Im shocked with the space! Seems very spacious! I love Toyotas! I had the 04 Sequoia till around 2012 and loved it! Great car! I love my 4Runner too and I am going to do a review over it soon (thanks to you lol)! One question tho, we have the exact same dashcam set up, but mine makes this weird rattling noise, do you know how to fix it?
Yeah this car has an amazing amount of space for being a small/midsize SUV. My dashcam occasionally makes the rattling noise, especially on roads that need repaving. It's a flaw with the area where the ball mount gets screwed into the windshield mount (if that makes sense). I try and make the camera as tight as possible where it attaches to the ball mount (on top of the camera, where that little part slides in) and I screw the ball mount into the windshield mount as tightly as possible. It alleviates most of the issue, but not all of it.
DJjerry Chavez if you can find one with less than like 110,000 miles it’s worth it. More miles + being 12 years old will require some work, but still much better than average reliability
2.4 liter might be the biggest 4-cylinder. If not, it’s close to it. I drive a 2007 Scion tC(made by Toyota - their engines are very reliable). It’s a 2.4 liter 4-cylinder. That’s plenty of power for a car that light.
Clueless Drivers of Maryland ok. I know the 07 tC borrowed the engine from the Camry. I guess Toyota just produces a bunch of the same engine and uses it in as many models as they can.
I'm thinking about buying one strictly as a snowmobile. Have you had a chance to drive it in the snow? I know you don't get much in South Carolina but Maryland gets socked every now and then.
Martin Smith I’ve driven it in about 6 inches of snow, as well as many other storms that dropped a little bit less. I have never slid or had my wheels spin out of a stop once in snow, even on inclines. I also do a lot of off reading in this car. The 4WD has gotten me out of mud when I had sunk up to the chassis. I have driven in deep sand on the outer banks beaches and only gotten stuck once - that’s because I didn’t have good enough tires though. The difference between my generation RAV4 and most other crossovers is that the 4WD is legit 4WD with a locking rear axle, not AWD which can apply torque differently. 4WD works better for more extreme conditions versus the AWD that soccer moms have for comfort if it snows a half an inch. But you still need good all season or all terrain tires for it to really be effective
@@lockyrichardson7195 i never had an issue with traction using Michelin energy saver AS but I also didn’t do much on terrain that could puncture tires. You’d want thicker tires for driving on pointy rocks
lol ever since they resigned Flacco the team has fallen apart. He was great in that Superbowl run but it was our defense and players like Boldin, Jacoby Jones and Ray Rice who won that for us. I think if we'd had a QB like Brees or someone we could have won at least two more Superbowls in the past 8 years. Resigning Flacco was a horrible decision and Mark Trestman needs to be fired immediately (more like three weeks ago).
Clueless Drivers of Maryland I don't really think resigning him was a bad idea, but the amount of money they are paying him is. That is what I think really killed the team because we can't afford to pay for any good players.
Clueless Drivers of Maryland I don't blame you. If I was him I wouldn't have asked for such a big contract. In fact I would have been perfectly happy with one that paid like $100k a year.
Ali Saleh Sometimes - I don’t always have to add oil between changes, but occasionally I’ll have to pour a few extra pints between changes. My engine has 180,000 miles now and it burns some oil.
@@cluelessdriversofmaryland1816 same here i have 07 rav4 with 184k miles using 5w20 pennzoil full synthetic burns some between oil changes and change it every 5k miles , what oil weigh are u using and every how many mile u change oil ?
@@cluelessdriversofmaryland1816 nice choice using pennzoil 180k on your rav4 is nothing i have seen an 06 rav4 with 406k miles on original engine burns some oil but no big deal just keep eye on oil level, very reliable suv other than differential viscous coupler bearing noise around 30mph that started at around 147k miles
Ali Saleh Okay I have a weird noise at 25-30mph and just above 1500rpm as well. It sounds a little bit like a chain rattling. Is that the differential viscous coupler bearing? I have never been able to figure it out
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Im shocked with the space! Seems very spacious! I love Toyotas! I had the 04 Sequoia till around 2012 and loved it! Great car! I love my 4Runner too and I am going to do a review over it soon (thanks to you lol)! One question tho, we have the exact same dashcam set up, but mine makes this weird rattling noise, do you know how to fix it?
Yeah this car has an amazing amount of space for being a small/midsize SUV. My dashcam occasionally makes the rattling noise, especially on roads that need repaving. It's a flaw with the area where the ball mount gets screwed into the windshield mount (if that makes sense). I try and make the camera as tight as possible where it attaches to the ball mount (on top of the camera, where that little part slides in) and I screw the ball mount into the windshield mount as tightly as possible. It alleviates most of the issue, but not all of it.
Thanks for the review, I’m debating on purchasing this year/same color.
