so, I was looking into leasing a RAV4 recently, trying to figure out how it stacks up against other SUVs. honestly, it’s like comparing apples to oranges. I went to a few dealerships, and the RAV4 seemed pretty decent in terms of monthly payments.
but then I checked out some other SUVs, and some had lower lease deals. like, what’s that about? I really liked the Honda CR-V too, it felt super spacious.
my buddy said the Subaru Forester is great for snow but their lease prices were way up there. Did you ever think about how leasing can be like renting a really nice apartment? you pay for a while and then hope to get something better.
and the RAV4 is nice, but if you want something sportier, the Mazda CX-5 had this cool vibe. just wondering if anyone else has compared these?
had a RAV4 for a bit while living in Chicago and honestly it was pretty solid for city driving and fits all my random stuff I needed to haul.
compared to others like the CR-V or Mazda CX-5 the lease terms felt way better.
heard Toyota has a good resale too so that’s a plus
I ve been thinking about the RAV 4 lease lately living in Ohio where winters can be brutal. The lease rates seem decent compared to what I see from Honda and Ford.
I have heard mixed reviews on the tech features though but I like the reliability.
I’ve driven a RAV4 and honestly it feels solid but the lease deals aren’t really blowing my mind. Up in Canada I’ve seen some sweet SUVs leasing cheaper. It’s like you’re paying more for the Toyota badge sometimes.
I’ve been looking around for a new SUV and the RAV4 lease actually caught my eye. In Toronto it’s pretty competitive compared to others like the CR-V.
But honestly I’ve heard mixed reviews from friends about the reliability so it makes me hesitate a bit.
Still it’s spacious and great on gas.
I ve leased a RAV4 since 2020 and its been solid but honestly I feel like other brands like Honda or Subaru offer better deals for long-term leases.
That said the RAV4 does have great features especially in winter here in Canada so it balances out a bit for me.
i drove a RAV4 for a couple weeks in California and it was smooth good gas mileage too.
but when I check other leases like the CR-V some deals seemed better.
sure the RAV4 feels reliable but honestly I ve seen better monthly rates for what you get.
then again I think it really comes down to personal taste at the end of the day dont ya think
the RAV 4 lease is decent but I’ve seen better deals on CR-Vs lately in California I have to say it feels worth checking out other options
I drove a RAV4 in Toronto last summer and I loved how comfortable it was for road trips. The lease deals seem decent too but I’ve heard other SUVs have better options like lower monthly payments.
Still the RAV4 feels solid and reliable. I could see why people like it.
I’ve driven a RAV4 in Denver and honestly found the lease rates pretty reasonable compared to others like the CR-V. Its features are nice too.
I ve driven a RAV4 and it felt solid but the lease deals I found just didn’t wow me like others.
Love the spaciousness though honestly.
I’ve been looking at RAV4 leases lately cause my friend just got one in Toronto. It felt solid but the numbers got me thinking, how do they stack up?
I have to say the features are nice but pricing seems a bit high compared to others like the CR-V. I’ve seen better deals with certain brands and it’s kinda frustrating. Just a thought.
I drove a RAV 4 last summer in Toronto and loved it. Compared to other SUVs it felt roomy and comfortable.
But leasing is wild right now I’ve noticed some brands offer better deals on similar models.
The mileage limits and maintenance costs also can be tricky so it is good to check that stuff before signing anything. It just seems like sometimes you’re better off buying.
I ve been checking out leases in California and honestly the RAV4 seems decent
Not the cheapest but reliability is a biggie
Friends love their leases but I prefer a little more flare
I’ve gotta say I fell in love with the RAV4 after test driving it in Toronto last summer. The lease deals were tempting especially compared to some of the bigger brands out there.
However I heard mixed reviews about its tech features which felt outdated next to others like the Mazda CX-5. Still can’t deny that it’s got a solid reputation for reliability.
Ive driven a RAV 4 in San Diego for a year now and the lease deal was solid. Feels more reliable than some other SUVs I checked out.
The mileage is decent too so cant complain about that really. Just wish the interior was a bit fancier.
I just leased a RAV4 in Toronto and honestly it’s been a breeze. The payment is lower compared to other compact SUVs like the Honda CR-V and Subaru Forester. I’ve test driven them all and it feels a bit more spacious. I have noticed the tech features are pretty solid too.
Then again my buddy says the Nissan Rogue has a better deal. Not so sure about that though.
Honestly I’ve been looking at the RAV4 lease in Ontario and it’s not bad compared to other SUVs but the price feels a bit high for what you get.
My friend in the States says there are better deals on CR-V leases so I wonder if it’s really worth it.
I’ve driven a RAV4 and it felt spacious and comfy but my friend got a Honda CR-V lease and I think the payments are better for the features you get too.
Not saying the RAV4’s bad but sometimes those brand loyalty vibes get in the way of the actual savings. Can’t ignore that.
I ve been looking at the RAV4 lease here in Ontario and honestly it’s pretty decent like way better than some other SUVs I checked out. I love the space and how it drives. However some rivals have better tech for the same price which is a bit annoying. But overall it’s solid.