Well duh lol. Everyone knows this. It’s not something that up for debate. Toyota and Honda are THE pinnacle of reliability while not sacrificing long term enjoyment or practicality. I’d argue Honda has surpassed Toyota in recent years in nearly all aspects tho
My friend bought a CRV hybrid for 44K at the end of last year it’s worth 32K now. I bought my Mercedes GLC for 41K at the end of last year it’s worth 40K now. Most people that buy Hondas and Toyotas dont know anything abt cars tbh and thats just how middle class consumers mindset works unfortunately.
I have a 15 year old toyota that's still running strong. I'm definitely putting down the money for one of these once my camry stops or gets into a accident
Hope your current ride doesnt break down. SAVE YOUR MONEY, then invest maybe a High Yield savings account or CD to accure POSITIVE INTEREST instead of financing. whichever comes first car break down or you just wanna get a new ride, you have the full cash saved up.
If only they had them in their inventory and didn’t make us wait for 9-12 months and if we didn’t have to pay almost 13% above sticker. Do better Toyota.
do better?! Have you seen a shipping port recently? Since 2020 they've had massive lines of cargo ships waiting to enter and deliver goods. It's a supply chain problem that toyota has absolutly no control over.
Hybrid only saves you about 25% in fuel savings but you pay to get a new hybrid is extraordinary price If you are only buying to save on fuel big mistake buy a non hybrid for less money
Not to mention some states charge you extra for registration on hybrids ($50 on top of normal registration in my state) because of that supposed loss in fuel taxes. I get 38 mpg on my ‘23 accord compared to the 47 mpg best case for the hybrid version, no way that’s worth the difference.
as a owner i can say ...thats a lot of bullshit. why do not say that heat pump doesn't work under -5°C. Radio reception is really bad. i can make you a big list ...has a ton of problems...stability compared with the previous model...is still a big problem....do not promote rav4 ... doesn't deserve anymore....a, by the way.... you can scratch it very easily compared with.....lets say Trabant...
@@RPI_4 none of these zombies are going to listen to you. I have driven RAV4, and they are good cars but way over-hyped. The problem with most people, though, is the fact that an SUV or a bigger car is like once or twice (at best thrice) in a lifetime investment for them. So, the majority of people, will go with a brand name that can be trusted, while purchasing a car. Kias or Honda's or some other brand, may have the superior spec car for the same or cheaper price but most people won't risk their once (or twice) in a lifetime investment. Would you? Especially when Toyota's already have established an unbeatable brand value... Any other car brand and they lose about 20% of their value, the moment you drive them out of the dealership. Even the best spec-ed best priced Kia's and Honda's lose about 10-15% of their value the moment, you drive them out of a dealership. Toyota's are the only car that retain high resale value even after years.
@@ululukululu450 Hy, unfortunately resale price here in Gernany is not so grate, because of VW, BMW, Mercedes. Toyota cars are generally good. They are driving from point A to.B but you can clearly see that the quality is going under water. They do not produce cars like 20 years ago. I started to be somehow dissapointed by Toyota!
$43k for an XSE hybrid is what he’s showing. For $32k you can get a brand new XLE, no leather but you don’t want to endure that in the American summer heat.
@@MilkyWayGalaxyyyep, only the LE. how come you dont want the push-to-start? If you’re concerned with reliability, it does have a fail-safe once the key fob battery dies, and you can still start the car :)
@HPNOTIQ24 I heard the push button start button goes bad eventually especially if you plan to keep your car for 25 years like me. And it's expensive to replace and you can only do it through the dealership. I rather just avoid it completely. The key ignition never fails. I also want fabric seats bc they won't tear and rip like the synthetic leather. I only care about reliability and it lasting as long as possible. I am going to buy the rav4 LE maybe in a few years
So how much after the scam "market adjustment" and mandatory dealer add-ons? Don't get me wrong, I love Rav4's and have 2 of them, but I will not be hosed by scum stealerships.
I looked at getting one of these on a lease in the UK. Jesus, nearly £500 per month. Too expensive for me, but you know that vehicle would be a great drive. And pure quality.
Superiority never looked so good! The whole complete package is uncomfortable. I like the resale value that yotas have always had and for good reason. My 2010 got deemed totaled in an accident just lately and the assessed the value at $9800. Not bad at all for almost a 15 year old vehicle and it was in excellent condition all around. Shopping for another 4th or 5th gen right now.
