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I see a lot of people comment about scotty being biased and I've never owned a Toyota, but I also know a lot of people that will never buy anything else but a Toyota after being burned for decades into buying something else. It seems to me that his main mission is to educate us so we don't get burned. I have really learned and enjoyed his videos for the last few years since I started watching. Luckily I got a Honda 10 years ago after chasing my tail with a so called American made car like GM, Ford and the nonexistent Chrysler. I don't think that I would buy anything newer than a 2019 because of all of the problems with all of the manufacturers and the technology and supply chain issues. Some really great and smart people comment on here and I always like to read some of them. Thanks everyone and even the haters
I treasure my 2004 highlander, bought last year for 5,000 with just under 10,000 miles. Replaced original dry rotted tire. all fluids changed, new timing belt/ water pump, updated Bluetooth head to the JBL sound system. Very blessed
I like it but I refuse to pay 14k for a 10 year old car with 160k miles on it. Sorry. That's a 6 or 8 thousand dollar car. Stop paying these prices and they will adjust down to where they belong.
I think the world would stop spinning if Scotty actually bought a brand new car/SUV/ Truck Angels would fear the apocalypse was imminent if they actually witnessed Scotty laying down the Cash.
To all the folk who are claiming that the fella got robbed by purchasing a 10 year old car with 168k miles. All I can say is that this is the times we live in. I am a small independent repair shop and dealer. You wouldn't believe what these cars go for at auction. Heck I don't even buy much from auctions anymore because the prices are so high that I'd have to charge something like this to even have a small margin by the time I paid for all the fees, transport, reconditioning, detail, etc. So I just don't buy them. But the point is that this is the time we live in. Most all good used cars like Toyota, Honda, etc are fetching higher than normal prices because, well, they can. Even at the auctions. Consider this phenomenon when you make a critique.
You need to check for a parasitic draw in the electrical system. You should not need a new battery every two years, even if you're only buying a battery with a 2 year warranty.
That’s how Toyotas are. They are going to have high resale value no matter what the mileage is because people know that they are built well and run for a really long time.
2014 RAV4 is indeed a reliable car, but "Comfortable" 😁😁😁, No, its too jiggly (stiff suspension with short wheel-base), otherwise, pretty well made. One thing to check is if it has its transmission fluid replaced at all...
I'm quite pleased that my 2009 Prius has just over 250K miles, burns no oil, AC is cold, has no codes, and runs very well especally after I just repaced the inverter coolant pump.
Go for it, i bought my Honda Cr-v For pretty much the same milage and now its like on 193000 miles and still a smooth ride without much problems. Last time i had it with the mechanic was on the annual inspection on february 2023 that is like every 2nd year and still I don't need to fix anything on it yet. Have another rav4 2002 on 248000 miles that really have had some bad previous owners that didn't take proper care of it, Had it since 2022 but have to park it right now because of rust. the only Major issues (despite the bad oil pressure it had one or a few times) with that was that stupid turbo mechanism that sometimes forced me to restart the engine a couple of times, I could have just scrapped it but i know its still a good car so i put it aside and fix it when time is available.
Still too much. The 'gas savings' are negated with the expensive monthly insurance. Rather get used at a fraction of the price and dirt cheap insurance. $14k for this one was too much too
I have. 2017 RAV4 hybrid with 142,000 miles that gets 42mpg. Fill ups cost me $38 a week, and all I've done to it is oil changes, a tire change, and a coolant drain and fill.
No way Scotty. I had a 2010 for a couple years. It said 4 cycle but really it was a 2 cycle by how much oil it used. Then the rust - was about ready to break in two when I traded it off. Visibility is an issue with rav - you really can not see out the rear and the hood slopes so can't see front. Worst car I ever owned.
