90,000 miles? Are you kidding me? While I'm not a fan of the RAV (due to the 90's RAVs being to small for my taste), I know that a RAV with even 100,000 miles is barely broken in. Think of it as a toddler RAV4. Those trucks will run for a very long time with proper maintenance- and that can't be said for any car. If it has been cared for by the previous owner and then by yourself, you could get over 350,000 miles out of a RAV easily. I've personally had the honors of servicing two 1996 models with over 400,000 miles on the original engines and transmissions. I've also done a tranny service on a 1999 with 396,000 miles on the original engine and transmission. That 3S-FE, 2.0 liter 4 cylinder engine is virtually bulletproof. that's the same engine used in the 87-91 Camry and the 1986-1989 Celica GT- both high quality vehicles known for their durability. Is the RAV that good? You bet they are!!!
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Are there any common problems with Toyota Rav 4's?
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