The Toyota RAV4 debuted in 1994 as one of the first crossover SUVs. Competition has grown since then, but the Toyota RAV4 has evolved into one of the more spacious and practical SUVs on the market. Used Toyota RAV4s generally boast a wide range of engines in terms of both power and efficiency. They're a practical purchase, given they are safe and reliable with generous equipment levels. Spacious interiors and luggage room add to the appeal, but there's plenty of variety and looks across the years and trim levels.
The RAV4 is a long-established name in the world of SUVs, and this latest version comes only as a hybrid model. Read our review to find out what it’s like.
The RAV4 is a practical SUV will lots of standard equipment, an efficient hybrid drivetrain and spacious interior – but is it worth considering over a Qashqai or BMW X1?
Read the Toyota RAV4 (2013 - ) car review by Auto Trader's motoring experts, covering price, specification, running costs, practicality, safety and how it drives
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The Toyota RAV4 offers a top speed range of 180miles per hour, depending on the version.
Toyota RAV4 on-the-road prices RRP from £40,215 and rises to around £49,245, depending on the version.
According to the official figures, the Toyota RAV4's fuel economy ranges between 0mpg and 283mpg.
The standard UK car tax rate is currently £195. You may also have to pay higher rates based on your car’s emission levels. Learn more about car tax bands.