Bruh, you must be a midget because my short sister measuring in at a mighty 5:3 says she loves the visibility and can see just fine out the rear window even with tint
I have the exact same car. I bought it new and now it has 40,000. Looks and runs like brand new. I just put my second set of tires, had the brake pads/rotors changed and changed all the fluids. The car is the best car in snow I have ever own. It seldom goes into AWD and it is great in front wheel drive only. I just put a set of Michelin Cross Climate 2’s. Love them! Looking forward how the handle the snow in the Pocono’s of PA. I plan on keeping this car this it dies.
I had a 2016 RAV4 with a 2.0 engine and a CVT that was available in Europe. We didn’t have the 2.5 engine. I had it since new and made 150k km. 2 years ago I replaced it with Lexus NX hybrid that I like even more. It’s much more comfortable and interior quality is a whole different level than the RAV4. I will probably keep the NX for a long time.
I have my 2016 awd rav4 limited made in Canada as well. Im the only owner and keep up with maintenance. Im only at 90k miles. Still runs like its brand new.
My sister has a 2017 KIA Soul and last year it started having oil disappear. No leaks but goes thru a quart a week. That’s putting less than 70 miles a week on it going to work. Kia and the dealer says that normal. No it’s not.
In 2018 I bought a 2012 Prius V with 29,000 miles for $14,000. Now 6 years & 104,000 miles later the car is worth almost the same. Runs great & will be interesting to how many more miles & years I will get out of it, barring deer strikes of course.
They have this cost and have value, but most are way overpriced because they know people will pay that for them. Toyota has the most resale value, but these dealer prices are a joke and that's for all vehicles. Buy used and pay cash from a private seller if you can and save $5 to $8k.
That’s how Toyotas are. They are going to have high resale value no matter what the mileage is because people know that they are built well and run for a really long time.
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Yeah, that's pretty high for a 2014 with that many miles.
That's pretty much my condition with 2016:) 130,000 miles, got it at 70,000 miles a couple years ago:) it's an amazing car! It's in great condition, I take care of it, some of the maintenance is a little behind though like the coolant, timing chain, and differential fluid, becauase I can't afford to change them right now. I still have $13,700 to pay on it though:/ but in less than 3 years it'll be paid off!:)
He's cheap when it comes to spending but he's not greedy. Big difference. He's already stated he does not accept donations because he only wants to help people and doesn't want their money.
You should be able to use your phone as a mobile wifi hot spot to connect your scan tool. As long as you have a good cellular signal you're good. If the scan tool won't connect to your phone then it really is a piece of crap
Looks like I’ll keep driving our 2004 Camry with 280k. $14k for 160k miles is wild. I also see post-high-school kids thinking $1000/month car payments are normal. It’s not. That used to be a house payment. Kids also used to drive hand-me-down beaters, not late model $50k Jeeps.
I always replace my tires at the same time, even when I drove a front wheel car. Every 5 years for my summers and 6 for my winters and only because by then they are cracking
What's all the nasty comments about? You won't find a Toyota in this good shape at a dealer for 12k unless it's paint is peeling and faded, has problems. This car was taken care of.
I just paid 8000 for a 2012 rav4 all wheel drive 4 cyl with 86,000 miles it runs like new. Picked it up in New York and drove it to Iowa next day trouble free.
@@TheTruth-dy8zeWe didn’t buy it new. It was already devalued. Even gas powered vehicles have crappy trade in values. Although, I did once have a Chevy Volt (plug in hybrid) lease that had a trade in value that was higher than what we owed.
$14,000 for an 11 year old car with over 200,000Km on it??? RIP-OFF!!!!!! I don't care if it is a Toyota! That's more than the cost of all the vehicles I've owned since 1993 COMBINED!!!
That’s how Toyotas are. They are going to have high resale value no matter what the mileage is because people know that they are built well and run for a really long time. Also, that’s the way the market is for the older Toyotas right now.
