I've had my 2007 Toyota RAV4 for about 6 months, bought with about 80K miles on it. So far it's been great. The interior and exterior were treated very well by the previous owner, and I've had no issues so far other than needing to replace the tire pressure sensors (tire pressure light would not go off and this was the cause.) The cargo space is fantastic - we were able to bring home a patio table (flat in box) and 6 assembled chairs with no issues. 4 wheel drive is great in the snow. The fuel economy is great as well. For comparison, my last car was a Saturn SL2 getting about 28-30 miles per gallon, and I'm finding this car gives me 25-28. That's great for an SUV of this size. I do not care for the sunroof - the controls make it difficult to tell if the sunroof is all the way closed, and I recently went through an automatic car wash and had water leakage because I thought the roof was closed all the way when it wasn't. Something else I do not care for is the radio-A/C console setup - I find there are not enough adjustment options for the air conditioning, and am either freezing cold or too warm.

At first I loved this car, it's perfect for a family of three. I then realized quickly how small the backseat truly is . It has great gas mileage and does what its to do, get you to point A to B. With a baby on the way, that means our backseat will need another car seat, which means zero room for another passenger due to the small middle seat.