The 2022 Toyota RAV4 Prime Could Be A Great Off-Road Crossover But…



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42 thoughts on “The 2022 Toyota RAV4 Prime Could Be A Great Off-Road Crossover But…”

  1. I had one of the first RAVs this has morphed out of all recognition…Not got the chunky Jeep like setup but a nice car with reasonable off-road capability but 99% will never go off tarmac😁

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  2. I really wished this thing did better off-road/in the snow my sock 2020 rav4 did amazing in the sand and in the snow and I really like the prime for its power and gas mileage but it's sad that those Electric motors pretty much just quit When I feel stuffed starting to slip The prime should have a similar setup to the TRD offroad with the clutch packs and maybe they can integrate that electric motor with the rear end Of a trd off road that would be amazing

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  3. I really like the Rav4 Prime. The price point is why I'm considering it more and more. I would hate to get rid of my 2018 GMC Sierra, but with no relief at the pumps…. I might order one.

    I also considered the Volvo XC60 Recharge… but 65k… I couldn't do it.

    We'll see what happens..

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  4. I was looking at the xse, or trd off road the prime possible. But the trd off-road is more appealing because I want to do some camping and off-roading nothing crazy. I’m also looking at a Cherokee trailhawk

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  5. One of these used with low miles recently sold for $60,000+ somewhere in the US. The economy is insane. Can’t wait for these bubbles (car loans, mortgages, student loans, business loans, commercial real estate) to burst. It’ll be hard when they do, but that has to happen for prices to stabilize

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  6. Rav4 Hybrid and Prime suck offroad. The rear motor is not powerful enough. You have 63 hp to rear axle and 240 hp to the front axle…….. the gas only Rav4 does amazingly well offroad though

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  7. considering very very few people drive off road, why can't we get a video where you test drive a car garbage salt infested and pot holed hell roads in Chicago for 20 years and then tell us how it did. that would be some actual useful information.

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  8. I've owned three 4×4 ravs I bought new. They all did very well in the deep snow. Up to 8 " as you're finding out. They did well off road too but I never got on a anything serious. I didn't buy the options for that abuse. '

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  9. The older onees are lager in the cargo area. They were actually very large compared to most SUVs. They were 4ft wide thru the back door and the back door opening was higher vertically than most. I hauled a lot 8 ft wood from Menards with mine. The older ones were slow however. Just barely fast enough. Took one of mine 400,000 mi, had no rust and was runnimng strong when I traded it. Didn't burn oil either. Just change that Transmission oil. They say they're lifetime but that's not true.

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  10. Everybody on these things talks about preferring to run on Eevee electricity rather than gas without answering the most single most important question over 90% of the potential buyers is real simple does electricity cost less per mile than gas if I'm spending more to run on gas then of course I prefer electricity it would cost less to run on gas than I prefer gas

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  11. Why o why do you perform this type of test on all-season tyres. You're not testing the cars awd system only concluding that you have crappy tires… Makes this test completely uninteresting.

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  12. I'm not into Hybrids or EVs but the Prime almost addresses all my concerns. I think Toyota should make a TRD version and get rid of the sunroof and install a solar panel to charge the systems when not in use or near a charger for this Rav4 to be just about perfect. I tend to keep my cars for 12 or more years and generally put in over 300k miles on the odometer. This has always been with ICE equipped Toyota's and other than general maintenance Toyota has been very good to me. One massive worry about these new Prime vehicles is that all batteries die at some point and to replace a Prime battery is about $10,000. That's an expense I have never incurred with an ICE vehicle in my entire life.

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  13. Lol. Those tyres are so bad as winter tyres that they are sold as summer tyres in Europe.
    Throw a set of 255/55R19 General AT3's on it and it would be a night and day experience.

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  14. Nice car….But My first move would be install a set of 17" BBS wheels with Bridgstone DMV2 snows and then run it Year round this way…..The DMV2's ride much better, Especially in the 65 series………Would not be a race car, But I am 80 and consequently prefer a smooth, quiet ride………..I absolutely despise tire profiles less than 60 series and find Them not much good for anything…………….Paul

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  15. I am selling my 2000 RAV4, now that i have recently bought a used 2021 Prime. I think 2000 was the last year the 4's had the button that locked in ALL 4 WHEELS! NOT for driving, only to be used when you got stuck, and man did it work great, saved my ass several times!

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