2015 Toyota RAV4 consumer reviews

This is my 3rd Rav 4 and I like the Rav 4 a lot and will continue to own Toyotas and will brag on how great they are. The car is comfortable, great on gas, long drives and around town.

This is my 3rd Rav 4 and I like the Rav 4 a lot and will continue to own Toyotas and will brag on how great they are. The car is comfortable, great on gas, long drives and around town.

Very capable car that can get you from point A to point b. It handles well on city streets and on the highways. Plenty of room for hauling moderately sized items; leg room adequate for an above average height person.

I researched cars for days on end. Looking for the most bang for my buck, since cars cost a lot of bucks. The Honda CR-V is popular and reliable but the drive was too fluffy feeling, not much power or control. The Mazda CX-5 was very impressive, but the RAV 4 just took the prize. It drives exceptionally well for an SUV and looks amazing. The reliability is off the charts and feels so safe to drive. It is by far THE Best Mid Size SUV on the market.

the car price is very reasonable. after almost 2 years driving, the average MPG is 25. It is safe and comfortable vehicle. the space inside is enough for four person, including a car seat. And the storage room is also enough for family use.

What I love for this car is you will not use a lot gas and also is comfort when your driving Toyota is the number one preferred car

We love this vehicle, but we do miss a couple things that we feel should have been on this vehicle since it was so expensive. Like on my Mazda 6 it had an alarm and a light come on the side mirrors to alarm you of cars in the other lane. We miss that. And the inside controls like window locks etc. lite up at night.

The Wife loves this vehicle. She drives it in town. I don't love this vehicle. I drive it on highways. We like the roomy, versatile, and comfortable interior. The gas mileage predictions are fairly accurate. It makes it up our steep Minnesota driveway with ease. Maneuvers into a tricky garage better than others we tried. Styling isn't a big deal to us, but it looks like every other crossover on the road. The bottom two inches of the inside of the front doors is outside so road slush builds up on them. Stupid and messy. Gas tank only allows a range of about 360 miles. Not enough. No interior storage. Adequate power in flatlands. Gutless in mountains. I have not been able to detect any difference between Sport/Eco modes. There is a problem with the driver seat/ steering wheel relationship. With seat pushed back the "telescoping" wheel is too far away (and I have long arms). On snow and ice it likes to obey the laws of inertia and continue in a straight line when you're trying to make it turn. Two years in I'm afraid it's going to last forever. Good thing the Wife likes it.

I am reading all sort of stuff here about this car.I own a 2013 rav 4 .not comfortable????Are you kidding me?Not fast?Buy a Ferrari...Not stylish?Go get a Pontiac Aztec....Just kidding. I tell you what.For the price ,the XLE model is the bargain of the century.As for performance is probably the best compromise ever.Buy the 4x4 if you live in a snowy state,buy the xle instead of the le model,and make yourself a favour and get rubber mats.Change the oil and filters as recommended and don t abuse it off road because is not a 4 runner or a highlander.Also,please don t put your stinky feet on the dashboard,don t eat a whole buffet while driving,and don t put your stupid dog on the front passenger seat...Even the rav 4 is not built for that...

I was driving a Jeep and got addicted to being up a little off the ground like a regualr car. Though our Jeep was about the same size, the design is great and lots of leg room for both the front and back seats. The head room feels great and I love the safety features.