Toyota RAV4 Hybrid VS Kia Sportage Hybrid comparison
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This is a Motormouth couple car comparison of the updated 2022 Toyota RAV4 hybrid versus the 2023 all-new Kia Sportage Hybrid. Both of these new compact crossover hybrids have some of the best fuel economy. These two models are very popular and not so easy to get these days. The Kia Sportage Hybrid is bigger than the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, it has a little more front row legroom but an extra 3.5” of rear seat legroom. The Sportage wins in cargo capacity with an extra 4.3 cubic feet or 122 litres more overall space. The Toyota RAV4 Hybrid has a A 2.5L 4-cylinder matched to an ECVT with Toyota’s hybrid synergy drive; it produces 219 combined horsepower with standard AWD. The Kia Sportage Hybrid has a 1.6L turbocharged 4-cylinder engine with a 6-speed automatic transmission, 227 horsepower and 258 lb-ft of torque. Standard AWD in Canada, but FWD and AWD options are available in the US. Fuel economy is very good, but the RAV4 does better at 5.8L/100km, 41 MPG city and 6.3L/100km, 38 MPG highway. The Sportage 6.1L/100 km, 38 MPG city and 6.3L/100 km, 38 MPG highway. Both the RAV4 and Sportage have very different exterior designs, the Sportage more modern and futuristic with 8.3” of ground clearance, the RAV4 rugged with 8.1” of ground clearance.
The Toyota RAV4 offers a practical and versatile interior, the Sportage offers a much more modern design with the available 12.3” touchscreen and digital driver display, standard 8” touchscreen. The RAV4 has a standard 7” touchscreen, available 8” and 9” touchscreen but there are changes coming for 2023 which will make the RAV4 more competitive. It will be getting Toyota’s new multi-media system with wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, dual Bluetooth phone connectivity and a standard 8” touchscreen, available 10.5” touchscreen and 12.3” multi-information display The Toyota has more trims to choose from giving you more options for all different budgets. The Toyota RAV4 Hybrid starts at
$33,350 CAD/$29,075 USD, XLE $36,350 CAD/$30,545 USD, XLE Premium $33,435 USD, SE $38,150 CAD/$31,730 USD, XSE $40,790 CAD/$35,055 USD, XSE + tech package $44,990 CAD and Limited $44,650 CAD/$37,575 USD. The Kia Sportage FWD model starts at $27,290 USD, AWD $29,090 USD, EX $35,995 CAD/$30,990 USD and SX $42,695 CAD/$36,190 USD.
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Thank you for bringing up all the recall issues and details on both cars. Those types of things are extremely helpful when making a decision. Love this segment on your channel.
Love your reviews you two! Enjoyed watching your video on the two vehicles. Thanks so much. From Las Vegas, Nevada, USA.
Just the video I was looking for, thanks guys!
Thanks for watching!
I am currently driving Kia Sportage In Vietnam, unfortunately the hybrid version did not come to our market, but the Diesel top trim model that I am currently driving in is extremely Eco efficient + so quiet, smooth and such a comfort space to be in! Just loving it
Wonderful 😎😉
I find the Kia seating to be more comfortable, and tech is more up to date. The Toyota has a 90's interior.
If only Kias didn’t have the minor recalled issue of catching on fire….
@@BluePhantomCavalierif only Toyota didn't kill people with unintended acceleration. All car makers have issues. Our Toyota was far worse than our Hyundai and Kia vehicles, including a transmission failure at 90k miles.
I would buy the Kia. I’ve owned several Kia’s and they have been very reliable and well-built cars.
Love your reviews and especially your interactions with each other 👍
Thank you so much, we appreciate the kind words.
Great and very fair comparison. I bought the Sportage last month and so far so good.
I've test drove both of these. Looking at the exterior of the Rav4 really has me questioning why I decided to write it off as what I wanted. Then I saw the interior and remembered 😂
Love comparison videos!
Andrea, you’re right!
Awesome!!!
