I love driving the RAV4. Its a cute SUV that's not too big. It has decent room and seats at least 4 very comfortably. The back seats can fold down to give more room if needed. I have been able to haul Large sized, flattened boxes in the RAV. They fit perfectly when the seats are dropped down, and I was able to stack about 50 of them inside the car easily. When you are traveling with people in the back seat and they don't like sitting straight up in the back seat, they can adjust it to lean to their liking. The RAV gets amazing gas mileage. I did have an issue with an annoying squeaking coming from the back of the car, that nobody could tell me what it was coming from. A friend that had a RAV before me said that she dealt with a squeaking too. No major issues have been needed to take care of the RAV, the car only needed regular maintenance as well as a couple of recalled parts, that were fixed for free at local dealerships. The RAV does require a special blended oil that is a little on the more expensive side. For technology fans, the 2010 RAV does allow for you to hook up your iPod to the cars audio system.

The car has done really well for me. I have driven it over 100,000 miles and only had to fix a few things on it. Everything about this car looks and seems to be high quality. It has remained a beautiful car, despite being over 10 years old. It has went from a single person's car to a married couple to a family of three and now a family of four. Through all of these transitions, the Rav4 has remained the perfect vehicle for our family. It has been used to move items to two new homes, hold luggage and souvenirs for trips, and take us on many adventures. I would definitely recommend this car for anyone who wants a beautiful, practical, and dependable ride.