Distinct Design

Full of personality, RAV4 sits wider and has an extended wheelbase that gives it an aggressive stance, while flared fenders and sharp creases add to its tough exterior. Modern two-tone paint schemes are also offered with a black or Ice Edge-colored roof.

Adventure grade

Inspired by Toyota’s off-road heritage, Adventure grade’s distinctive, rugged exterior features an aggressive grille, larger overfenders, unique Adventure roof rails and 19-in. 5 spoke alloy wheels. This tough look also echoes Toyota’s off-road past with an available ice edge-colored roof. Inside, orange accents throughout the interior add the right amount of contrast to it’s sporty style.

Wheel Design

Good looking from the ground up. RAV4’s wheels are designed to compliment every model’s personality and style. From XLE’s 17-in. 5-spoke silver alloy wheels to Limited’s available 19-in. multi-spoke super chrome-finished allow wheels, you’ll good wherever your trips take you.

Rear Design

Leave a lasting impression. Underneath the rear bumper, the dual chrome exhaust tips show off a powerful look when seen from behind. An available rear spoiler and modern LED taillights deliver a distinctive appearance and finish off the design.

LED Headlights

Standard LED headlights and smoked trim and LED Daytime Running Lights (DRL) will help you see what’s ahead.

The Toyota RAV4 is powered by a 16-valve, 2.5L 4-cylinder DOHC powerplant mated to a 6-speed Electronically-controlled automatic transmission with intelligence (ECT-i) capable of generating 176-hp and 172 lb.-ft. of peak torque. In recent EPA testing, the RAV4 delivered efficiency of 23 mpg/city and 30 mpg/highway with the standard FWD and as high as 22 mpg/city and 28 mpg/highway with the available AWD drivetrain.

The interior of the RAV4 is designed as much for comfort as convenience with a long list of appealing amenities that include:

• Entune: The Entune multimedia suite allows drivers to connect their compatible smartphone for calling, music streaming, weather, and more. Drivers can even choose to add optional services like navigation, traffic, Premium JBL audio, and other services.
• Comfort and Convenience: Options like an auto-dimming rearview mirror, heated multifunction steering wheel, paddle shifters, power-adjustable seats with driver memory, Smart Key system, and remote entry with pushbutton start and remote power liftgate make the RAV4 easy to adjust to the driver’s needs.
• Cargo: Drivers have access to an easy-reach overhead console as well as up to 73.4 cubic feet of rear cargo space with the seats flat and 38.4 cubic feet with the seats up and the convenient tonneau cover in place.

In order to keep cabin occupants secure, the Toyota RAV4 is equipped with an impressive list of standard and available safety equipment, which includes:

• Bird’s Eye View: The standard backup camera may be upgraded to the new Bird’s Eye View camera system which offers a 360-degree composite view of the area surrounding the vehicle for optimum safety.
• Star Safety: The RAV4 features Toyota’s Star Safety system, which includes Enhanced Vehicle Stability Control, Traction Control, ABS, Electronic Brake-Force Distribution, Brake Assist, and Smart Stop Technology.
• Driver Assist: Other exciting safety options include Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross-traffic Alert, Hill Start Assist, Trailer Sway Control, and engine immobilizer to ensure that you remain safe, and your RAV4 stays with you where it belongs.

The 2017 Toyota RAV4 is a champion choice among critics. Here’s what some of the experts and critics have had to say:

• Cars.usnews: “The redesigned Toyota RAV4 finishes in the top half of our compact SUV rankings. It’s more powerful and more fuel-efficient than the outgoing model, and it’s a solid contender in this crowded class.”
• Edmunds: “Redesigned for, the Toyota RAV4 receives a variety of updates, including a stylish new look, a new engine, and added safety and technology features. No doubt they will contribute to the RAV4’s status as the best-selling small crossover SUV on the market.”
• Auto Week: “As a fuel-efficient way to haul a small family, the RAV4 Hybrid makes sense. One benefit of having eight hybrid models under the Toyota umbrella and another half-dozen Lexus models is that this large volume drives down cost of the components. And that’s very obvious here.”