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2017 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid LE Plus AWD (SE)
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All Wheel Drive, Sport Utility, Small Sport Utility Vehicles 4WD
34 (Est) mpg city / 31 (Est) mpg hwy
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34 (Est) mpg city / 31 (Est) mpg hwy
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Linda K
01/12/18
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"My main problem with my Rav4 is the speedometer. I am used to a large digital speedometer in the center. The radio buttons are horrible. Pushing a preset button will likely take you down the line of the other presets instead of the station you want.The vehicle seems lacking in USB plugs, most cars these days have them in the arm rest and access for the rear seat. I have only found one in this vehicle.I came from a Hyundai Sonata Hybrid because it was too low to get into and the Rav4 does make it easier to get in the vehicle. You never knew you were in a hybrid in the Sonata, when you floored took off like a full powered car.Why in the world would anyone design the cruise control on a stick behind the steering wheel?I would never buy this car again and I regret this purchase."
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Hugh M
12/07/17
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Nancy C
12/07/17
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Verlie D
12/03/17
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"We like the car very much although using the available audio technology is a challenge for us."
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