Hi guys,
Just an observation here folks.
I've had my RAV4 for a month now, and after buying it (and before) I seem to have developed a strange tendency to "involuntarily socialize" with fellow RAV4 owners. For example, tonight I was assembling a car washing kit at my local dollar tree when a beautifully cleaned black 2002 model pulled up in the lot.
Being the shy maven that I am -- and as I've done this with every RAV owner I've met -- I walked right up, introduced myself, and asked the owner the most important question that has ever been asked of any car owner:
If you were going to buy a new car today, would you buy another RAV4?
I've now asked this question to no less than eight gen1 and gen2 owners (50% men/50% women) in my local area and in every single case, the response has been a resounding "absolutely yes!".
A couple even said "this is my second RAV4".
That ladies and gentlemen says something.
Without having actually seen a 2006 in person (only pictures) and wanting to be fair about it, I can only hope that Toyota hasn't condemned the RAV4 by destroying it's loveable "cute ute" character in the 2006 model...
Wayne
Just an observation here folks.
I've had my RAV4 for a month now, and after buying it (and before) I seem to have developed a strange tendency to "involuntarily socialize" with fellow RAV4 owners. For example, tonight I was assembling a car washing kit at my local dollar tree when a beautifully cleaned black 2002 model pulled up in the lot.
Being the shy maven that I am -- and as I've done this with every RAV owner I've met -- I walked right up, introduced myself, and asked the owner the most important question that has ever been asked of any car owner:
If you were going to buy a new car today, would you buy another RAV4?
I've now asked this question to no less than eight gen1 and gen2 owners (50% men/50% women) in my local area and in every single case, the response has been a resounding "absolutely yes!".
A couple even said "this is my second RAV4".
That ladies and gentlemen says something.
Without having actually seen a 2006 in person (only pictures) and wanting to be fair about it, I can only hope that Toyota hasn't condemned the RAV4 by destroying it's loveable "cute ute" character in the 2006 model...
Wayne