2015 Toyota RAV4 consumer reviews

First time I have ever got a vehicle with all the bells and whistles. Lane assist is amazing, had a neck fusion a few years ago. This helps me so much. I press a button on the steering wheel, a voice asks me what I want? I can change the channel on the radio, get directions, simply amazing.

I just purchased a new 2015 Toyota RAV4 and couldn't be more pleased. The car is very roomy for it's class. The car has a very tight + solid feel to it. The car looks great on the outside and the inside. The dash has a nice layout with all the controls within easy reach. I especially like the fact that the all wheel drive system, which is activated when the system detects wheel slippage, can be turned on manually when you are traveling in very slippery conditions provided you don't exceed 25 mph in the manually locked in mode. I found the Toyota personnel including sales, management, vehicle service and clerical to be very pleasant and helpful. It was a very good buying experience. I highly recommend the RAV4.

I find that the dashboard light are dim in the daylight. When driving wearing sunglasses, I have problems seeing the odometer. I have to ride without wearing sunglasses in order to see how fast I'm going.

So far I am concerned I am very pleased with the Rav 4 Limited. By buying the Limited we received things that we would have to pay for on other Rav 4's. Plenty of leg room both in the front and rear seats. Everything at your fingertips. You never need to take your hands off the wheel. The only thing that I think can be improved on is the size if the window where the radio and traffic is. It is hard to set up the nav trip because it is so small. But I love my Rave 4.

First off I'm satisfied with most things on my new 2015 Rav4. However I am very disappointed with the gas tanks fuel capacity. For the last 3 fill ups which I let go down to almost empty, I was only able to get between 46-48 Liters into the tank. I've addressed this issue with the dealer and Toyota Canada and both still think it is my faulty statistics that are wrong. I have documented through receipts and pictures as proof that that's all I'm able to get into the tank. They say continue to monitor. This is totally unacceptable given the specs say I should be able to get close to 60 L in the tank. As a result I'm filling up every week of my city commute. Anyone else having this issue???

I was overall impressed with this dealership at Hudiburg Toyota in MWC OK. My sales associate Greg Fanning was smart, honest, and detail oriented with everything that I wanted in my car. If he didn't know the answer than he would find the answer. He worked hard to give me the best price possible. I was very satisfied with the car that I purchased along with the customer service I received at the dealership. I would recommend this place along with Greg Fanning as the representative any day of the week!

My purchasing experience was excellent at Hudiburg Toyota. I just purchase a new car for me. My old 20 years old car broke, and I found a great deal and lots of help with Ralph Jones III. At the dealership they guide me and advise on the choices that I had and they also informed me about the great benefits in all the options. I appreciated all the help and the amazing that car that i have now, it is not also time to renovate but also to get something that fits my needs. I am thankful to Hudiburg Toyota.

OK but I would like less use of hard plastics and very low grade carpet. Some interior materials seem cheep. Macanicaly seems OK.

I just have this car for 2 months and I love it. Driving experience is smooth and comfortable. Rearview camera is very very helpful for parallel parking and backward parking. Well designed steering wheel make it so easy to control the audio system while you are driving-you can adjust everything with you thumb, even answer a call. I always choose economic gas usage model so I spent almost the same gas money as I did on a Mazda protege before. The only flaw so far is a little bumpy when you drive on a not-so-smooth surface. That's probably the problem for all SUVs.

Front seats are "NOT" for bigger people. Drivers seat is too narrow for comfort. I am 6'2 and 230 lbs and made a big mistake buying a 2015 limited. Your right leg will ride on top of side buttress and if you go over 5 miles, you will be feeling it. Can't do anything about it now, just warn others. By the way, I love Toyota's- had a Camry before-wish I still had it. That's life. Oh, yes. if you are going from a regular car to an SUV, remember they are totally different beasts. Ride will be harsher, inside will be louder-think about it wisely.