Andrea was right! Thanks for the comparison review.
so after watching many of your video and high praise for the Kia Sportage, my wife and i found a 2023 and drove it last night. it’s nice looking both inside and out but for us the seats were much too narrow. i’m 6’ 205 and my back could not fit between the side bolsters. my wife is 5’5” 110 pounds and even she thought the seats were too narrow. we also thought the engine noise in the cabin was much to loud under any acceleration. keep in mind we have owned three Kia’s in the past. we are now waiting for the Telluride to arrive and hope it’s a better experience.
Your playful banter! Always puts a smile to my face
Love this, thank you!
@@andreaspencer9813 :)
Andrea... You will ALWAYS be right... LOL!!! @ 3:56 Those bronze colored wheels remind me of the old B5 Audi S4 "Avus" style oem wheel..
I also liked that you guys mixed up the format a little..
you guys are hilarious and i LOVED your informative video !
Great reviews of both cars and good infos. Andrea was without a doubt absolutely right!👍
Great content
Love u Guys!
Thank you so much!
I bought a new Camry hybrid because of the Toyota hybrid track record, my first Toyota and I came out of a Kia product. But I also purchased with cash and plan to own it a long time, if I was leasing I might have felt different, Hyundai/Kia usually have better rates.
And I extended the warranty to 5 years, Toyota should definitely be 5 years B2B standard!
I love your reviews. Based on your VW Jetta review I bought a 2022 SE. I love it and the real world fuel economy is a lot lot better than the EPA estimates.
You both did a great job with this review but let's be honest. At the end of the day Andrea is right.....of course. 🤣
Both Toyota and Kia are legit companies although I am a little disappointed to see Toyota insisting that a cable is not part of the hybrid system. That's not what I expected from them.
Keep up the great work!
Jetta owner here with 163000 miles on clock, drives superb, had few issues, but it was minor
I just got my Sportage hybrid last Friday and I’m absolutely loving it! I got the Xline and I actually took a lift 90 miles away to Lancaster because they told me if I came in that day to buy instead of charging me $6000 over sticker they would only charge $2000 and pay for my ride.
I was very happy with Valley Kia and I’m very happy with the car but I may wind up trading it in very soon because I want the top of the line and then white instead of the gray that I got. It’s just a personal choice And I will lease and save about $250 a month by doing so by trading up.
I wanted all of the features and I wanted the white color and they were absolutely not available right away.
And I did consider the plug-in RAV4 but I’d much rather save the money and try out Kia for once and see what it’s like and I love the design so much better than the RAV4.
Thank you guys both for having honest, practical reviews. So many of the old reliables are having issues, and so many of the formerly fraught manufacturers have really stepped up. I'd love to get your thoughts on who you think has the best longterm reliability these days.
Greetings from southern Ontario Canada oakville I bought the kia sportage hybrid SX which has the heated windshield remote starter from either with my cellphone or using the fob
Great comparison! I don't like the look of the KIA Sportage but that's personal.
I'm waiting till I can order the 2023 RAV4 prime with new infotainment system.
Keep up the good work! Greetings from Belgium! 🇧🇪🇨🇦👍
Thank you so much!
Great job bringing up the corrosion on the high voltage cable. You are one of the few reviewers who are raising this issue. The pro Toyota reviewers fail to mention it even when commented on. Specifically Toyota works, Toyota Jeff and care care nut.
