so, I remember when I was getting my RAV4, I was shocked how the gas tank size varied from model to model. like, why does a sportier one need a bigger tank? doesn’t make sense, right?
But then I realized, it’s all about those road trips. like, who wants to stop every few hours to fuel up? I had a buddy with a smaller tank, and we always had to plan gas stops. annoying.
And I guess it’s kinda funny how I thought I’d save money with a smaller tank, but then I ended up paying more in gas overall. live and learn, I guess. ever had a similar situation?
I drove a 2019 RAV4 in Canada and that gas tank was huge felt like I was filling up less often. But then I tried the 2022 hybrid and it felt smaller for some reason maybe the power just goes faster on the hybrid. Either way depends on the model I guess. Noticed it really does matter for long trips.
I’ve noticed that the gas tank size on the RAV4 changes quite a bit. My friend in California has the hybrid and says it’s smaller but it gets way better mileage.
I’ve had an older gas model and that thing felt like a bottomless pit. Fill ups were always a frustrating experience especially with prices rising.
I ve noticed the RAV4 tanks are kinda all over the place honestly. Last summer road tripping through California I had the hybrid model and that thing was amazing on gas. But my friend has the older one with a smaller tank and it seemed like we were stopping for fuel constantly.
Kinda frustrating when you’re out exploring don’t you think?
Ive noticed the gas tank sizes really differ between RAV4 models. I mean my buddy’s 2021 feels like it holds a ton but my older model is so tiny. Makes road trips a hassle here in Canada where gas prices can get wild. Just depends on what ya need.
Ive driven a few RAV4s around Dallas and noticed the gas tank doesn’t feel consistent between models. My buddy’s hybrid has a smaller tank but better mileage so he fills up less often. I have a gas one and I’m always at the pump. Kinda odd how that works.
I’ve noticed gas tank sizes on RAV4s can be kinda surprising I mean my buddy’s has a bigger tank than mine and we both got the same model year. It’s wild how it can change depending on the trim or features you pick like you’re on some gas tank roulette.
I remember when I got my 2018 RAV4 I was surprised how big the tank was. It’s nice for long drives in the Midwest without stopping. But then I saw the 2021 model and it felt smaller to me. Kinda weird.
I’ve heard the hybrid version has a different tank size too. That might be something to consider if you’re into fuel economy. It’s really interesting to see how they mix things up across the years and models.
I’ve noticed that the gas tank sizes really change across the RAV4 models I mean some are way smaller like the hybrids I have to fill up more often.
Around here in Ontario it was annoying at times especially during long drives. But the regular ones hold more so that’s a plus for road trips.
I ve noticed the gas tank sizes are all over the place in RAV4 models here in Canada. My buddy has the older model and he’s always filling up more often.
On the other hand I have the newer hybrid version and I can go for ages between fill ups like it’s a tiny miracle. Just a little quirks in the designs I guess
I remember roadtrippin’ in my RAV4 with a smaller tank and I was runnin’ on fumes halfway through the mountains in Colorado.
Different RAV4 models really throw you off with tank sizes though I’ve found it’s not a dealbreaker.
I remember filling up my RAV4 in California and thinking why does the tank size differ across models so much. It’s kinda wild how some have like a 14 gallon tank while others go up to 15. I mean are we really using that extra gallon? I ve gone for road trips and that extra bit makes a difference. Just my two cents.
I remember my buddy had a RAV4 in Toronto and his gas tank was so small I felt like I was filling up every week.
I’ve heard the newer models have a bigger tank but I wonder if that really matters when gas prices are so high anyway.
It just feels like a never-ending cycle of filling up.
I’ve driven a couple RAV4s and noticed the gas tank sizes are kinda all over the place depending on the model. Living in Canada I find that the smaller tanks make pit stops kinda annoying especially on road trips.
I have friends who swear by the hybrid version for better mileage but honestly I just want a bigger tank for fewer stops.
I have a 2020 RAV4 and it holds just enough for my commutes around Chicago. But I ve seen buddies with older models struggle with those smaller tanks. Fueling up can get annoying.
I ve noticed the gas tank size on my RAV4 is just perfect for road trips around Vancouver. My buddy’s model has a smaller tank though so we always end up stopping for gas more often.
Its kinda annoying when you want to enjoy a long drive without constant refueling.
i remember when i was looking for a new car in Texas I noticed that the gas tank sizes really do vary across RAV4 trims I ve got a friend with the hybrid model and his tank is smaller than mine which is weird because we think of hybrids as more economical but they must balance weight somehow
not that it matters much if you re just running errands around town
I ve noticed the gas tank in my old RAV4 is smaller than the new hybrids. Kinda annoying honestly since I live in California and long drives are a thing here. More fuel capacity would’ve been nice. It’s just weird.
Ive noticed that the gas tank on my RAV4 is smaller than my friends which is kinda annoying on long drives in Canada. Makes me stop more often at those sketchy gas stations. Wish it had the bigger tank honestly.
Sometimes it feels like there’s just enough range to get by but then I end up scrambling for fuel. Isn’t it hilarious how a few gallons can change the whole road trip vibe?
I ve noticed the gas tank size on RAV4 models can be all over the place. I remember driving my friends 2019 RAV4 in California and it felt like I had to fill up every other day. Then I hopped into my cousins older model and wow way bigger tank crazy how that works.
Just makes you think about the choices they make in design huh crazy world we live in.