2008 Toyota RAV4 Consumer Opinions from Around the Web

Found 304 consumer opinions, showing 1-5:

  • Uncomfortble and poorly thought out

    Source: Cars.com

    "I am very disappointed with certain aspects of this vehicle. I will say the build quality and sport suspension are excellent, as is the performance of the 4 cylinder here in flat Florida... Read full review

  • Toyota RAV4, KBB Consumer Review

    Source: Kelley Blue Book

    "Going off of the hype that Toyotas are indestructible, I left Honda to pick up a nice little sport ute from Toyota with high expectations. I picked up a Rav4 with a V6 and 4WD thinking... Read full review

  • Good all-arounder

    Source: Edmunds

    Had the car for four months now. Took it on a cross country trip from MA to CA and the car did not disappoint as it was comfortable even during 13 hours/day drives and the engine allowed... Read full review

  • 2008 Toyota RAV4, CarAndDriver Consumer Review

    Source: Car and Driver

    Mileage: 15000 Style: Sport Owned Before: I have previously owned a vehicle of this make. Pros Overall quality, especially suspension; fuel mileage; interior space; Sport model features &... Read full review

  • Great Value For Money

    Source: CarGurus

    Performance is not so great, due to the 4 cylinder engine. V6 option would be different. The interior is much better compared to some of the other Toyota models. Lots of space inside, and... Read full review

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Other Choices:

    Like all of these compact utility vehicles, the 2008 Toyota RAV4 offers a choice of four-cylinder or V-6 powertrains (except the Honda), with front- or all-wheel drive. Where they differ is that they each have different ways of prioritizing between carlike on-road handling and off-road ability. For instance, the Ford Escape is styled like a more traditional SUV, but its carlike underpinnings help it handle and perform quite well, despite its aging design. The Honda CR-V is an excellent, very space-efficient design with plenty of room for five, though it’s not much fun to drive, nor does it have any significant off-road ability. The Hyundai Tucson bears an older design that doesn’t perform as well as its most updated peers; it also feels smaller inside. The new Vue that’s been introduced is much improved, especially inside, with a fresh design. And the Mitsubishi Outlander, like the RAV4, has a very small third-row seat, for those who want two extra positions for small children on occasion; although it doesn’t match the RAV4’s V-6 engine for power, the Outlander V-6 feels very sporty behind the wheel, with good handling, though its ride is firm and somewhat noisy.

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