I believe they also said issue is resolved with new Rav4. Unless you are comparing it to older model
@@moezpadani8088 not really resolved. The new cable is also corroding just slower. There is now a US class action suit that covers all Toyota and Lexus vehicles that are using the both the old and new cable
As a former Kia owner, I traded in my almost 10 year old car for my Venza last year (sister car to the RAV4 Hybrid). I found my Kia to be quite reliable for about 6 years, but in the last 3 years I owned it, it needed about $7000 worth of repairs on various things that didn't seem to hold up long term (and a few of the issues were quite expensive). Now, the good news is I bought an extended warranty, so it was all covered under that, but even making warranty claims always seemed like a hassle. Also, I had to bring the vehicle back numerous times to fix the issue, so in my experience, the service level was pretty below average. If they couldn't handle repairs right the first time around on a regular car, I wouldn't be overly confident they'd manage any better with a more complex vehicle with a turbo and hybrid powertrain. I chose to replace my Kia with a Toyota Hybrid as they are known to be the most reliable vehicles on the planet and I am hopeful the dealership experience will be better (it can't be worse than the Kia dealership was). Lastly, regarding "Cablegate", the issue is the cable that connects to the rear motor mounts facing "up", which allows salt/water to creep into the connector housing and pool, which will corrode and damage the connector over time. This issue only affects 2019-2021 models. The newer ones have a cover that helps protect the connector/motor better and I think they may have reversed the connector position (so it now faces down).
6 years old car and going into 7,8,9 years of life expectancy , do you still expect the car should acting like new ?
Do you agree that the cable is not hybrid system?
What a world worst car company..
@@rinbine2713 I suppose it technically isn't, just like the coax cable is not your TV or the speaker cable isn't your speakers. However, it's clearly a design oversight and they should just cover it. Proof of it being a design mistake is the fact they have addressed it for the 2022 and newer models. I had a lot of things repaired on my Kia and dealing with warranty claims wasn't simple and straight forward with them either.
@@jeffer1101 Wow.
I think that toyota user are so idiot.
Toyota said that the cable isn't hybrid system.
It means Toyota don't want to cover it.
I have a 21 Venza limited fully loaded. Question for you; in US gallons are you able to pump more than 11 gallons when nearly empty? Toyota says Venza has a 14.5 gallon tank and highway mpg over 500 miles. In almost 12,000 miles and 1- extended driving trip of over 2500 miles, I’ve been unable to get more than 425 miles range on 1-tank. My dealer has had the car twice to try to remedy the issue but has failed. Toyota corporate has been notified but they are inept. Plenty of complaints from owners on Venza forums. Can’t complain about the mpg as it’s been as advertised. Btw. the tires are terrible in the snow and are very loud with increasing miles. Good luck with your Venza purchase.
I can't wait to watch your comparison of the 2024 models. I'm currently debating which of these two I'd like to buy...someday. Right now the Sportage Hybrid EX (Middle trim) prices out at $34.5K US Dollars, whereas the RAV4 Hybrid SE trim prices out at $37.5K.
The place you spend the most time, behind the wheel is much nicer in the Kia. I believe it's exterior design will be fine in a few years.
Do either of the two cars offer port injection combined with the direct injection?
You're right Andrea! 😂 My take on these 2 trucks goes as follows: Lease the Sportage or buy the Toyota. Can't go wrong with either.
Kia all day... warranty, comfort, style. If Im buying new, I want today, not 2010.
Thanks for the review! So....living in Minnesota, where we get quite a bit of snow and lots of salt is used on our roads, the cablegate issues with the Toyota scares me. Might be moving over to Honda if I decide on a hybrid. Not sold on Kia!
Toyota needs to update their interior and electronics. Kia is light years ahead with tech
Been looking forward to this comparison Andrea and Zack, both cars should be pretty even maybe the Sportage might just edge it?, whisper Andrea was right ✅️
I am using kia 2023 hybrid SX from past 2 months .. Loving it .. worth every penny ..
So 8 months into your hybrid SX, how is it going? Have you had any issues?
Love them both...too bad I can't find one
All your video are informative and good
Can you do an informative video on Toyota Highlander 2023 hybrid. I am planning to buy one.
Thank you
The 2023 model isn't quite available yet but we are going to get the 2022 and explain all the updates coming for 2023. Hope that will help!
@@andreaspencer9813 thank you
Will wait for the video
@@harpritsaggu Awesome! We are picking it up on Monday.
Andrea, you are absolutely right!
