2015 Toyota RAV4 Reviews

I find my Toyota rav4 very reliable and have had no problems with it in the 4 years I have owned it. I like that it sits up higher than a passenger car which makes it easy to get in and get out. It is a comfortable ride and handles very well. I like that the seats fold down so I am able to load and carry larger items. It also has a 'black-out' screen that pulls over the end compartment so no-one looking in can see what I have in my vehicle. I also love the back up camera that pops on when I am traveling in reverse. Making it safer to pull out of my driveway.

Rav4 is a good 'step down' from minivan. Still have lots of space. The 60/40 split for the back seat offers many options. Have used it for family beach trips and moving college student in and out of her dorm. Have had to replace battery multiple times but not sure if that is because of the rav or the quality of the batteries that have been used. Front passenger door lock no longer responds electronically, so have to lock it manually. Have had to replace parts of the air conditioner recently. Overall, a very good car.

Overall, I think that when choosing a car Toyota is the way to go. Toyota is known to be reliable and that is something very important when buying a car. I love my Toyota rav4 because it is spacious and is very good for road trips. I have already gone on 3 road trips with this car in less than a year and it was the best... So much space for comfort and storage. In my opinion it is also really good on gas. The look of the rav4 is also great and suits everyone.

It is a reliable vehicle, safe, gets decent gas mileage, and one of the best perks is the room for storage in the car. However, if you are looking for a car with great suspension, this is not it. The car does not handle speed bumps or potholes very well. The seats are not very good if you have back issues. You'll need to have a back pillow for support. The main digital touch screen in the center console is okay. I wish navigation GPS was standard because the traffic map is terrible (very hard to read). Also, the loudspeaker in the car is not great for hands free phone calls because no one can ever hear me. Toyota dealership looked at it many times and says it works properly but it does not. The road noise in this car is also somewhat loud compared to my husbands Honda truck.

I have had no trouble with my rav4. It is performance is great. It is very dependable requiring only routine maintenance to keep it reliable. The seats are comfort and since I am short I like the way I can adjust it to fit me. It has a CD player, am and FM radio and the ability to add Sirius if I want to. It has cloth seats that do not get to hot when sun is "cooking" the car. It is a 2015 model and I have only had to replace the brake pads recently. I also love the service I get from my dealer. They do a thorough job and always get me in quickly when I need service. This is my third Toyota and it will not be my last one.

This car is extremely reliable and a very good car to drive on long trips. It is child friendly, very safe and everyone who drives it feels safe and at ease. We have had no problems with our car in the five years that we have had it and as long as you get it serviced after a certain number of miles, this car will serve you well for many years to come. We are very happy with our purchase. It is comfortable, spacious and perfect for our family of four. I would highly recommend this car to a young family or even a single person who enjoys going on adventures with their friends. There is no better car for the price of this wonderful vehicle!

Great trim, smooth drive. Noise on highway is minimal. If you choose to utilize Bluetooth for radio it works and pair seamlessly. Using Bluetooth for phone music call work well you can hear but I have had some complaints about being heard. Seat are comfortable. Back seat spacing could be better. Trunk space is amazing. Maintain a is reasonable. Prices for parts and general maintains is good. Finding parts are easy as well. Gas mileage true to form.

My rav4 has been a great car, very reliable only problems I have had since I got it were a flat tire. The storage space in the back when you put the seats down is huge. I moved out of an apartment using the back of the car. Interior looks nice a little higher end than something like a Camry. Very comfortable seating. Only weird thing about the car is the brakes squeak a little even though they're brand new. Goes away after the first time I use them.