@@Nousername9-b1n Toyota is like Peterbilt, you're paying a premium for the name. Plenty of other manufacturers make solid reliable cars. Two years ago, I bought a 2011 Altima with only 109k miles on it for $4k. The body had normal wear and some clear coat fading, but that didn't matter since it's a learner car for my kids and it still cleans up nicely. The leather interior is flawless and literally every button and function works perfectly, even the sunroof. I've put 25k miles on it in the past two years with multiple 1200 mile road trips, including steep mountain grades in the CA summer; and all I've had to do is normal maintenance. It doesn't burn oil and it gets 35-40mpg on the highway. And when the CVT eventually goes out, I can replace it for $3k and get another 100k+ out of the car.
Does your car rebuild? I do research rav 2015 doesn’t have CVT transmission “No, the 2015 Toyota RAV4 has a 6-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with intelligence (ECT-i). However, the 2019 RAV4 and newer models have a 6-speed or 10-speed continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). CVT transmissions are also known as shiftless, step-less, or pulley transmissions”……. Does a 2015 Toyota RAV4 Have a CVT Transmission? The 2015 Toyota RAV4 comes standard with a 2.4L four-cylinder engine and six-speed automatic transmission. The 2015 RAV4 is not equipped with a CVT transmission. Probably your rav4 ( car flipping with engine and transmission modifications)
Others will by the car and have 100,000 more trouble free miles. Toyota are not like cars from the 70s and 80s where 100k means it's junk. Toyota has figured out how to make engines that last.
Thanks for this video. Scan tool looks like it’s running Android! Re: internet, guess you could always use the hotspot on your phone if WiFi is too far away, if you have service.
oil change intervals are a problem when I look for used Toyota. Many leases are not getting a change until traded back at 30,000 plus miles. Many other 1 and 2 owners have 10-12 thousand miles between oil changes and ZERO tranny and fluid changes.Too many are also driven too hard in town driving as they are getting their brakes changed every 40 thousand miles.
Buy a newer used car w/ lower miles 2022-2023 , you will still have whatever’s remaining of the powertrain warranty in most cases probably not maintenance However
I own a 2014 RAV4 Limited. I also own a 2017 XLE+ both have the 2.5 with 6 speed auto but the 2014 limited I can easily average 39 mpg in sport mode which is great because the xle 30 mpg at best. Only thing that saddens me is the 2014 blizzard pearl white paint is peeling off. They had a recall for that years ago but with 167,000 miles I’m thinking about stripping down to metal and painting it 00 white myself.
STOP complaining guys!😂 That’s what they’re going for and that’s that… at the Manheim auction that vehicle costs $9K before fees, shipping, reconditioning, insurance, lot mortgage, sellers commission etc. so $14k is fair but $12500 would be better. But not a robbery at all!
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You're talking about a Toyota! With regular maintenance, this car could easily go 400,000 miles or more. This is nof a Ford Focus!
Just got into an accident with a rav4. RAV4 flipped several times and landed about 100’ from impact. Guy got out and was fine. I’m sold.
I see a lot of people comment about scotty being biased and I've never owned a Toyota, but I also know a lot of people that will never buy anything else but a Toyota after being burned for decades into buying something else. It seems to me that his main mission is to educate us so we don't get burned. I have really learned and enjoyed his videos for the last few years since I started watching. Luckily I got a Honda 10 years ago after chasing my tail with a so called American made car like GM, Ford and the nonexistent Chrysler. I don't think that I would buy anything newer than a 2019 because of all of the problems with all of the manufacturers and the technology and supply chain issues. Some really great and smart people comment on here and I always like to read some of them. Thanks everyone and even the haters
I treasure my 2004 highlander, bought last year for 5,000 with just under 10,000 miles. Replaced original dry rotted tire. all fluids changed, new timing belt/ water pump, updated Bluetooth head to the JBL sound system. Very blessed
I like it but I refuse to pay 14k for a 10 year old car with 160k miles on it. Sorry. That's a 6 or 8 thousand dollar car. Stop paying these prices and they will adjust down to where they belong.