DJjerry Chavez if you can find one with less than like 110,000 miles it’s worth it. More miles + being 12 years old will require some work, but still much better than average reliability
Nice Rav4! I love ours!! It's a 16' Rav4 XLE nicknamed "Stormtrooper" because the front looks like a Storm Trooper from Star Wars
They're very practical cars! I have a lot of fun in mine. Stormtrooper is a good name!
2.4 liter might be the biggest 4-cylinder. If not, it’s close to it. I drive a 2007 Scion tC(made by Toyota - their engines are very reliable). It’s a 2.4 liter 4-cylinder. That’s plenty of power for a car that light.
Bill Braskey Toyota made a 2.5l 4cyl shortly after this model. I’ve heard of a few other 2.5s but they are rare
Ours is the same engine then
Clueless Drivers of Maryland ok. I know the 07 tC borrowed the engine from the Camry. I guess Toyota just produces a bunch of the same engine and uses it in as many models as they can.
2.7L EcoBoost in the new Bronco. But I cant think of anything else
I'm thinking about buying one strictly as a snowmobile. Have you had a chance to drive it in the snow? I know you don't get much in South Carolina but Maryland gets socked every now and then.
Martin Smith I’ve driven it in about 6 inches of snow, as well as many other storms that dropped a little bit less. I have never slid or had my wheels spin out of a stop once in snow, even on inclines. I also do a lot of off reading in this car. The 4WD has gotten me out of mud when I had sunk up to the chassis. I have driven in deep sand on the outer banks beaches and only gotten stuck once - that’s because I didn’t have good enough tires though. The difference between my generation RAV4 and most other crossovers is that the 4WD is legit 4WD with a locking rear axle, not AWD which can apply torque differently. 4WD works better for more extreme conditions versus the AWD that soccer moms have for comfort if it snows a half an inch. But you still need good all season or all terrain tires for it to really be effective
Great review, man. Thanks
eugie Glad you enjoyed it! Hopefully it answered any questions you had
What brand of after market horn was on it? It sounds so good
And I’m thinking about replacing mine
Wolo Loud Ones
@@cluelessdriversofmaryland1816 thank you much 😁
Nice review!
Nice ride man!!
Wow, look where you are now…
5:16 is what I came for
I even started doing horn videos for TH-cam :P
This is the horn. This is the horn as my wife tells at me. This is my horn as I'm getting car jacked. This is the...
Huh?
@CluelessDriversofMaryland is the Toyota Rav 4 4x4 a good off roader ?
With 4WD and the right tires it's very capable. Snow, mud and sand are no issue. I've forded through about 18 inches of flowing river as well
@@cluelessdriversofmaryland1816 is it capable with the stock tires it comes with?
@@lockyrichardson7195 i never had an issue with traction using Michelin energy saver AS but I also didn’t do much on terrain that could puncture tires. You’d want thicker tires for driving on pointy rocks
Don't remind me about the Ravens. Ray Lewis we need you back!!!!!!
lol ever since they resigned Flacco the team has fallen apart. He was great in that Superbowl run but it was our defense and players like Boldin, Jacoby Jones and Ray Rice who won that for us. I think if we'd had a QB like Brees or someone we could have won at least two more Superbowls in the past 8 years. Resigning Flacco was a horrible decision and Mark Trestman needs to be fired immediately (more like three weeks ago).
Clueless Drivers of Maryland I don't really think resigning him was a bad idea, but the amount of money they are paying him is. That is what I think really killed the team because we can't afford to pay for any good players.
You're right I just have an insane grudge against him.
Clueless Drivers of Maryland I don't blame you. If I was him I wouldn't have asked for such a big contract. In fact I would have been perfectly happy with one that paid like $100k a year.
Truuueee 100k/year would be lit right now haha.
Hi do you have any oil consumption between oil changes ?
Ali Saleh Sometimes - I don’t always have to add oil between changes, but occasionally I’ll have to pour a few extra pints between changes. My engine has 180,000 miles now and it burns some oil.
@@cluelessdriversofmaryland1816 same here i have 07 rav4 with 184k miles using 5w20 pennzoil full synthetic burns some between oil changes and change it every 5k miles , what oil weigh are u using and every how many mile u change oil ?
Ali Saleh i buy pennzoil high mileage 5W 30, and I have my mechanic change the oil every 3500 miles.
@@cluelessdriversofmaryland1816 nice choice using pennzoil 180k on your rav4 is nothing i have seen an 06 rav4 with 406k miles on original engine burns some oil but no big deal just keep eye on oil level, very reliable suv other than differential viscous coupler bearing noise around 30mph that started at around 147k miles
Ali Saleh Okay I have a weird noise at 25-30mph and just above 1500rpm as well. It sounds a little bit like a chain rattling. Is that the differential viscous coupler bearing? I have never been able to figure it out
Maryland 👋🏻
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outch, car is disformes look at the diferent gaps headlight,s
Needs a V6. 😫
Taylor Reynolds yeeeaah... it’s aight though.
Stupid Arizona Drivers you can get V6 versions of the Rav 4 (ZR6, SX6 and CV6)
Richie Rich i know..
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