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Considering how much it can haul, the 2011 Toyota RAV4 is a reasonably responsible choice. Read more »

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Comfortable, spacious interior
Strong acceleration with V-6
Relatively fuel-efficient

Dislikes

Almost useless third row
Side-opening rear hatch
Rear-mounted spare

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Overall Review » 7

Interior / Exterior » 7

Performance » 8

Quality » 8

Safety » 5

Features » 7

Fuel Economy / MPG » 7

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22/28 (FWD, 4-cyl); 21/27 (4WD 4-cyl); 19/27 (FWD V-6); 19/26 (4WD V-6)

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GREEN | 7 out of 10

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22/28 (FWD, 4-cyl); 21/27 (4WD 4-cyl); 19/27 (FWD V-6); 19/26 (4WD V-6)
U.S. EPA

In base four-cylinder, front-wheel-drive form, the 2011 Toyota RAV4 is a decently green vehicle choice, with fuel economy ratings (at 22 mpg city, 28 highway) that are just as good as those of some smaller vehicles.

V-6 models aren't nearly as fuel-efficient, but even at 19/26 for the V-6 4WD model, with three rows of seating, the RAV4 could hardly be called wasteful.