So true!🤔🤫
That price you said is probably less than what the dealer payed for it, so of course they have to gouge the next buyer!😡
Prices are never coming down sadly.
Yall keep saying this but people need a car. Prices are not coming back down
Totally agree!
Stop 🛑 it Scotty. You’re not going to buy anything
😂
I think the world would stop spinning if Scotty actually bought a brand new car/SUV/ Truck
Angels would fear the apocalypse was imminent if they actually witnessed Scotty laying down the Cash.
😅
He’s totally not buying one. He’s waiting for the 15yr old one with 160k miles.😂
@@derekcox6531 You mean the 30 yr old one with 350 K miles
That’s a Scotty car
To all the folk who are claiming that the fella got robbed by purchasing a 10 year old car with 168k miles. All I can say is that this is the times we live in. I am a small independent repair shop and dealer. You wouldn't believe what these cars go for at auction. Heck I don't even buy much from auctions anymore because the prices are so high that I'd have to charge something like this to even have a small margin by the time I paid for all the fees, transport, reconditioning, detail, etc. So I just don't buy them. But the point is that this is the time we live in. Most all good used cars like Toyota, Honda, etc are fetching higher than normal prices because, well, they can. Even at the auctions. Consider this phenomenon when you make a critique.
Bruh I got a 2014 mazda3 with 130k mileage for $5,000. 14k is wilddddd
Bruh, it's a Mazda, not a Toyota!
@@CadillacGregg309and that’s why they are currently business partners. 👏
@mazduh07kc 2013 Mazda is before any so-called partnership.
thats a good deal. where you got it.?
That’s what they’re going for and that’s that
I just traded my 2006 Lexus RX400h for a 2017 RAV4 AWD XLE with 63k miles. I love it so far!
How much did they give you for the Lexus trade in ?
Have a 2009 lexus rx350..it now has 199k on it. Paid $4900.....v6.....love it!
We have a 2015 rav4 xle, 103,000 miles, bought it new,still runs and drive like new, it does need a battery every 2 years.
I have a 2015 as well purchased it 2019. No battery change yet. Why do you need a battery every 2 years? Just curious.
@@ZKH6969 maybe it's that I live in Florida and it's hot here
You need to check for a parasitic draw in the electrical system. You should not need a new battery every two years, even if you're only buying a battery with a 2 year warranty.
You should get 4 years out of a battery
My wife has one like that. She calls it Nancy because it looks like a car a middle aged woman named Nancy would own.
Definitely not Nancy Pelosi
Ha Ha Ha good one!
I call mine Smurfette bc its a Smurfy blue color lol
@@neekyboo77hey now that’s electric storm blue to you friend! That’s a great name. She named ours azula from the fire bender with the blue flame.
So only middle aged women are named Nancy?
My old 1999 Rav4 went over 300K before I sold it and it was still running!
Man got robbed paying 14k for 2014 with 168k
😁😁😁😁😁
That’s how Toyotas are. They are going to have high resale value no matter what the mileage is because people know that they are built well and run for a really long time.
At least it is fully loaded, if it was a base model than yes he got the shaft.
In 2020, I bought a 2013 RAV4 Limited 2wd (like new) with 70K on it for $14K.
So, for the same money in 2024, for a 2014 RAV4 with 160K is insane!
It's a very well made car, but 14k for 168k miles "Sheesh"
have a 2003 honda accord v6 6 speed manual for 22 years only spent money on brakes tires oil changes thats it love this car
We have a Rab Pour (my wife is Filipina) and it will likely be our “forever car” that we will retire, grow old, and die with.
14K is insane with all those miles. 9K would be about right.
2014 RAV4 is indeed a reliable car, but "Comfortable" 😁😁😁, No, its too jiggly (stiff suspension with short wheel-base), otherwise, pretty well made. One thing to check is if it has its transmission fluid replaced at all...
I find the steering overly sensitive. I prefer Hondas.
