The Toyota RAV4 is one of the most successful small 4x4s sold in Britain. It had something of a head start, effectively defining the genre, and it's been popular with used car buyers as well. Since the 1994 debut of Toyota's '4x4s with the spirit of a hot-hatch' concept, it has inspired a host of copycat models – to the point that many of the best new cars on sale now are SUVs. The third-generation RAV4 launched in 2006, and discontinued in 2012, now represents excellent value for second hand car buyers. Toyota's reputation for reliability meets 21st-century levels of refinement, but more to the point, 21st-century levels of efficiency and a diverse range that was designed to fend off trendy challengers such as the Land Rover Freelander 2 and the Kia Sportage, as well as softer off-road-esque family SUVs such as the Ford Kuga and Volkswagen Tiguan. 17" 6 spoke alloy wheels, 3 point seatbelts on all rear seats, 6 Disc in-dash CD Autochanger+ radio, 6 speakers, 60/40 split rear seats, ABS, Alarm with interior monitoring, Bluetooth phone kit with voice control, Bluetooth Telephone controls, Body coloured door mirrors, Brake assist function, Chrome front grille, Colour coded bumpers and side cladding, Cruise control, Downhill Assist Control (DAC), Driver and passenger airbags, Drivers knee airbag, Dual zone automatic air conditioning, Electric glass tilt and slide sunroof, Electric heated door mirrors, Electrically retractable door mirrors, Electronic brake force distribution, Engine immobiliser, EPAS, Flat folding rear seats, Front a
