can be. Suspension is tight so ride can be bumpy but overall I feel that it is good. ( I have had 2 other Toyotas and both are Avalons so ride is sweet so I'm spoiled) lol. Gas mileage is decent. Back seats do recline. Love the added features with BMS, automatic dim and brighten lights with traffic just to name a few. So overall, the things I don't like, I really don't like. But the other good things about it, I really like. :)

Until last week, I drove a 2007 Toyota Rav4. I loved that car and planned to drive it for many more years. It was reliable, comfortable, and had way more interior space than appears from the outside. Unfortunately I was rear ended and that car was totaled. I loved it so much that I just bought a newer Rav4 to replace it.

I have the 2007 Rav 4 V-6. Great car ,great acceleration. but it is 10 years old and at 5 years there was an engine noise, which neither the dealer or a n independent shop could find, even though you could hear the noise. Now this car is great for what I do in business, except now an independent shop has told me the noise is from a bad timing chain, which are not supposed to go out. It seems the repair would be costly as the engine would have to be pulled out. I am going to take it to a dealer, but I really doubt they will correct the problem. Just noticed the V-6 has been discontinued, I wonder why . Could it be that Toyota realized the problem, and the way to resolve it is to discontinue the engine.