Sir, I own a 23 R4H Ltd. It's great fuel economy. However, the engine noise during acceleration is unpleasant and unrefined, especially during hard acceleration or when driving uphill. This harsh sound becomes more noticeable when the internal combustion engine is charging the hybrid battery. Sometimes, acceleration feels sluggish in stop and go conditions when the hybrid battery only have 3 bars left, it seems the system is struggling to overcome it. Either than this it's okay and fast.
In the UK these things are not worth much at all…. We are obsessed with BMW Audi and Mercedes! Crazy really because Toyotas are far better but hasn’t seemed to catch on here
Hello, I recently purchased a 2023 Toyota RAV4 LE and want to replace factory tires (225/65R17)and wheels. What is the biggest tire I can use without a lift and with no rubbing? Thanks
@@BrainWafflez While I do appreciate the reliability of Toyota's, there is no fcuking way I would want to ride a car whose technology is more than 10 years old. So all these people saying that they will ride their Toyota's for 20 years are nuts. Technology takes quantitative leap like every 3-4 years. Compare a 2000s car with that from 2020s, and the improvements in specs are not even remotely comparable. Literally uncomparable. Even the crappiest cars of the crappiest brand from the 2020s have specs resoundingly superior to that of the best selling cars from the 2000s and even the 2010s. A properly maintained and clean Toyota still will likely have the highest resale value amongst used cars, after 10 years, but people claiming that they will ride the same car after 15-20 years are nuts.
The government printed money and allowed people to delay new car payments for 12 months. Honestly, the prices didn't go up as much considering how much damage was done to our currency.
Yo la tengo en Puerto Rico y no me arrepiento. 1.Le hecho gasolina una ves al mes. 2. Le pinstale tinte a los cristales y ha bajado la temperatura interior dramáticamente. 3. Aún cuando tiene tratamiento cerámico, SOLO YO LAVO LA UNIDAD. No quiero rayasos ni micro rayasos por mal lavado. 4. Le doy mantenimiento al cuero como debe ser. 5 . Todo esto porque es el vehículo de mi retiro😂😂😂. Espero que sea el último.
I was always a Toyota fan, cause of their Innova & Fortuner in India. But I thought if I earn a decent money I'll buy a german car. But I think Nothing beats a classic simple not too technological car. Especialy a Corolla Altis, Camry(2014, petrol), and Fortuner, and Rav4, 4Runner, and Highlander in foreign countries
I just bought this very same car. a 2023 XSE in this colour. I am taking delivery some time next week but the test drives and reviews made me trade in my 2021 Tacoma V6 Off road access cab. Can't wait!
I think this is awesome car man. You picked the nice color. But you won’t access the off-road power in Tacoma. But who is off-roading daily though? Great car. I need that Rav4 too.
Yeah. I had a truck and a car. the truck sat there in my parking space and was driven only 1200 miles in 16 months. suffered rodent damage as well. So I traded both in to get one that I can live with. didn't want to and I know I lost a shit ton of money but it made sense.@@MilkyWayGalaxyy
That's because the government printed stimulus checks and allowed a 12-month moratorium on car payments on new cars during covid to fake the economy. That's what happens when every John Doe with a 600 credit score and a minimum wage job gets a few thousand bucks. They buy cars, which are now piling up on repo lots totally destroyed because the taxpayer paid for it.
Fully loaded, title and tax included? That's a great deal then. None of these cars are even remotely close to the prices mentioned in these review channels. A $32,000 msrp car will actually cost a buyer somewhere close $45,000.
@@ululukululu450 dealer msrp was around low $43k. So got it down about to $40k ish. Stacked the 5-6k of taxes etc. talk to 5 dealerships. The one I bought from was actually going to be the least likely one but I called back for a last chance and they gave me the best deal. Very happy with the strategy and deal done.
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This and the Camry basically pay Toyota’s bills. The resale value and demands are so crazy high that they cannot supply enough.
2019 Camrys with 150k mikes going for 25k😭
@@Unknownn858Because people know Toyota
Camry is basically the junior brother of rqv4😅
@@chefTjaycamry is bigger tho just sits lower
I have the RAV4 23 XLE premium hybrid thinking about getting the Camry XSE model instead.
In 2021, I traded my 2015 BMW 435i for a RAV4 Prime XSE. Best decision I ever made!
I can imagine, love toyota
Not going to lie both Toyota and Honda are the best in terms of longevity, reliability, and resale value 👌
Well duh lol. Everyone knows this. It’s not something that up for debate. Toyota and Honda are THE pinnacle of reliability while not sacrificing long term enjoyment or practicality. I’d argue Honda has surpassed Toyota in recent years in nearly all aspects tho
My friend bought a CRV hybrid for 44K at the end of last year it’s worth 32K now. I bought my Mercedes GLC for 41K at the end of last year it’s worth 40K now. Most people that buy Hondas and Toyotas dont know anything abt cars tbh and thats just how middle class consumers mindset works unfortunately.
