Toyota RAV4 Usados en Venta en Beaver, PA

We bought our RAV4 from a friend after we had a car accident. Immediately, we noticed that the cockpit was very roomy and that the transmission shifts very smoothly. With a six-cylinder EFI engine, it accelerates quickly. It also comes with a six-CD changer and a decent factory stereo system. Fast forward a few years, and now, we get to see the true value of the car, after it has some heavy miles and usage. The pros of the RAV4 Sport, even years later, is that it still gets relatively good fuel mileage for a six cylinder and still has ample pick up. The body has held up well, even after a couple of mishaps. The cons of the older RAV4 Sport is that when it shows its age, bad things happen. We later found out that there were many recalls on this vehicle and have to have it taken in to the dealership every few months, despite its age. We also found that the rear main seal is giving out, which costs approx. $3K to replace an $8 part. We've also had to replace the shocks, struts and multiple sensors along the way. But, in its defense, most vehicles with normal "wear & tear" will need replacement parts after about ten years. Overall, if you keep this vehicle well maintained (within reason), it will continue to serve you very well. I would suggest it to others.

I was looking for a Toyota Rav4 for awhile and finally settled on one that had the look and functionality I love. Toyota is often know for quality and my Rav4 meets my expectations. It feels like a solid and reliable ride, which does wonders to ease my mind (especially compared to my old car). I wanted a Rav4, because it is a great and versatile vehicle. For someone like me who loves to hike and camp, the Rav4 gives enough space to pack up all my gear and is rugged enough with AWD to get me to trailheads off the beaten path. Its size, however, is still small enough to maneuver with ease in the city. Being a smaller SUV also gives better gas mileage than a larger vehicle. I feel that the Rav4 also gets slightly better gas mileage than other comparable cars -- I average about 22mpg with daily city and highway driving.

I liked the size of the vehicle. It is not as big as an SUV, but big enough for me to handle. I love the blue color and that it is 4 doors so that I can carry passengers. I have taken it on long trips and it is comfy if you are the passenger and it performs great. The back hatch opens outward and has lots of storage room. The rear seats fold down to maximize more storage room. It drives very smooth and gets great mileage. The seats have held up nicely after these 9 years with just a little wear and tear on them. The only things that I can say negative about the Rav4 is that it has had a lot of recalls. I do not like the fact that there has been lots of recalls. And for some reason the CD player has quit working.