We are buying a 2024 rav 4 LE FWD. The shocks in our current car are totally shot. The new Rav 4 will probably seem like a comfy ride to us. 😁
I've got a 98 with 345k kilometers on it. Still runs like a top, but it does use some oil.
I'm quite pleased that my 2009 Prius has just over 250K miles, burns no oil, AC is cold, has no codes, and runs very well especally after I just repaced the inverter coolant pump.
Go for it, i bought my Honda Cr-v For pretty much the same milage and now its like on 193000 miles and still a smooth ride without much problems. Last time i had it with the mechanic was on the annual inspection on february 2023 that is like every 2nd year and still I don't need to fix anything on it yet. Have another rav4 2002 on 248000 miles that really have had some bad previous owners that didn't take proper care of it, Had it since 2022 but have to park it right now because of rust. the only Major issues (despite the bad oil pressure it had one or a few times) with that was that stupid turbo mechanism that sometimes forced me to restart the engine a couple of times, I could have just scrapped it but i know its still a good car so i put it aside and fix it when time is available.
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Hey this is the one I have I love it. Bought at 107k for 13k I’m pregnant and I hope it lasts till my babies in high school
Good Luck with that!
Wishing *you* all the *best* *pregnancy* and *Rev4* 🙏
That is at least 14 years.
Also, the 2024 Hybrids by me are going for $31,000 to $34,000. Nowhere near the >$50,000 you say they are going for.
Yep, I got my 2024 Rav4 Hybrid for $32,800, and that was with a oem roof rack, door mouldings, and alloy wheels...
Damn
Still too much. The 'gas savings' are negated with the expensive monthly insurance.
Rather get used at a fraction of the price and dirt cheap insurance. $14k for this one was too much too
I have. 2017 RAV4 hybrid with 142,000 miles that gets 42mpg. Fill ups cost me $38 a week, and all I've done to it is oil changes, a tire change, and a coolant drain and fill.
Rav four are great vehicles
98 buick lesabre, 112000 miles,perfect shape and i paid 2k cash last year.runs like a top
Was that Mrs Scotty at 8:56 ?
She's pretty!
Further proof the Scotty Kilmer is the man.
Tell me im wrong.
Bro got robbed wtf ☠️
and the one who paid 56k for a rav4 hybrid like people have lost their minds
No way Scotty. I had a 2010 for a couple years. It said 4 cycle but really it was a 2 cycle by how much oil it used. Then the rust - was about ready to break in two when I traded it off. Visibility is an issue with rav - you really can not see out the rear and the hood slopes so can't see front. Worst car I ever owned.
Bruh, you must be a midget because my short sister measuring in at a mighty 5:3 says she loves the visibility and can see just fine out the rear window even with tint
Doing 50 on a 35 speed limit zone you sir were born to be wild!
I have the exact same car. I bought it new and now it has 40,000. Looks and runs like brand new. I just put my second set of tires, had the brake pads/rotors changed and changed all the fluids. The car is the best car in snow I have ever own. It seldom goes into AWD and it is great in front wheel drive only. I just put a set of Michelin Cross Climate 2’s. Love them! Looking forward how the handle the snow in the Pocono’s of PA. I plan on keeping this car this it dies.
That looks just like my car. I absolutely love it. Spent all day working on it today.
My 2011 RAV4 Base is great. Going strong with 226000 . I'm going for more
Not directly related, but I bought a Canadian Sequoia and has the paint issue, but Toyota USA wouldn’t touch it even though it was made in the USA.
never even pulled the dipstick. ! Scanner doesn't tell you if it has oil.
I had a 2016 RAV4 with a 2.0 engine and a CVT that was available in Europe. We didn’t have the 2.5 engine. I had it since new and made 150k km. 2 years ago I replaced it with Lexus NX hybrid that I like even more. It’s much more comfortable and interior quality is a whole different level than the RAV4. I will probably keep the NX for a long time.
Love my 97 RAV4...still going strong and looks good too!
Every RAV4 I’ve driven is about as comfortable as a picnic table.
