My vehicle is a Toyota Rav 4. This vehicle looks like a smaller SUB but very spacious inside. You can seat up to 5 people comfortably with an open area in the back. The back seat comes down when needed if you have larger items to carry. The drivers seat is very comfortable as is the passenger seat. The vehicle is very easy to drive and it is very easy to see over the steering wheel. The radio is amazing on this model and there are cup holders for all 4 passengers.

I am a long-time Toyota devotee. That being said, this is still one of the best Toyotas I have ever owned. The leather interior is easy to clean, despite being a light beige. This Toyota only has 75,000 miles on it but has already had a couple of repair issues, most notable a thermostat replacement. The thermostat was difficult to get to and required removing major components. For such low mileage, the need for major repair was disappointing. The difficulty of the repair was also disappointing. If this and any future Toyotas continue to present such problems, I may change my allegiance. However, for now, I still rate this one of the best cars I've ever owned. The interior and the white pearl paint is very pretty, the gas mileage is always a pleasant surprise, and I expect it to last another 125,000 miles. It doesn't have the power of my husband's six-cylinder Rav 4, but the gas mileage is significantly better. It handles very well in icy driving conditions and especially with a good set of snow tires. Unfortunately, with the car seat installed, the passenger seat will not recline at all. I might prefer a little more room in the back seat as a vertical passenger seat is uncomfortable. Still, I wouldn't trade it for any other car I've had.