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The Toyota RAV4 2021 prices range from $30,030 for the basic trim level SUV RAV4 GX (2WD) to $58,850 for the top of the range SUV RAV4 XSE (awd) Hybrid.
The Toyota RAV4 2021 comes in SUV.
The Toyota RAV4 2021 is available in Unleaded Petrol and Unleaded Petrol/Electric. Engine sizes and transmissions vary from the SUV 2.0L SP Continuous Variable to the SUV 2.5L SP Continuous Variable.
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$30,350
$64,990
In my Toyota RAV4 Rush the check engine light is going on/off and the AT light also blinks...
This could be a fault with the engine and/or transmission but it could just as easily be a fault with a sensor or even a poor earth or other electrical connection somewhere in the vehicle. Scanning the vehicle should show up any faults the on-board computer has logged.
The fix? That’s easy: Your car is still covered by the factory warranty, so Toyota is obliged to make things right. Take it back to the dealer as it’s Toyota’s problem, not yours.
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Will the plug-in hybrid Toyota RAV4 become available in Australia?
Toyota Australia is on record as saying that the business case for the plug-in hybrid version of the RAV4 doesn’t stack up in Australia. And while we never say never, it doesn’t look like that model will arrive here any time soon. Instead, Toyota has expressed plans to sell the all-electric bZ4X cross-over which is RAV 4-sized here, following its Japanese launch which is slated for mid next year. That means the bZ4X could be in local showrooms by the end of next year, but it will only be as a purely electric vehicle and not a plug-in hybrid (or a hybrid of any sort).
But it would be worth taking a RAV 4 Hybrid for a test drive as this car is selling up a storm and for good reason. It’s a terrific vehicle and seems right on point as far as its target market goes. The fact that it’s only moderately more expensive than a conventionally powered RAV 4 is just icing on the cake.
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Why isn't the stop-start engine function working in on my 2021 Toyota RAV4?
The stop-start function on modern cars works according to a variety of protocols. Fundamentally, if the car’s battery can cope with not having the engine running, then it will trigger the fuel-saving measure when the car is stationary. But, if the battery is low (you’ve recently been running in electric-only mode, for instance) or you have the car’s lights or air-conditioning switched on and the stereo blaring, then the car may decide that it needs to keep the engine running to keep those systems running. If that’s the case, the stop-start function will be over-ruled.
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* Price is the median price of 1102 listings for the RAV4 2021 for sale in the last 6 months. The Price excludes costs such as stamp duty, other government charges and options.
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