Toyota for Sale in Rahway, NJ

2015 rav 4. It’s the right size. All wheel drive. Efficient. Capable in the winter. A little road noise but fixable with dynamat in the doors.

6th toyota we have had and have never had an issue with them. Do regular maintenance and drive it with confidence. Great towing and as a daily driver

I love this car. From the interior to the outside. Every bit of this is worth the money! We bought this car used with 16,000 miles. It feels new, it drives new, and even better. The car is still under warranty. You can never go wrong with a Toyota. you can never go wrong with Fred's Executive Auto.

Great car, meets and exceeds all eexpectations. Best car I’ve ever owned. Spacious reliable. The kids love it. Can never go wrong with a a Toyota

Roomy, excellent fuel efficiency, handles very well, Responsive engine, looks great, USB port, love the fuel tracker, programmable vehicle options on the touch screen, Bluetooth for hands free calls. So far love the Camry!

Excellent value for what you get!! First Toyota exer purchased and definitely happy!! My family owed Toyotas when I was younger so happy they are still quality reliable vehicles!!

This is my 4th Camry. Two were the SE model in 2009 and 2011. Another was an XSP in 2014, which was my favorite look and my current 2017 XSE. While all Camry’s look similar, in my 2017 Camry XSE, there are some appreciated updates. The heated seats, which I love! They warm up fast and will be a must in every future vehicle. Finally, they improved the airflow quality, which is so important. When a passenger in the front or back seat has their window down, it doesn’t sound like a freight train. That was a major issue in models past. I really like the digital display. It allows you to set many different digital screens displays. I like mine to show the outside temperature and my speed. Improvements still needed are the Camry gas tank. All four of the Camry’s I’ve had collect black soot in and around the gas cap and outside of the paint. There seems to be no known reason for this, but not normal for a vehicle with 5K miles. Another issue left to be desired is Toyota’s factory navigation. With my 2014, the entune display was beautiful, but was not user friendly. For my 2017, I was excited to have an additional Scout GPS app that works with my phone, but soon realized it would disconnect or drop when I was enroute somewhere. My other vehicle has a factory GPS and I can say with certainty, Toyota’s navi is lacking in comparison with their competitors. Next time, I will save money and use Free Google maps on my phone. Overall the Camry is a practical, reliable car that I feel safe driving. I like the extra bells and whistles of the XSE “sports edition,” but can’t justify doing so again for the reasons given above aside from the additional $12K price tag. The XSE looks the same as the SE and many dealerships will add features to the SE you might want.

I loved my 2010!! 2016 differences -no power port in the hatch area -less cargo room and cubbies to store things -doesn’t do as well in the snow -has more power -overall handles better -the base model has some bells and whistles I love Toyota’s and have always been impressed! It has taken me a little bit to get use to the new blind spots. Overall love it!

The Sienna is a great van. Reliable and spacious. The only thing I did not like was the way the hardware for the third row seats is open and unsightly. Also, the tracks for seconds row seats run all the way to the front seats. Looks bad and is a trap for all sorts of debris.

This car is so reliable and plush. It has everything a person could want in a car. Its quiet on the road, great sound system, plenty of leg room and cargo space.

The corolla was comfortable and met most of my needs. Smooth ride but only downfall was the tire size. Multiple low tire pressure symbols and a couple flat tires through the three year lease. Other than that loved it!

This car was a great transition from my Nissan Frontier Truck. I was looking at Ford Flex, Ford Explorer and Nissan Murano. The expectations I have are all satisfied in the Highlander. Needed a large enough car to haul my family around, and my ton and a half of clay and equipment.

My second Prius. The car is fairly comfortable, but I don’t find it as comfortable as the 2007 model. The car is a bit shorter and the seat isn’t as comfortable. Despite this I enjoy driving the car and get great gas mileage, especially during the summer.

I love my 4Runner. My last one have over 200k miles and almost no maintenance issues. This one seems to be the identical sequel. It goes everywhere I need to go and meets all of my outdoor activity needs.

We had a chance to buy a good used Mercedes Benz M class or GLE, but we choose it based on comfort and family needs. We are happy to have another Sienna again after a deer totaled my 2011 Sienna XLE AWD. We got the same 2016 model and whole family loves it. Thanks

The stearing for parking is extremely good. Safety features for lane indicator and back up camera, a great feature. Myself the driver and all passengers, extremely comfortable, roomy. Trunk roomy for suitcases. Best of all the V6, really picks up additional driving fun and safety. Especially passing.

I love this vehicle. 2nd RAV4 that I’ve owned and I’m really happy with it. Handles well in poor weather which is frequent in MN. Great size as well.

I love the car and it's mileage and usefulness. I just don't think the vehicle is worth the near $300/month I pay and the over $350/month I will pay once I purchase it out of the lease. There is no real wow factor to the vehicle. It's a basic point-a-to-point-b vehicle that doesn't inspire greatness or rampant want/need.

transports people and dogs and stuff easier than other vehicles with comfort and economy and safety and the confidence of having all wheel drive makes it a better choice over a SUV for most families

Can't go wrong with toyota. I had one for over 20 years before and hoping for another 20 out of this one. Good solid design.