Not really, IMO the 5th Gen is about as masculine as you can get w/ a crossover which is what Toyota was trying to achieve to attract more male buyers. Especially now that more and more sedans being replaced by crossovers and SUV and some models being discontinued you don't have very many options left. I def. notice more males driving 5th Gen compared to previous gens especially 1st and 2nd Gen.
Its a chick car, isnt it?
I bought my Rav4 last Thursday and it's a great suv. My coworker called me today and said he noticed 4 little old women who couldn't see over the steering wheel driving my car. On the ride home I counted 5 rav4 and all driven by old women. I looked on the dealer Facebook page. 4 rav4 sold in the last 2 weeks. Guess what? All little old ladies except for me. Lol. A car driven by grannies is.... well... a granny car!
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