Ty for that. Well said
I have my 2016 awd rav4 limited made in Canada as well. Im the only owner and keep up with maintenance. Im only at 90k miles. Still runs like its brand new.
Mum got a Kia new 20grand. Has had no problems.
Yet, give it a year or two.
@@kennywhiddon1497 was new in 2020. Still runs mint as. Absolutely no problems at all.
My sister has a 2017 KIA Soul and last year it started having oil disappear. No leaks but goes thru a quart a week. That’s putting less than 70 miles a week on it going to work. Kia and the dealer says that normal. No it’s not.
@@cynthiatully5234 It's probably one sold in America, you guys get crappy cars there. Cars that are for NZ market are built better.
It will.
In 2018 I bought a 2012 Prius V with 29,000 miles for $14,000. Now 6 years & 104,000 miles later the car is worth almost the same. Runs great & will be interesting to how many more miles & years I will get out of it, barring deer strikes of course.
I have a 2016 rav4. No problems
Probably, we have exact RAV4. I have 100,256 miles on it. Just a good reliable work horse.
They have this cost and have value, but most are way overpriced because they know people will pay that for them. Toyota has the most resale value, but these dealer prices are a joke and that's for all vehicles. Buy used and pay cash from a private seller if you can and save $5 to $8k.
Bought a 2015 Chevy volt with 61k miles for 13.5k, couldn’t be happier.
Good grief thats why i buy new 14 grand 160 that dude got reamed that thing will be breaking down every month lmao
Sorry, your customer got taken.
@8:53 Scotty's wife makes a guest appearance.
He got Rob by the stealership by paying 14000 dollards for a 10 year old car, I don't give at at axs how good the car is.😁😁😁😁
That’s how Toyotas are. They are going to have high resale value no matter what the mileage is because people know that they are built well and run for a really long time.
Yeah, that's pretty high for a 2014 with that many miles.
My 2005 is still going 205,000. It’s the best car I ever dreamed of
Did we get a glimpse of the mysterious Mrs Scotty? Now I'm curious.
lynne yes that's uncle Scotty's wife's aunt Leslie at 08:54.
@@nigelnazeemjohannes85 Thank you I'm nosy, curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back ! as the saying goes.
I just sold my 2012 TRD sport 4x4 Tacoma with 125k miles.
Guy paid me 21 thousand. Cost 34 thousand new.
That's just what things cost now.
That's pretty much my condition with 2016:) 130,000 miles, got it at 70,000 miles a couple years ago:) it's an amazing car!
It's in great condition, I take care of it, some of the maintenance is a little behind though like the coolant, timing chain, and differential fluid, becauase I can't afford to change them right now.
I still have $13,700 to pay on it though:/ but in less than 3 years it'll be paid off!:)
We bought our 2007 Rav4 new. Other than exterior cosmetics it's in the same condition that it was when we drove it off of the lot.
Scotty so cheap he probably wouldn't lend you 10 bucks.
asked my dad to borrow $10 when I was 12........never again 🤦.
He went mental/angry....never again 😂.
I imagine he tips generously, IS generous.
Neither would I
He's cheap when it comes to spending but he's not greedy. Big difference.
He's already stated he does not accept donations because he only wants to help people and doesn't want their money.
"put that in your pipe and smoke it" ajjajajaajajajajajaj thank U Scotty!
My wife and I are looking to buy a rav4, so this video is perfect timing
Go with A honda Crv if you can find a clean on that was one owner they out last toyotas and are more comfortable
You should be able to use your phone as a mobile wifi hot spot to connect your scan tool. As long as you have a good cellular signal you're good. If the scan tool won't connect to your phone then it really is a piece of crap
Looks like I’ll keep driving our 2004 Camry with 280k. $14k for 160k miles is wild.
I also see post-high-school kids thinking $1000/month car payments are normal. It’s not. That used to be a house payment. Kids also used to drive hand-me-down beaters, not late model $50k Jeeps.
