Is the Toyota RAV4 worth high mileage?
True of the ’06-’08 four cylinder, it’s just not worth the risk. As far as a high mile ’09 or newer it would depend on the maintenance performed over the years just like any other used car. Buying from a private owner that maintained impeccable records would be a decent bet.
Are there any tests on a 1999 Toyota RAV4?
The 1999 Toyota RAV4 has not been tested. Like what you see? Find the best deal on a Toyota RAV4 today. There are for sale near you. Certified child passenger safety technicians conduct hands-on tests of a car’s Latch system and check the vehicle’s ability to accommodate different types of car seats.
What was the problem with the Toyota RAV4 in 2005?
The main problem in 2005 was excessive oil consumption and it’s worth remembering that as it has been one of the Rav4’s chief problems throughout many production years. Drivers have noted that, often between 75,000 and 150,000 miles the engine burns so much oil due to hard to find leaks that they’ll need to add more oil more than once per month.
How much does a Toyota RAV4 Le cost?
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Are there any issues with the Toyota RAV4?
The ’06 and some early ’07s did have an issue with failing ignition coils, but unless you find one with 50K on the clock that problem has most likely occurred and been resolved, as it has on ours. Same with the transaxle whine, ours never had it and those that did have very likely had it fixed.
Is it okay to burn oil in a Toyota RAV4?
Also probably the greatest % of 4-cylinders don’t burn oil. And if they do apparently Toyota will fix it, but that’s a pain you may not want to work thru. But there again it may have been fixed already or be non-existent. Good info from the seller goes a long way here. I’d avoid the car flippers who know or care ZERO about a vehicle’s history.
When is the best time to buy a Toyota RAV4?
My wife and I are looking to buy a RAV4 2009 or newer. I was told on this website it’s best to avoid 2008 or older because of an questionable engine problem of being an oil burner (by the way, does everyone agree with that?). Anyway to afford a 2009 we may have to find one that is 120,000 miles or more. How does the RAV4 hold up at a higher milage?