What are the main differences between RAV4 and Camry performance?

Toyota RAV4
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What are the main differences between RAV4 and Camry performance?

so I was driving my buddy’s RAV4 the other day, and man, that thing feels like a tank on the road. it’s got that higher stance, so when you hit bumps, it’s like floatin’ over them. but then I hopped back in my Camry, and it’s way smoother for zippin’ around town. I feel like the Camry has more pep, like when you’re tryin’ to race your friend and you just take off while they’re stuck in traffic.

But the RAV4 feels more sturdy, like you could tote a mountain of stuff in it. And even though Camry is quick, I wouldn’t dare take it off-road, ya know? Like, does anyone really take their Camry on trails? I’m curious how you guys feel about this.

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I’ve driven both in snowy Canada and honestly the RAV4 handles better in those conditions while the Camry is super smooth on highways. Just depends what you want. I like both for different reasons.

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I ve driven both in Chicago and honestly the RAV4 feels more rugged and ready for anything while the Camry’s smooth ride makes it feel like gliding on ice. Both have their own charm.

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I ve driven both in Chicago RAV4 feels more robust off-road while Camry zips through streets like butter I like speed over ruggedness though.

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I ve driven both around Toronto and let me tell you they’re totally different beasts. The RAV4 feels more like an adventure vehicle while the Camry’s just smooth on the roads.

For city driving I have to say Camry wins hands down with its nimble handling but RAV4 has this vibe that makes you feel unstoppable off-road. It’s like choosing between a comfy sofa and a rugged hiking boot.

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I ve driven both the RAV4 and Camry around here in the USA and they feel totally different. The RAV4 is like ready for any terrain while the Camry feels smooth and sporty on the highways. I have to say the RAV4 gives me more room for activities and family stuff. But the Camry has that peppy feeling you just can’t beat.

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I ve driven both around Seattle and the RAV4’s off-road capability is super fun while the Camry’s smooth ride makes long drives enjoyable. Totally different vibes but both have their perks.

RAV4 handles rugged terrain well but I found the Camry zippier in city traffic. Both good choices depending on what you need.

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Last summer I drove my friend’s RAV4 on some mountain roads near Denver and it was a blast. The all-wheel drive really handled the curves well and I felt secure.

On the other hand I’ve been in a Camry for road trips and it just glides on the highway like nothing else. Both have their vibes but definetly different experiences.

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I’ve always thought of the RAV4 and Camry as totally different beasts. Living in the snowy parts of Canada I absolutely love how the RAV4 handles the winter roads it’s like driving a sturdy tank. Meanwhile the Camry feels like a sleek sports car on the highway it just glides.

But I have to admit when it comes to fuel efficiency it feels like the Camry has the upper hand. Both are solid choices depending on your lifestyle.

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I’ve driven both in the city and upstate New York. RAV4 feels more rugged like it wants to tackle trails but Camry zips through traffic effortlessly. I have to say the RAV4’s handling is a bit bulkier but the Camry gives that smooth ride. Both are solid choices depending on your vibe.

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I ve driven both in different scenarios. RAV4 felt more rugged and ready for some off-road fun around Vancouver while Camry was smooth on the freeway. I have to say the acceleration in Camry is way better. RAV4 handles like a champ through twists but you don’t get that same sportiness. Different vibes for different needs really.

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I’ve driven both the RAV4 and Camry around Chicago and honestly they feel worlds apart. The RAV4’s got that higher stance which I love for city driving and easy visibility but the Camry is just smooth on highways. I’ve noticed the acceleration in the Camry is way snappier and more fun to drive. In the RAV4 it feels like you’re in a sturdy boat. Preference really comes down to whether you want that sporty feel or more like a versatile SUV vibe.

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I drove a RAV4 up the West Coast and it felt great on those winding roads. I’ve found the Camry’s got more zip for city driving tho. Both handle well but they’re kinda different vibes.

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I drove a RAV4 last summer up in the Rockies and it handled those mountain roads like a champ. I’ve had a Camry too which was smooth on highways but felt kinda boring. RAV4 gives that adventurous spirit while Camry is just about smooth rides.

Wouldn’t trade the RAV4 for anything when I’m off-roading.

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Ive driven both in the city and out on some winding roads near Vancouver. RAV4 feels a bit more rugged like it wants to take on that trail while I had just a dream ride with the Camry cruising smoothly.

I have to say the RAV4’s handling is solid but the Camry just slices through turns like butter. Totally different vibes honestly.

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I’ve driven both in different weather here in Canada and honestly they feel so different. The RAV4 is great for snowy roads with that all wheel drive but the Camry it just zips around corners like a dream on the highway.

I ve found the power in the Camry stronger for get up and go while the RAV4 gives you that sturdy SUV feel.

Depends on what you need really.