I always replace my tires at the same time, even when I drove a front wheel car. Every 5 years for my summers and 6 for my winters and only because by then they are cracking
Scotty, you could use the WiFi hotspot on your mobile phone for that scan tool. You don't need your domestic internet in that man cave.
I’ve got an ‘08, 111K, runs great…
I have a 2006 Matrix with300,790 miles, motor, trans, fine, just needs a paint job!
I think they made that and the Vibe in Canada as well.
I believe the matrix and Corolla from that era are the most trouble free cars ever made.
What is rapter liner????? @@v.scarlet.813
14k… safe to say he got ripped off
Yep!🤔🤯
It's a $12k car, ripped off, no, finessed yes. He will 100% get his $14,000 out of that car. Actually 160,000 mi maybe closer to $11 k
He only Drove it 16.000 per year not to many miles but still think it's only worth about $12.000
What's all the nasty comments about? You won't find a Toyota in this good shape at a dealer for 12k unless it's paint is peeling and faded, has problems. This car was taken care of.
Maybe from a private owner if you're lucky finding one. @@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY
I just paid 8000 for a 2012 rav4 all wheel drive 4 cyl with 86,000 miles it runs like new. Picked it up in New York and drove it to Iowa next day trouble free.
Might want to check it's history. Also look for rust, being a New York vehicle.
scotty you can turn on hotspot mode on your phone
I have a 2014 RAV4, and it doesn’t look at all like that. It looks like the previous body style. It’s also an EV, not a plug in hybrid, a real EV.
So sad about your battery cart no trade in used value.
@@TheTruth-dy8zeWe didn’t buy it new. It was already devalued. Even gas powered vehicles have crappy trade in values. Although, I did once have a Chevy Volt (plug in hybrid) lease that had a trade in value that was higher than what we owed.
$14,000 for an 11 year old car with over 200,000Km on it??? RIP-OFF!!!!!! I don't care if it is a Toyota! That's more than the cost of all the vehicles I've owned since 1993 COMBINED!!!
That’s how Toyotas are. They are going to have high resale value no matter what the mileage is because people know that they are built well and run for a really long time. Also, that’s the way the market is for the older Toyotas right now.
@@Nousername9-b1n Toyota is like Peterbilt, you're paying a premium for the name. Plenty of other manufacturers make solid reliable cars. Two years ago, I bought a 2011 Altima with only 109k miles on it for $4k. The body had normal wear and some clear coat fading, but that didn't matter since it's a learner car for my kids and it still cleans up nicely. The leather interior is flawless and literally every button and function works perfectly, even the sunroof. I've put 25k miles on it in the past two years with multiple 1200 mile road trips, including steep mountain grades in the CA summer; and all I've had to do is normal maintenance. It doesn't burn oil and it gets 35-40mpg on the highway. And when the CVT eventually goes out, I can replace it for $3k and get another 100k+ out of the car.
Especially in Canada. After 10 years it starts to turn into a rust bucket.
Some tire shops will shave a new tire down to match the other 3 so you won't have to buy all 4 new.
Paid too much. Many 2014s with
The rav 4 with 3.5 V6 is a rocket ship
I have a 2015 Rav4. It is a great car, but is slightly diferent than yours. It is a 2.0 liters, CVT. Do you know this model?
Does your car rebuild? I do research rav 2015 doesn’t have CVT transmission “No, the 2015 Toyota RAV4 has a 6-speed electronically controlled automatic transmission with intelligence (ECT-i). However, the 2019 RAV4 and newer models have a 6-speed or 10-speed continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). CVT transmissions are also known as shiftless, step-less, or pulley transmissions”……. Does a 2015 Toyota RAV4 Have a CVT Transmission? The 2015 Toyota RAV4 comes standard with a 2.4L four-cylinder engine and six-speed automatic transmission. The 2015 RAV4 is not equipped with a CVT transmission. Probably your rav4 ( car flipping with engine and transmission modifications)
There is no such thing as a 6-speed or 10-speed continuously variable automatic transmission. Just CVT or 6-speed or 10-speed automatic transmission.
