Toyota rav4 vs. the competitors

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Transcript of Toyota rav4 vs. the competitors

With the compact/small SUV market now bigger than ever, and with more and more

companies bringing out their interpretation of what is the best SUV, Toyota has

released a new version of the first and oldest compact SUV on the market—the Rav4.

Toyota created the first Rav4 in 1996, breaking ground for an entirely new market in the automotive world. The Rav4 is Toyota’s best-selling SUV, with 5 SUV models in their current lineup. The Rav4 is the second most inexpensive compact SUV currently on the market. Innovation plus savings makes the Rav4 a strong competitor in this crowded arena.

BASIC DETAILS OF THE RAV4

The Rav4 XLE is a middle of the road model, which comes nicely loaded with a ginormous selection of great features. It includes a state-of-the-art navigation system, rear back-up camera, moonroof, and dual zone climate control. The Entune system allows drivers to use the navigation, adjust the climate, and change audio sources—all while driving.

These two vehicles are considered top in their class overall. Each vehicle contains an four-cylinder engine. Toyota’s entertainment system is considered supreme amongst its competitors. Also, cargo space in the Rav4 is ginormous compared to the Honda CRV.

Jeep has been around since World War II and first got its name via its 4x4 vehicles used in battle. The Jeep Cherokee is considered to be a car loaded with personality, but the Toyota Rav4 is considered to be a much safer vehicle—and many would argue, equally stylish. For non-off-road use, the Toyota Rav4 is the more reliable option.

The Mazda CX5 is more expensive than the Toyota Rav4—which scratches it off the list for a lot of consumers. The Mazda CX5 has a smaller cargo space and decreased legroom compared the Rav4. It’s hard for any vehicle to compete with ginormous legroom and cargo space options—with a smaller price tag.

Outlander is considered to have an interesting interior, but complicated to use. Toyota Rav4 has a more comfortable interior and seating options. When considering quality and ease of use, the Toyota Rav4 has the upper hand.

Most compact SUVs on the market use unleaded gas. Only the Volkswagen Tiguan uses premium gas, which for many is a turnoff. Most of the compact SUVs achieve 22 mpg in the city and 27mpg on the highway, on average. Only the Toyota Rav4 offers a hybrid option, which over time, can translate into ginormous savings at the pump.

With the addition of a hybrid engine model, the Rav4 can now get 34mpg highway, and 31mpg city, which is best among compact SUVs. Several of the higher-end models now have LED lighting both internally and externally. The newest safety feature is a bird’s eye view monitor system, which allows for panoramic view when backing out or parking.

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