The RAV4 is by far the most popular sport utility vehicle sold in the U.S. The RAV4's well-rounded nature makes it a great buy if you're shopping for a new SUV, and people certainly do buy them. We review the Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and RAV4 Prime separately. A reasonable starting price and a sterling reputation for reliability only add to the RAV4's appeal. It's comfortable to drive and very fuel-efficient, and its four-cylinder engine – though a bit grumbly – shuttles the SUV around without issue. The RAV4 sports a well-built interior with room for five passengers (plus a bunch of cargo), and it comes loaded with standard equipment, from a new and easy-to-use infotainment system to a wide range of safety features. In fact, we named it a finalist for our 2023 Best Compact SUV for the Money award. Uninstalling and reinstalling failed to correct, and helpless dealer has confirmed this is a known issue.Yes, the 2023 RAV4 is a great compact SUV. "The iPhone app that initially worked fully as designed to do things like remotely starting the vehicle simply stopped working. The last time it was down for about a month in December and was fixed after." Toyota customer service line states that it requires software engineers to fix which did not happen until Mid-April 2020, after the apps were down for about 3 months. Over the last 6 months, the app stopped working for about 4 months after vehicle software updates. This app is free for the the first 12 months trial period however has not been working properly. "The new Rav4 came with a subscription based online Toyota app that has remote start, door lock/unlock, plus drive information, vehicle location features.
Took one visit to assess the problem and then two additional days to actually fix it." "About a month, every time the car was started, went on and off five times and then usually worked. It appears a design flaw rather than something that can be fixed." "In the rain it shows droplets of water and cannot see anything else.
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