🙏
I wonder about the longevity of a turbo engine on a hybrid usage pattern - off and on.
I think both cars are reliable,but i’m going with a brand which stays with a touch of not so robotic design but it is sophisticated and even it gets old still looks a stand-out car as long as mentained well and takin’ care of,my comment may be out of this content, i’m proud to be a mazda owner(cx3)✌🏼😊😁
can u make a video kia sportage vs lexus Nx/ Rx?
Like your channel. Great comparison. I had a 2000 Tacoma, sold it because I traveled too much for work. Have a 2008 Camry with 237k miles and major issues, just regular maintenance. I'll be due for a new car/SUV in the next year or so. I honesty can I'm only considering Toyota. I buy my cars and run them until I need a new one. Don't see being able to do that with Kia w/o major repairs. Just my thoughts
Wait times must vary between Canada and the US for both. I ordered a Rav 4 SE Hybrid last month in Canada, not expecting it until June of 23. Daughter and her husband just ordered a Kia Sportage hybrid in the US last week..Expecting it at beginning of Oct 22.
Siding with the Kia in the looks dept but Toyota’s reliability is tough to beat. Still would wait for a comparo with the new 2023 Honda CR-V.
Thanks!
Thank you!
The Rav4 has a better engine but no turbo vs the Sportage Hybrid which is nicer inside and out plus it's quieter.
I remember in the early 2000's that the Koreans surpassed the Japanese in electronics and television.
So the Sportage starts 2500$ lower for equivalent models and the warranty is 2 years longer .... But the power train is 10 years in the US. How much would the same warranty cost for the Rav4. Makes the Kia so much more value for you money and it looks sooooooooo much better inside! And outside IMO. I've had 5 Kia's and never had any major issues other then a engine recall!
How about catching fire, oil consumption issues, and generally really bad quality control?
@moloono1 you must be old remembering things from 10 years ago
All your numbers are off by exactly $500 US for the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid. Every trim model is $500 more on the Toyota website in the US. And worth noting you're comparing the 2023 Sportage vs. the 2022 RAV4. I'm sure those prices will get a bump up for the new 2023 RAV4 model with the updated interior infotainment screen.
I just spent 2 weeks researching both of these vehicles, watching every video and reading every article I could find on the two. Yesterday I ordered the Sportage hybrid. Also, local Kia dealerships are saying 4-6 months for the Sportage Hybrid, while Toyota dealership says RAV4 is over a year wait supposedly. I like them both for different reasons, and both have pluses and minuses. Neither is perfect, but I don't think you can go wrong with either one, I think the Sportage Hybrid and RAV4 Hybrid are both great choices.
EDIT: Great videos by the way. Informative and easy to watch.
Here in SLC Kia only offers a non refundable deposit which turned we away from their product. Toyota and Honda offer fully refundable deposits. Even Hyundai will call you when the vehicle is allocated and give you the option to commit or refund your deposit. No dealership is perfect but I'll stay away from Kia!
Hi guys you never answered my email when you were doing the Toyota Venza I was asking you how come there’s no lock in the glove compartment but you never addressed it😞
Wife chose the 23 Sportage Hybrid SX Pretige Matte color with lifetime warranty one engine transmission including hybrid battery and 10 year/100k on bumper to bumper. Only regret is the paint because I gotta wash it myself 🤣
Very good review, I had hard time deciding between the 2. What leaned me toward RAV4 is the shifter. Kia has a dial that I don’t understand but sure looks like it’s not like the RAV4 where you can manually shift it. Being from Buffalo NY, I’ve learned that down shifting in snow is far more effective than ABS braking by itself. When I look for a vehicle, I need to see that I have control of the drive system. That dial thing on the Sportage does not tell me what I’m looking for. So far I have not seen anyone comment on that.
The Sportage has steering wheel mounted paddle shifters here in the US.