The 2.0 liters with CVT was sold in Brazil and some other contries.
@@felipelomando if brand new 0KM/miles make sense however used with cvt and 2.0 L those rebuild or modified manufacturing
14 thousand for 160 thousand mile car. I'll take the bus first.
Others will by the car and have 100,000 more trouble free miles. Toyota are not like cars from the 70s and 80s where 100k means it's junk. Toyota has figured out how to make engines that last.
Why didn't Scotty use the Wi-Fi hotspot function of his smartphone (that's better than an old Toyota navigation system).
14k?? wow
My Impala is a 2011 and runs like new. I only buy North American made 😅.
Daddy when are you going to do Scotty come on live stream probably today maybe at 2:00 a.m.
You can probably hot spot your cell phone to get that scanner to work anywhere.
I’m starting to question your judgment Scotty mileage is way too high
160K is nothing. Try 250-300K and up. That's high mileage.
My 250,000 mile Prius is still running like a clock.
Thanks for this video. Scan tool looks like it’s running Android! Re: internet, guess you could always use the hotspot on your phone if WiFi is too far away, if you have service.
I still want to move to Clarksville, Tn😅
Any Toyota or Lexus made in Japan will always be a better car…
They make cars to a higher standard there.
2014-2018 Toyota Corolla, please help me.
@@devenmellor Georgia, where you lived
The V6 engine was eliminated in 2013 for the RAV4.
I have a 2016 RAV4 best vehicle I’ve ever owned, I love it. Haven’t had any issues.
Thank you Scotty Kilmer. Xox
Then gen rav4 in Uk with 151k miles on sale for £3500 so 1/3 of the USA price
oil change intervals are a problem when I look for used Toyota. Many leases are not getting a change until traded back at 30,000 plus miles. Many other 1 and 2 owners have 10-12 thousand miles between oil changes and ZERO tranny and fluid changes.Too many are also driven too hard in town driving as they are getting their brakes changed every 40 thousand miles.
I'm seeing the same thing when I look at Carfax reports for used Toyotas. I do not like these 10K+ mile oil change intervals!
2014 rav4 le was $16k new and he paid 14k 10 years later.
😂😂😂😂😂
OK. And?
Have you seen what houses have done in the last 10 years?
2014 is gone and will not be back again. The prices are, what the prices are...
@@michaeljones3765 Yoy missed the point. It's s not a collectable and it kept its value because of its reliability. No other brand does that.
Buy a newer used car w/ lower miles 2022-2023 , you will still have whatever’s remaining of the powertrain warranty in most cases probably not maintenance However
Scotty is awesome.
Scotty, What is your opinion about a CVT automatic transmission with over 100,000 miles on it?
People tether those scanners to their cell phones for internet
Just sold our 13 4 cyl..had replace engine at 200.00o..trans not long after..also new cat ..very dependable car regardless
Thats an endless money MOUNTAIN 🏆🥇💵💸
ol scotty dog know his toyotas
I think this puts Scotty at 14 vehicles now.
I own a 2014 RAV4 Limited. I also own a 2017 XLE+ both have the 2.5 with 6 speed auto but the 2014 limited I can easily average 39 mpg in sport mode which is great because the xle 30 mpg at best. Only thing that saddens me is the 2014 blizzard pearl white paint is peeling off. They had a recall for that years ago but with 167,000 miles I’m thinking about stripping down to metal and painting it 00 white myself.
That care is worth 7.500. That’s even more than could get at an auction
STOP complaining guys!😂 That’s what they’re going for and that’s that… at the Manheim auction that vehicle costs $9K before fees, shipping, reconditioning, insurance, lot mortgage, sellers commission etc. so $14k is fair but $12500 would be better. But not a robbery at all!