2016 Toyota RAV4 consumer reviews

Arlington Toyota, Jacksonville, Fl- Great place to buy a veichle.. I took my sister to buy corolla 16 and we loved dealing with Danny. I went there again because of that and Danny and Richie helped me this time. They both were great! Even though there was a confusion and almost returned my new RAV4 but they worked it all out.. overall happy so thank you..

Over priced car with limited accessories . The car interior is built very cheap , seating is very small. Price is higher than its peers

I traded in a 2010 RAV for a 2016 and wish I never had. While the 2016 has many great safety features, handles well, and gets decent mileage, it is so uncomfortable I hate to get in a drive it.

I plan to purchase this car two years ago when it was still the 2015 version. 2016 is a great improvement and I like it even better! The interior is amazing when I switched from my Solara convertible. It is young, attractive, and surprisingly quiet. The fuel economy is so-so based on the 2.5L engine. I would expect a 25 mpg combined while used the car for commuting. Overall, it is an excellent vehicle. And I love it!

We have a 2016 RAV4 SE. The car is great in every way except that the headlights are not automatic and have to be turned off manually when exiting the vehicle. We plan to trade it for a 2017 Limited which has all of the features we want. The SE does have paddles for manually shifting which would be great for going off road.

Overall, I'm trying to not regret buying the Rav4 '16...although the reasons seem minor but when the breaks gave me issues, I panicked. The driver door gave an extra click from the beginning and kept worsening over time. Then when I braked on packed snow, ALB kicked in, as expected, no issues. 1 week later, as I was braking in the AM, I felt and heard a light & quiet roll. I took it in and was told the breaks were "extremely rusty". The breaks and rotors were replaced. At the same time, the interior part of the door handle was replaced. No issues since, thank God! Today, driving on the hwy, I came across a puddle, ALB kicked in but lasted longer-meaning I felt like my car was shaking under the hood and extra couple seconds. I had to slow down to about 40mph and it slowly went away. About 80 mi later, tire pressure light came on. No tires appear low but I'll check the measurements tomorrow AM. I'm SO sad that I car that I've heard only the best about is giving me issues. What's worse than having safety concerns with a new Rav4 was going to the dealership and being completely belittled because I couldn't "replicate the sound " on demand. He saw the issue with his eyes once he lifted the vehicle, just after I called him out on his behavior. No apologies were heard but at least he looked at the car. I'm NOT looking forward to going back tomorrow.

I bought Rav4 Limited in 2016 May. I have clocked around 7000 miles. It is one a very comfortable and easy to handle SUV. I was waiting to see interior quality behavior after 7-8 months. I am amazed with interior quality - it feels like new still. I have read many reviews that it does not have enough power. I have not had this experience. If you drive the first 1000 miles without ramming accelerator - vehicle performance is so different after first oil change service. Some reviews claimed it little Noisy but, I am surprised with those reviews. It is absolutely not noisy. CRV and Nissan Rogue were my other choices. CRV had a little stiffer and heavier steering than Rav4 and CVT did not make me feel good. Rogue was good in everything but, somehow reliability pushed me to buy Toyota Rav4. I am not regretting the choice because 7-8 months old Rogue looks and drives different than a Toyota. Fuel efficiency is little less when compared to CRV. I do not drive a lot so (on an average 800-900 miles a month), this was not a big factor for me. What I loved about was steering handling and driver seat comfort. I think this has the best driver seat comfort in this segment. I have not driven the 2017 CRV yet. But, until end of 2016 - this is the best Small cross over SUV one can get and never regret about it.

Love all the new things on this Rav 4. We get one every fourth year. We love how you can haul things in the back, new navigation onboard, leather seats, push button different power modes, and great style. We love it!

We have a 2014 RAV4 XLE and just purchased a 2016.Excellent performance and gas mileage as promised with Lexus fit and finish at a Toyota price tag!

Not like my previous 2010 LE. I have the ?E now no comparison. Interior black can't see anything. Manual lights on and off. No locking system from outside. Hate the rear door liked it much better when it opened like a Door. Good performance good body lines.