Recently my left hatch strut seized and broke. I got an appt. At North Hills Toyota where I purchased my RAV 4 2015 as a new car. I also purchased the extended warranty. Much to my disbelief the parts and labor to replace both struts was $1386.00. My advisor Dave explained to me that water gets in and rusts sets in causing the strut (left) to seize and break. The right one had extensive rust and was suggested to replace as well. Dave called the extended warranty office (All State) and after he provided pictures to them, they denied my claim due to “rust”. As a concerned customer, I too called All State and they reiterated the same information. I was told to put “lubricant” on struts to prevent rust thus maintaining their integrity. I looked in my owners manuel(s) and didn’t see any information regarding this. I called Toyota to complain and to inform them that I feel that this should be a recall. The only information I got was that Toyota would only cover my expenses if it was under 3 years/ 30,000 miles. My car has been garage kept since I bought it. There has to be a better design to prevent this from occurring. I called a few toyota parts departments around my area and even ones out of state. The struts are the same price and these struts are “barely” in stock and a “sought after” item. One part employee informed me that I needed to provide my VIN number because if I didn’t purchase my RAV nearby he was unable to sell these struts to me and I would have to shop locally (in PA) . This information in itself tells me that there definitely should be a recall and the parts employee agreed. I am extremely disappointed in Toyota for not recognizing that this is a problem or accepting responsibility. I am so frustrated and dissatisfied. I would never recommend anyone to buy a Toyota in fact I would discourage it. I plan to inform as many people as I can via social media and the internet all my issues with the defective design of my RAV4 and the expensive result.

The 2015 rav4 limited includes a sunroof and seat heaters, which are two of my favorite features. Back seats lay flat when put down for extra trunk space, though trunk is already spacious enough without having to put the seats down. 2 cup holders in center console with one additional one in each door as well as 2 extras between the back seats - I always have a place for my coffee! Repairs are cheap when going directly to Toyota dealer, though I haven't had anything seriously wrong happen with the car in the 5 years I have owned it!

Love my rav4! It handles so nicely, has a very smooth ride and is easy to drive. So much comfortable room in the back seat, which can each recline separately. Great cargo area in the hatch back! I also have the auto-open hatch which I love. Very handy when the weather is rainy or snowy, esp. When leaving the grocery!! There is only one thing I do not like and may have change with newer models. There is a blind spot on the passenger rear side. I previously owned a Toyota Camry for 14 years!! Reliable vehicle!

I love the style of the car and the gas mileage is pretty good, the only thing that I really do not like is the road noise is kind of loud. When I am on the phone service through the car, it is hard for the person on the other end to hear me. I love the sunroof and most of the features on the car. The back seat is a good size that fits 3 adults pretty comfortable I think because of the leg room. There is a good amount of it. Not like in a small car, but I think that I need a little more cargo space for kid hauling. I am a mom to 2 very active boys so thinking when my lease is up we will be considering a larger SUV.

I purchased this vehicle in April of this year. I had seen them and I really like Toyota products. I have had absolutely no problems whatsoever. The Rav4 had 40,000 miles on it when I purchased it. I plan to drive it for the rest of my life. I have driven a Lexus for over 13 years and it is essentially a Toyota product. I had 177,000 miles on it. I sold it to my nephew. I really recommend Toyota vehicles. My nephew drove a 4runner for over 600,000 miles. Purchased another on last year. I feel safe and comfortable in my Rav4. I enjoy the vantage point the SUV provides me as I am short. The gray metal like color is attractive. I have enjoyed the sunroof quite a bit. The gas mileage I have experience has been satisfactory to me. Actually it is a little better than I expected, I use 87 gasoline which I like. In my Lexus I used 89 octane. Overall I am most pleased with my 2015 Toyota Rav4. Took me a while to figure the automatic exterior lights. The Bluetooth audio is something I enjoy. Prevents hand held cell phone usage.

The car has been driven not many miles. If it is not driven 30 minutes a week the battery goes dead. It is awful. What in the heck would cause this? A mechanic said that it has apps running all the time and has to be driven 30 mins a week. I have never heard heard of this before. This is the last car I can afford. I dont know what to do I wonder if these apps can be turned off?? I think I got a lemon. I got it in 2015. Hardly any miles. I know this is just reviews but I miss my old Toyota back when they made them good.