Toyota RAV4 Reviews

I am the owner of a 2014 Toyota Rav4. Mechanically, the car runs well and has 40K miles. The exterior of the car, however, is in a bad state due to Toyota's use of inferior paint when constructing the car. The paint has been consistently peeling on my car for the last 4 years. Toyota had a limited-service campaign with strict time limitations to try to fix this problem, since many Toyota owners had the same issue. They painted the exterior of my car twice in two different parts (but only where the peeling of the car occurred) free of charge. They refused to paint the whole car.

I bought a brand new RAV4 XLE 2025. First off this is considered to have many bells and whistles which it does not have like a rear windshield washer. It has a wiper but what happened to the washer? That's just one of the things the dealer never told me. So ok I guess it's not a make it or break it deal. Next thing it does not have is a remote start, oh wait it has it but it is going to cost me 5 dollars a month after a year. The 38 thousand plus dollars I paid for the car was not enough for them I guess. This is an XLE mind you no power seat on the passenger side of the car. The GPS has many features you can't use unless you want to pay more to get it to work right. All news to us. No one told me about all the things it would not have for as long as I owned the car. Needless to say they have lost me as a faithful Toyota customer. Forever.

Toyota called and said I have the car you may like. It was a 2025 Rav 4 which was represented as having most of the bells and whistles. We bought it expecting to have the bells and whistles for the time we owned the car. The sales person asked for my wife's Iphone, download an app, and clicked agree to trial periods. We learned this a year later after toyota took away our bells and whistles. See, what the salesperson clicked agree to was we agree to a 1 year trial period and after that we could choose to pay them extra for the navigation system to work. We knew nothing about any subscription till the day toyota turned it off essentially stealing what we had bought and paid for.

I have been a Toyota loyalist for 30 years. Our Rav4 suffers from a few quality issues that I can overlook. However, very recently, large sections of paint are peeling off of the roof. Toyota is well aware of this issue. They originally had a customer assistance program to address this. I called Toyota and they told me the assistance program expired 2 months ago and they refused to do anything for me. Very poor experience and they now lost a loyal customer (as well as his family and friends).

2021 Defected RAV4 XLE Premium | Diagnostic Code P0011 | Manufacturing Defects | 53000 kms | Only serviced at Dealership | Engine | Timing Cover. 23000 kms | October 2023: Meadowvale Toyota informed me that the brake shoes on my vehicle were nearly worn out and required replacement. However, in January 2024, Taylor Toyota in Regina inspected the same brakes and confirmed they still had 7–8 mm remaining—enough for another 65000 kms.

My vehicle, a Toyota RAV4, purchased from your dealership located at 4123 Strandherd Drive, Ottawa, ON K2J 6H8, in October 2022. I have encountered significant issues with the air conditioning system. Unfortunately, when I sought assistance from your service department regarding the air conditioning issue, I was informed that a small hole had been found, which led to the denial of warranty coverage for the necessary repairs. The toyota became very bad quality

I purchased a 2025 RAV4 Hybrid. I’m not one to leave reviews but I felt I needed to as vehicle shopping can be a challenge. Great vehicle. The fuel economy is great, paired with the lower maintenance I feel like I’m saving money with selling my 2007 Dodge Caliber. I’m impressed with the interior space, it’s massive inside. I planned to do a base model but I ended up with a limited as the features, especially the safety features quickly felt like a necessity. My insurance is significantly cheaper than I anticipated. Although I would not recommend linking the My Drive to your insurance policy. I couldn’t be happier with my purchase.

@ToyotaUSA is DELAYING my Lemon Law buyback case! 🚨 I purchased a brand-new 2025 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid, but it has been defective since day one. Toyota refuses to fix the issue and is now delaying my buyback request while forcing me to continue making payments on a defective vehicle. I have filed complaints with the FTC, BBB, and Connecticut Lemon Law, but Toyota still refuses to take responsibility! Toyota, do the right thing and process my buyback immediately! #ToyotaLemonLaw #ToyotaFraud #ToyotaScam #ToyotaCustomerService

2010 Rav 4, Over 100,000 miles without a tune up. Total miles 308,000 Total miles. A quart of oil between oil changes. That's quality. Dependability, and I Bought this car used. Basic maintenance that's all it needs. Even with the mileage I could still get money for it because it runs so well. Still solid. My last Corolla I donated to the Salvation Army with 276,000 and the sold it.. Not for junk!. I'm 77 my last fling thinking of the Supra?

First of all, the interior quality could be much better. It’s a little noisy, and the assembly feels subpar, as if it was put together in a backyard. Secondly, after just 8,000 km, the vehicle started leaking oil from the oil pan. The service technician told me it’s a common issue because Toyota stopped using a gasket on the oil pan and now relies solely on silicone sealant. Another frustrating issue is the digital speedometer. I can’t get used to it. When the sun is behind you, it’s nearly impossible to see your speed while driving.