Toyota Lowers RAV4 Price for 2017
Toyota has lowered prices for its RAV4 compact SUV by $500 on the base model and up to $1,330 for a higher trim grade, the automaker has announced.
Photo of 2017 RAV4 Limited courtesy of Toyota.
Photo of 2017 RAV4 Limited courtesy of Toyota.
Toyota has lowered prices for its RAV4 compact SUV by $500 on the base model and up to $1,330 for a higher trim grade, the automaker has announced.
Pricing for 2017 RAV4 models has been reduced by $500 for the LE base model, $925 for the Limited, $1,195 for the SE, and $1,330 for the XLE. The base retail price for the RAV4 Platinum and gasoline-electric hybrid RAV4 remain unchanged.
The 2017 RAV4 arrives with standard safety equipment, including the Toyota Safety Sense P (TSS-P) package that includes a pre-collision system with pedestrian detection. The TSS-P) driver assist system also includes forward collision warning and automatic emergency braking, lane departure alert with a steering assist function, automatic high beams, and dynamic radar cruise control.
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