@@svk5470 I bet when he tries to resale that Toyota, it will sell, unlike yours, despite the market value.
@@psyberpirate prolly around the same as mine .
Nowadays hondas are shittt
I have a 15 year old toyota that's still running strong. I'm definitely putting down the money for one of these once my camry stops or gets into a accident
Pray not to get into an accident my friend.
Hope your current ride doesnt break down.
SAVE YOUR MONEY, then invest maybe a High Yield savings account or CD to accure POSITIVE INTEREST instead of financing.
whichever comes first car break down or you just wanna get a new ride, you have the full cash saved up.
It is a great looking vehicle, that’s why I recently bought a used 2022 rav4 limited hybrid. And so far I love it!
If only they had them in their inventory and didn’t make us wait for 9-12 months and if we didn’t have to pay almost 13% above sticker. Do better Toyota.
do better?! Have you seen a shipping port recently? Since 2020 they've had massive lines of cargo ships waiting to enter and deliver goods. It's a supply chain problem that toyota has absolutly no control over.
Do better Toyota dealership*
Adding the price figures to all your videos is a great feature 👍
What is the CVT transmission like? I know that the CVT in the Hondas are rubbish, but I don't know if it's rubbish in the Honda CRV
This is beautiful.
Hybrid only saves you about 25% in fuel savings but you pay to get a new hybrid is extraordinary price
If you are only buying to save on fuel big mistake buy a non hybrid for less money
Not to mention some states charge you extra for registration on hybrids ($50 on top of normal registration in my state) because of that supposed loss in fuel taxes. I get 38 mpg on my ‘23 accord compared to the 47 mpg best case for the hybrid version, no way that’s worth the difference.
If you wanna show a lot of space in the car, take very short guy for video
Great #shorts!
i have i toyota ra4le and a toyota seine 2011 both color red
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as a owner i can say ...thats a lot of bullshit. why do not say that heat pump doesn't work under -5°C. Radio reception is really bad.
i can make you a big list ...has a ton of problems...stability compared with the previous model...is still a big problem....do not promote rav4 ... doesn't deserve anymore....a, by the way.... you can scratch it very easily compared with.....lets say Trabant...
Yes it’s just your opinion
@@abbysy847 No no no, you do not understand...this is no opinion its the reality. Please test it before posting.
What stability problem? Mine is perfectly stable. And the radio works just fine.
@@RPI_4 none of these zombies are going to listen to you.
I have driven RAV4, and they are good cars but way over-hyped. The problem with most people, though, is the fact that an SUV or a bigger car is like once or twice (at best thrice) in a lifetime investment for them. So, the majority of people, will go with a brand name that can be trusted, while purchasing a car. Kias or Honda's or some other brand, may have the superior spec car for the same or cheaper price but most people won't risk their once (or twice) in a lifetime investment. Would you? Especially when Toyota's already have established an unbeatable brand value...
Any other car brand and they lose about 20% of their value, the moment you drive them out of the dealership. Even the best spec-ed best priced Kia's and Honda's lose about 10-15% of their value the moment, you drive them out of a dealership. Toyota's are the only car that retain high resale value even after years.
@@ululukululu450 Hy, unfortunately resale price here in Gernany is not so grate, because of VW, BMW, Mercedes.
Toyota cars are generally good. They are driving from point A to.B but you can clearly see that the quality is going under water.
They do not produce cars like 20 years ago.
I started to be somehow dissapointed by Toyota!
43k 😂😂😂
Nope..will buy used for mid to low 20s a limited model 2019.
Nice
Seems way too expensive.
Expensive price
Yeessssssss!!!!!
Why you say combined? Just say the numbers…
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$32k OTD 👍
sorry toyota but i will only buy landcruiser lc 300 zx
I really do like it.
$43k for an XSE hybrid is what he’s showing. For $32k you can get a brand new XLE, no leather but you don’t want to endure that in the American summer heat.
I don't want push to start. Is the LE the only trim that does not have that?
@@MilkyWayGalaxyyyep, only the LE. how come you dont want the push-to-start? If you’re concerned with reliability, it does have a fail-safe once the key fob battery dies, and you can still start the car :)
For me push button start just adds one more thing, “where’s the key”
@@paulvannoy8872 valid. Ive just been keeping it in my pocket most of the time
@HPNOTIQ24 I heard the push button start button goes bad eventually especially if you plan to keep your car for 25 years like me. And it's expensive to replace and you can only do it through the dealership.
