This Rav4 for sale at Capital Toyota

It's got more accessories than my 4runner. I feel so out done.

 

Wow! That Rav is loaded with goodies! Inquiring minds want to know: how much are they asking?

 

While that is the toyota dealership to go for parts I didn't twkr this pick. I'll ask and get back to you.

 

you'd think they could at least try and align the hood...

 

What are you talking about? The hood is aligned. You can see in the picture that there are consistently spaced panel gaps. I checked the dealers website, and they don't show this Rav4 listed for sale. It's probably a Sema-type promo vehicle just to advertise the accessories.

It does look really cool. You know....for a Rav4.

 

I did not get the price but it turns out that is a used vehicle.

 

I just wondered how many arms, legs and firstborn it would cost.

Thanks for the post!

 

I gotta go tot he Honda dealership on that street - I'll swing by and see. I'm very curious as well.

 

$46,491 kinda failing here as I did not grab the milage.

 

looks like it wants to be a 4runner but its just not

 

What year model?

 

I'm really sorry I just got caught up in how gawky I think it looks that I really wasn't paying attention to any of that.

 

I was just pulling your chain because you said you forgot to check the mileage!!LOL

That being said I also figured others might want to know that if you knew.

 

Sharp looking! How many miles on it?

 

Looks like a hybrid, I can see it fitting someone's light duty use case nicely. Definitely looking like it crashed through SEMA on the way to the dealer but I'd love to see Driving Sports TV or someone hit the trail with it and give us some MPG numbers.

I know the smaller rear motor limits AWD capability over the gas models with the mechanical system but the hybrid perks would sure be nice.

 

Which Capital Toyota is this?

 

The one on capital expressway San Jose, CA

 

Even the best AWD system the Torque Vectoring AWD system available on Rav4 gas Adventure/TRD Off-road does not seem to perform well on trails.

My older Venza with Active Torque Control AWD system performed slightly better than my older Rav4 with Dynamic Torque Control AWD in my personal experience. I'm sure the newer Dynamic Torque Vectoring AWD is better than older Toyota AWD systems but seems to be far behind the performance of Honda iVTM4 or Subaru Symmetrical AWD.

 

It is now on their website. It is a 2022 hybrid and the price was dropped to $44k. It has just over 17,500 miles.

 

just imagine the great mpg while overlanding

 

I mean, if that's a 5 gallon jerry can, that's another ~200 miles of range right there.

Something to be said for a smaller, more efficient package. They even have the full sized spare covered, which is probably the realest issue with overlanding a Rav4.