By Jim Bray, CFP Automotive Editor —— Bio and Archives--June 6, 2022
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One of the first "cute utes" has, after decades, shed the "cute" aspect and is apparently upping the "ute" ante to make the vehicle an even more compelling choice for those who eschew asphalt periodically.
It's the RAV4 TRD, which stands traditionally for "Toyota Racing Development," not something one would necessarily connect with a compact ute like the RAV4, but Toyota has a long history of adding TRD trim to a variety of its sporty and non-sporty vehicles. And with varying results of sportiness.
And that's on top of an abundance of other RAV4 trim levels, from entry level to hybrid – 16 of them in all!
The RAV4 has been a top seller for the Japanese brand as the marketplace, alas, moves from cars to utility vehicles. Through its successive generations it has matured into an excellent vehicle that – as is typical of Toyotas – may outlive its owners. The Comment section of online publications is the new front in the ongoing Cancel Culture Battle.
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