So far nothing.
Actually, one of the hinges on the fold-down cup holder broke in the dead of winter from the cold. I have yet to replace it.
I have also done some preventative maintenance out of boredom - flushing the tranny fluid, replacing the spark plugs, etc.
Great little SUV. It's much smaller than other SUV's on the road, but that's fine by me. Tried it out on some rough terrain and it performed great, but it seriously needs a beefier powertrain. It is damn slow. That would be my only gripe.
The entire car is well designed. Comfortable seats. Easy to work on engine as well as body (even though I haven't had to do anything yet, I can just tell by looking at it and looking through the Haynes manual)
I definitely recommend this car/SUV - if you don't mind it being really slow!
Hi there;
I am considering purchasing a Rav 4 in the next little while. However, I don't like the idea of Toyota making the newer ones larger. It increases the price, the weight and the size of the vehicle, making it just as ungainly as the others out there. I drove the new 2006 Rav4. I thought it was too large for what I wanted. My whole idea for buying the Rav4 was because it was a smaller SUV unit. Anyone have any input? Thanks.
CJ.