Anonymous wrote:Ford Escape. I wasn’t sure about an American car, but I thought it was superior to the Rav 4 in just about every west. Ford hybrids have been extremely reliable, too.
Anonymous wrote:What do you hate about the RAV 4, OP? I need to replace my Forester soon and thought the RAV 4 Prime looked good.
Maybe a Honda CRV?
Anonymous wrote:Do they have hybrids on the lots now? We looked a month or so and found that dealers like K00ns Toyota were empty handed yet trying gouging customers thousands over MSRP to find a hybrid. Disgusting.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you hate about the RAV 4, OP? I need to replace my Forester soon and thought the RAV 4 Prime looked good.
Maybe a Honda CRV?
Why not get a new Subaru Forester ? Top rated by Consumer Reports, but scarce.
Toyota RAV Hybrid LXE complaints = Ride, fit, and finish according to CR Only scored 65 out of 99. (Toyota RAV Prime is a different vehicle costing over $46,000 and has separate issues.)
Forester scored 90 out of a possible 99.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you hate about the RAV 4, OP? I need to replace my Forester soon and thought the RAV 4 Prime looked good.
Maybe a Honda CRV?
Why not get a new Subaru Forester ? Top rated by Consumer Reports, but scarce.
Toyota RAV Hybrid LXE complaints = Ride, fit, and finish according to CR Only scored 65 out of 99. (Toyota RAV Prime is a different vehicle costing over $46,000 and has separate issues.)
Forester scored 90 out of a possible 99.
Anonymous wrote:What do you hate about the RAV 4, OP? I need to replace my Forester soon and thought the RAV 4 Prime looked good.
Maybe a Honda CRV?
Anonymous wrote:Ford Escape. I wasn’t sure about an American car, but I thought it was superior to the Rav 4 in just about every west. Ford hybrids have been extremely reliable, too.