Yes you shift down using paddles on the wheels
Andrea, You are right. 😀
Just preordered a RAV4 Hybrid. 2-3 weeks delivery time
After seeing your Instagram post about the '23 RAV4 improvements I no longer want a '22! The screen size, wireless CarPlay and improved safety are big pluses for me. Been waiting since March 1st so might as well go for the '23.
It's going to be so much better!
You might want to get the Rav4 prime before Sept 30 to get the full $7500 tax credit. Might be worth the price savings if you can get one.
@@herotimemedia6718 😆 Rav 4 Prime...3 year wait list. Good luck with that buddy. It's vaporware. Dealers won't even take deposits on them.
I live in Cali, and have a supersonic red xse with tech package coming to my dealership for $52k Msrp. Pouncing on it rn
What of the service intervals for the Kia Hybrid? Here in Australia, the service intervals for the turbocharged engine in Kia is 6 months or 10000 KMs compared to 12 months, 15000km. Toyota wins in this regard.
I am from Toronto and currently in a dilemma to choose between the two. Sportage hybrid SX trim is bit expensive than RAV4 XLE premium Hybrid (with 2 year extended warranty), but Toyota’s higher interest rate covers it. So is it safe to buy Sportage hybrid full option in Canada without any extended warranty or better to go with RAV4 with relatively less features?
I think lot of factors would help you make decision
1. Do you want your car to look classy from both inside outside? --> Sportage
2. Do you want faster Pickup ? --> RAV4 ( bigger engine)
3. Howmuch can you wait ? Rav4 has atleast 1 and half year waiting , Sportage SX you may get in 6-8 months considering more people go for PHEV EX/SX
Exclude warranty part from your decision for a second and make the decision. If you like Kia, you can always purchase warranty for $50K+ vehicle at the time of final paperwork.
My rav4 is 16yrs old and needs almost no repairs just normal maintenance. Gonna buy another rav4. The 2wd doesnt have that cable so no issues there.
Thanks, A & Z!
With OEs posting such great numbers in spite of all the supply issues why would they wish to go back to the old days of surplus inventories and money off the hood??
Competitive capitalism will drive them there to some degree. As an example, Honda has lost huge market share of new sales due to supply issues. Got to believe they are going to want to produce and incent enough to try and win most of that back as they overcome their supply issues. At the same time, Hyundai and others who have taken that share are not going to want to give it up. Car makers will produce enough cars to the extent they can increase overall market share/revenues/profits without letting margins get to low per car. Also, a car maker who has more to chose from off the lot will typically increase sales better than one who has les and longer order intervals.
Am so hoping Toyota picks it up. When will there be a totally new version. 2023 will be 4 years. Should one wait till 2024?
We went with the Kia. Love it. The boomerang lights are really similar to a lot of new lights even on some American brands. 😅
What kind of suv do you film these videos in? It looks nice and comfortable for filming these TH-cam videos.
We are sitting in our Porsche Cayenne
I was wondering the same thing! LOVE the panoramic sunroof!!!
Andrea is right. Like all women😁♥️. Love this couple
That Kia makes a compelling argument! Like id test drive it but my bias would go towards Toyota, despite the lack luster interior. Thst doesn’t bother me all that much. But tried and true reliable is important to me
I REALLY hope things work out well for the Kia Sportage. That’s a beautiful vehicle at a decent price.
According to a friend who worked as a Hyundai Technician, don't buy a Kia/Hyundai unless you want to roll the engine replacement dice.
Buy the Rav4.
Hmm...I drive a lot for work, love New tech hence after 5 years a car is old to me. KIA works out fine because I buy lots of tech cheap and can throw it away after 5 years without crying about residue value etc. I just get a new KIA. For that weekend car, Cayenne's are made for that 😄
Great test and like both SUVS. I belive everything is good at your house but take Andrea dancing.
Also something to keep in mind that may not get talked about which is leasing with Kia they offer the option to lease for 2 years as opposed to Honda or Toyota which make you do at least 3 years two three and a half years because a big difference
Will you be reviewing the Sportage PHEV or do you have any thoughts on it vs the Hybrid version?
