RAV4 Video Road Test
A Compact SUV That Lives Larger Than The Competition
Toyota’s RAV4 is a compact SUV that lives life a little larger than its competitors, with a spacious interior and even offering optional third-row seating. The sport-grade RAV4 we tested was equipped with a 269 horsepower engine, 18-inch wheels and sport-turned suspension. Overall, the RAV4’s upgrades for the current generation include a new standard 2.5-liter four-cylinder engine, new styling with a restyled grille and front bumpers, improved fog light trims and redesigned tail lamps. Watch The Video!
| TEST RESULTS | TEST RESULTS | ||
| 0 - 60 MPH (sec.) | 7.55 | Actual MPG (Highway) | 31.6 |
| 50 - 70 MPH (sec.) | 3.5 | EPA Estimate (Highway) | 28 |
| 1/4 Mile Top Speed (MPH) | 92.8 | % Change Actual vs. EPA | +12.8% |
| 1/4 Mile Time (sec.) | 15.9 | Sound Level @ Highway (dBa) | 71 |
| 70 - 0 MPH Braking Time (sec.) | 4.3 | Turning Radius (feet) | 22′6” |
| 70 - 0 MPH Braking Dist. (feet) | 260 |
“The RAV4’s contemporary design conveys the Toyota identity in an aerodynamically efficient shape. The redesigned grille and headlamps give RAV4 a rugged yet sporty look. The 0.33 coefficient of drag is among the best in its segment.”

RAV4 At The Club

Easy to read instruments

Rear seats fold for extra room