I rather just avoid it completely. The key ignition never fails. I also want fabric seats bc they won't tear and rip like the synthetic leather.
I only care about reliability and it lasting as long as possible.
I am going to buy the rav4 LE maybe in a few years
So how much after the scam "market adjustment" and mandatory dealer add-ons? Don't get me wrong, I love Rav4's and have 2 of them, but I will not be hosed by scum stealerships.
I wish Toyota came out with a fuel efficient pick up truck to compete with the Ford Maverick....I'm waiting😢
I looked at getting one of these on a lease in the UK. Jesus, nearly £500 per month. Too expensive for me, but you know that vehicle would be a great drive. And pure quality.
Jesus will provides, just trust in him, ask and it will come
@@ibrahimlukusa7325 praise be the Lord and his competitive interest rates 😎
1100$ monthly in Poland* :)
* no down payment
Not just in America but it's also the best selling family vehicle here in Jamaica as well❤
Overpriced as hell
Rav 4’s are very comfortable. I’m 6’5 and even the back seat is roomy enough for me.
Rav 4 Rocks
Toyota maybe not's everyones 1st choice, but its everybody's daily and primary car😊
Superiority never looked so good!
The whole complete package is uncomfortable. I like the resale value that yotas have always had and for good reason.
My 2010 got deemed totaled in an accident just lately and the assessed the value at $9800. Not bad at all for almost a 15 year old vehicle and it was in excellent condition all around. Shopping for another 4th or 5th gen right now.
Sir, I own a 23 R4H Ltd. It's great fuel economy. However, the engine noise during acceleration is unpleasant and unrefined, especially during hard acceleration or when driving uphill. This harsh sound becomes more noticeable when the internal combustion engine is charging the hybrid battery. Sometimes, acceleration feels sluggish in stop and go conditions when the hybrid battery only have 3 bars left, it seems the system is struggling to overcome it. Either than this it's okay and fast.
Tbh in my opinion Interiors are not worth the price. They could do much better . Hope they do in future, but Everything else is great. ❤
In the UK these things are not worth much at all…. We are obsessed with BMW Audi and Mercedes! Crazy really because Toyotas are far better but hasn’t seemed to catch on here
😂😂😂 2019 202O = JUNK
In Europe that model cost 10k USD more😂
No explanation needed ! It will be my first car anyway.
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Hello, I recently purchased a 2023 Toyota RAV4 LE and want to replace factory tires (225/65R17)and wheels. What is the biggest tire I can use without a lift and with no rubbing? Thanks
Depends on what your doing. If it's just road or light off road then anything $130 $180 will do.
Sorry, huge Toyota fan pair pair. But the raft for doesn't do it for me.. Seems very small inside, not the smoothest ride.
The ride is great, the roads your driving are crap. It’s not small at all.
What is a "raft for?"
The price is outrageous😅
Worth. You'll have it for decades if you take care of it properly
@@BrainWafflezwhat does it mean by “properly”?
@@BrainWafflez
While I do appreciate the reliability of Toyota's, there is no fcuking way I would want to ride a car whose technology is more than 10 years old.
So all these people saying that they will ride their Toyota's for 20 years are nuts. Technology takes quantitative leap like every 3-4 years. Compare a 2000s car with that from 2020s, and the improvements in specs are not even remotely comparable. Literally uncomparable. Even the crappiest cars of the crappiest brand from the 2020s have specs resoundingly superior to that of the best selling cars from the 2000s and even the 2010s.
A properly maintained and clean Toyota still will likely have the highest resale value amongst used cars, after 10 years, but people claiming that they will ride the same car after 15-20 years are nuts.
The government printed money and allowed people to delay new car payments for 12 months. Honestly, the prices didn't go up as much considering how much damage was done to our currency.
If Toyota make premium interior like Mazda other car brand would be out of business 😂
They have Lexus for that.
Well, Lexus is basically that...
Mazda is just as nice for less and toyota is using cvts in their small cars Mazda gives you a real transmission
@@che2335what is real transmission
@@che2335you don’t know about Toyotas ECVT transmission
After being remotely started from the key fob or the app, will the car engine get shut off when the door is open or unlocked? Thank you
It will turn off. Its designed to do that.
Comfortable in drive RAV 4 the best.
honestly I would just get a prius xle
Might be best selling, but it’s not worth the money.
Just ordered 1 ❤
How’s it ❤
There is a recall on this vehicle because of fires around corners
This or the CRV?