We are still waiting for it to arrive, but will review it when it comes, looking forward to it.
@@andreaspencer9813 I just put a deposit down on Kia Sportage PHEV but looking forward to your review :} Your reviews helped me decide between the Tucson, Rav 4, and Sportage. Thank you!
@@jsmedia1234 Oh good, smart to get your order in early. Glad our reviews have been helpful, so good to hear.
what about batteries, I believe only the more expensive RAV4 models have the lithium batteries, what about Kia?
Does the Rav4 have wireless Apple carplay and wireless Android auto?
The 2023 model will have wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto, the 2022 model has wired.
I have the Kia Sportage 2.5 Ex trim. Not a fan of hybrid engines. And I always get compliments on how the Sportage looks.
The Kia Hybrid is far superior to the standard 2.5. Its much quieter, quicker and more refined.
@@geftiler2112 I don’t know about that. It’s a turbo engine and with hybrid. Don’t think it will be reliable for long term. Also the 2.5 is quite, quick and reliable so .
Is that us gal or ca gal there is a difference? 12:38
Great video Andrea! Yes You are always right! 😆 Don’t make Zack cough! 😆 I think Kia Sportage’s design is a winner over Toyota RAV4. And overall Sportage is a very an affordable! 👍🏻👍🏻☕️☕️ 🚙
lol! Thank you!
@@andreaspencer9813 You are an very welcome Andrea! 😆
10-31-23
"CableGate"...since your video, has now been resolved. In the USA Toyota has sent out letters to those affected hybrid owners, that an 8 year of 100k mile warranty on the cable in question now exists.
I recd my letter I believe about 8 months ago. They will inspect the hybrid vehicle for free if it is exhibiting symptoms like a defective cable and if it is the issue, they will also replace it for free. I am very happy with that.
In Canada my understanding is that affected hybrid owners, also recd a warranty/ free replacement if the cable has failed due to corrosion (per articles I have read) for a similar period of time.
Brand new vehicles and you still need to buy a dash cam. They have a backup camera but no distance number? Ever backup in a parkade, you need to know if your a foot or a meter away from that pillar.
Mpg’s are almost the same. KIA prices are lower too. I want the Kia Sportage hybrid.
Of cooourse you’re right Andrea! 😜
What car are you both sitting in during this review?
We are sitting in our Porsche Cayenne
Kia has a TURBO and 6-speed automatic transmission! More moving parts than Toyota.
Is it good or bad?
I'm seeing more and more Kia's on the roads here in Florida...its looks are growing on me.
To be clear...the corrosion issue is mainly cold weather and harsh winter areas?
Is it me or does that 2 toned Rav4 look sharp....I've been seeing more 2 toned vehicles recently. Am I just catching on to that...I like that look.
Here in London i met 15 of them yesterday alone
The RAV4 is the number 1 selling CUV in America. It has sold over 400,000 units every year since 2017.
Andrea was waiting for a happy ending, but received flowers 😁
Whish you had some test drive fuel comsumtion figures to add. Seen quite a few owners of Kia/Hyundai Hybrid who says the get about 24-29 MPG far from stated and that does not impress on modern 2022 hybrid.
I don't have much to go on, but I hear that the Kia is getting close to, sometimes better stated MGP (if they learn how to leverage the electric). I hear that the Hyundai Tucson Hybrid is a bit disappointing.
Also I notice when you viewed compact and sub compact the rav4 came in both categories why?
We never call RAV4 subcompact. please do tell?
@@Motormouth... I saw utube video on compact and subcompact and both video mention rav 4
@@norms1766 nope
if you cannot get them what is the use
Last month I wanted to purchase 2023 Sportage hybrid SX , but the dealerships' are out of their minds with their markup adjustments
I just took a look at the Sportage Hybrid SX today (late Feb 2023) in Tempe, AZ and was told to expect a $5k mark-up. The cars are also in high demand so they require a $1,000 non-refundable deposit with delivery estimated to be anywhere from 1-6 months.
