2006 Toyota RAV4

The Bottom Line: The finest small SUV available here, period (now, i'm talking V6, 3rd row seats here).

Review: This is very strange to have so few reviews for 2006 RAV4 as the 2006 model has been around for a year and 2007 model (basically unchanged compared to 2006) has been around now for a few months.

Nevertheless, this is my take on the car. I...

Review: 2006 Toyota RAV4 Sport V6 4X2
I would gladly recommend this vehicle to anyone that doesn't want to give up the fun and versatility of driving an SUV but does not want to go bankrupt at the gas pump. The new RAV4 is an amazing ride and handles...

Review: Don't confuse the 2007 Toyota RAV4 with one of those vehicles that looks like an SUV but can't really rise to the challenge. RAV4 is a 4-cylinder SUV built to outsmart most obstacles in your way -- including the gas pump. Inside and out, Toyota...

The Bottom Line: I'm glad to be revving up my new Toyota RAV4, but if you have a big family, you might want to keep looking.

Review: This review has been a long time coming. Up until last week, I was driving a very basic 1997 Toyota Corolla. That car served me very well for almost eight years and 120,000 miles, but it was beginning to look like an eyesore. It was time to trade up...

Review: Bought my RAV4 Limited 2 months ago and have already put almost 5000 miles on it (last week changed oil for the first time).

So far, I haven't found any "cons" for this car. It is easy to drive, quite even at high speeds, keeps the road...

The Bottom Line: We really love this car. It has been fun driving it, and has done everything we needed

Review: We bought our Rav4, Sport, 4 wheel drive, with all the options. We have never had such a wonderful car, I think it is even more comfortable then our Camry! The space inside for the driver is wonderful, lots of head room, shoulder room, hip room, and...

Review: I have a 4 cyl. 2006 LTD Rav4. Overall very pleased with the car, but it has a serious safety issued relating to the ECU. I don't know that much about it, something to do with an electronic throttle or some such thing. Anyway, if you check other...

The Bottom Line: A thoroughly competent and pleasant compact SUV, without the V6 and third row too little distinguishes it aside from the Toyota name.

Review: In the past, Toyota has made product decisions that almost make it seem like it doesn't want to do too well. The first Sienna minivan was a half-size smaller than the leaders. The styling of the Highlander and Camry could not be more boring. The...

Review: This is my favorite car, love it better than my 2004 4Runner. It is easy to drive - I was getting tired of my trucks: Pathfinder, Durango, 4 Runner. Comparatively, the size of the RAV4 is really nice. Plus lots of storage in the rear area. I...

The Bottom Line: Toyota quality is not what it used to be, they are getting cheaper with materials, things like seats & trim rattle. Would shop the competition next time.

Review: I had a Toyota Matrix & loved it, but decided to grow up a little, got the RAV 4, 4cyl 4WD Limited model...like the auto climate control it is easy to use. The reclining rear seats & rear legroom are a plus. The car failed my expectations in the...