Yo la tengo en Puerto Rico y no me arrepiento.
1.Le hecho gasolina una ves al mes.
2. Le pinstale tinte a los cristales y ha bajado la temperatura interior dramáticamente.
3. Aún cuando tiene tratamiento cerámico, SOLO YO LAVO LA UNIDAD. No quiero rayasos ni micro rayasos por mal lavado.
4. Le doy mantenimiento al cuero como debe ser.
5 . Todo esto porque es el vehículo de mi retiro😂😂😂. Espero que sea el último.
I'm going to buy a used one. 😊
I was always a Toyota fan, cause of their Innova & Fortuner in India. But I thought if I earn a decent money I'll buy a german car. But I think Nothing beats a classic simple not too technological car. Especialy a Corolla Altis, Camry(2014, petrol), and Fortuner, and Rav4, 4Runner, and Highlander in foreign countries
Just Traded in my 2008 camry 4cylinder with 225k miles. I think It still has another 100k left in it
Will get mine in about 6 weeks time 👍🏻
How long was the wait? Got one on order here in Canada. Ordered in April. 6 month's wait I was told.
@@bradyakubovich1531 could have the car in 4 months time … rav4 Bitone plug-in. It drives fantastic! 👍🏻
I don't like the seats. Too firm. Causes back pain. Seats in Highlander are so much better. Do you agree?
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does anyone notice the volume and track buttons on the steering wheel are "mushy" and not very firm and clicky? is that just me?
I just bought this very same car. a 2023 XSE in this colour. I am taking delivery some time next week but the test drives and reviews made me trade in my 2021 Tacoma V6 Off road access cab. Can't wait!
I think this is awesome car man. You picked the nice color. But you won’t access the off-road power in Tacoma. But who is off-roading daily though? Great car. I need that Rav4 too.
Wow you traded in a 2021 vehicle. You always lose money in the trade in tho. But you are living your best life.
Yeah. I had a truck and a car. the truck sat there in my parking space and was driven only 1200 miles in 16 months. suffered rodent damage as well. So I traded both in to get one that I can live with. didn't want to and I know I lost a shit ton of money but it made sense.@@MilkyWayGalaxyy
Subaru forester ve Toyota Rav 4 hangisini alayım.
Small spaced
its looks like subieee
What’s the price?
69cu ft? Nice.
bro is 2024
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Is this the silver sky metallic?
The way to the day of the day of my family 😙💗😘
?????
Idk why because that CVT transmission is horrible!
I still like my 2019 CRV.
I tried to buy the base model and even that was expensive
2023 RAV4 CarPlay Navigation Issues
make sure your head unit is updated. 1564 is the latest one, to my knowledge, and the only way to get it installed was at the dealership.
CVT transmission 💀
I'll buy if I can get the small sun roof and leather.
I just got my xse and I love her so far. Had to do the blue
Is the best selling, but Subaru is a lot better!
I'm considering rav 4 or x5 ?
Car prices are out of hand
Blame inflation 😂
That's because the government printed stimulus checks and allowed a 12-month moratorium on car payments on new cars during covid to fake the economy. That's what happens when every John Doe with a 600 credit score and a minimum wage job gets a few thousand bucks. They buy cars, which are now piling up on repo lots totally destroyed because the taxpayer paid for it.
It's also one the most stolen cars, being a keyless car, theives are able to hack the system and get into the car
it's not in kbb's top 10
Do you have a Royal blue Rapv 4 -2023
Kia seltos super
If only the wait wasnt so long
Interest rates are a joke. No new car for now
Good review
That's SUV not crossover.
How can I do the blinking lights
Damn expensive. But I love it
The way he said 69 😂 💀
RAV4 le 2023 only cost 31k
💯🎉😂🩶👑💎🖤💎👑🙌🌞💛🌻💯
Toyota number one
69 ft^3 of cargo capacity? Don’t you mean inches?
No...
SO COOL
I think u need a car seat.
Women car😂😂😂
43 thousand dollars
Got mine fully loaded 46k “out the door” title taxes fees all included.
Fully loaded, title and tax included? That's a great deal then.
None of these cars are even remotely close to the prices mentioned in these review channels. A $32,000 msrp car will actually cost a buyer somewhere close $45,000.
@@ululukululu450 dealer msrp was around low $43k. So got it down about to $40k ish. Stacked the 5-6k of taxes etc. talk to 5 dealerships. The one I bought from was actually going to be the least likely one but I called back for a last chance and they gave me the best deal. Very happy with the strategy and deal done.
Why android why??