It's 2024, can you do this again please? ❤❤❤
The Sportage is definitely nicer, sporty, and looks more modern. I wonder if the 1.6 turbo would be reliable, long term. The RAV4 is proven technology, with good resale value, and to quote Zack, you will get your money back from the bank of Toyota.
It's a tough decision. Toyota is a reliable brand, but lacks "mojo".
Kia (& Hyundai) is stepping up on their designs, warranty, and features while keeping prices somewhat affordable.
Perhaps it's best to lease (???)
How do these 2 vehicles compare to say the CRV or the RDX??
Really nice interior on the Kia. Front end is way over the top. I’ve been following “cable gate” and Toyota really has to make this right for affected owners. I’m still convinced Toyota one of the most reliable brands though. Not a big fan of the RAV4 “Star Wars Storm Trooper” look though and industrial looking interior as well as the noisy cabin. I’m on stand by for a new vehicle, not a buyers market.
Andrea and Zack both said (a few times) that the Kia was quiet so I doubt the cabin is noisier than the Toyota. The Toyota's interior is so utilitarian, they are far behind many competitors in this area. I also would be very reluctant to spend my hard earned dollars on the idea that the company is going to "make things right" on a known defect. I have a friend that just bought a new RAV4 and spent over a thousand dollars getting the extended warranty to protect himself from the risk of a cable problem. Toyota should fix things now or I think they risk losing sales to their competitor.
i worship at the church of toyota always
My condolences !!
People always come back to Toyota
@@naveenthemachine dont
@@bextar6365 i think im ok
Question is both needs to cue up a long time
Did I miss something here. Where is the zero to sixty acceleration tests? Where are the braking tests and comparisons.. in my opinion the testing results are.critical. How about comparing the turning radius and overall vehicle weight….
RAV4 is a great vehicle with out-dated interior. Kia is simply much better car now. 🚗
Except you know…when it catches fire 😂
It’s Kias time right now. Toyota is headed in the wrong direction, lack of innovation and frankly lazy/behind the competition roll outs/updates and the reliability isn’t what it used to be. I have a 2017 sportage and it’s the best everyday/family car In my opinion. Here in the US the standard warranty is 5yr/60k bumper to bumper w/ 100k power train warranty. It’s not perfect by any means but there’s less compromises that I can live with.
Have you had to do any work on your sportage other than changing the oil and rotating the tires?
@@tophlovr 2017 currently at 68k. outside the usual scheduled maintenance scheduled items, just the usual. New set of tires at 45k, OEM Hankooks we’re trash and replaced the battery.
@@mikobel7131 awesome! Good to know 😁👍 thanks
I spit my wine out every time Andrea says Spor-tahhhjj... Yassss queen!
RAV4 Hybrid is de facto leader in its class.
@@naveenthemachine While the latter may be true about turbo hybrid nonsense, it's not just for suckers. The other brands are trash in this segment, Toyota may be known for reliability - but it nailed for the formula down in this particular segment.
So yes - it's THE leader CUV. Your entire argument is moot
@@gianniclaud Don’t bother with this guy. He’s a known troll and Toyota-hater. He was saying the Genesis is going to end Lexus in other videos 😂
Toyota, king of hybrids…period.
If you like 1990's interiors.
Also, they don’t get stolen so easily like Kia/Hyundai 😂
Haha! Only Hyundai/Kias with key start ignitions are getting stolen. They’re all pretty much push to start now!
@@Seanheery It’s bad enough that there are teenage parties where they go around stealing them.
Toyota hands down
I don't mind the Sportages styling or hybrid setup(the new Crown is going to use a similar setup), but I do lile the simpler controls and styling on my Rav4 Hybrid.
How people realised there was a full electric Rav4 in the early 2000s? I was today years old when I found that out!
Sales figures won't tell lies
Still waiting for exact 23 Toyota prices