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2520.2 | | WOTVAX::STONEG | Temperature Drop in Downtime Winterland.... | Wed Jun 05 1996 14:23 | 8 |
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Depends what you want to do with it Stuart. One of the contractors in
our group has one, although I haven't been in it myself. I used to have
Frontera Sport which has a lot more room and more ground clearance, and
has selectable 4 wheel Drive . also the rear suspension looks very
exposed on a RAV4 if you were considering serious off-roading.
Graham
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2520.1 | | TRUCKS::BEATON_S | I Just Look Innocent | Wed Jun 05 1996 14:25 | 11 |
| CAR Magazine gave it a fairly good write-up. Their main complaint was
that, from the inside, it felt like being inside a Corrolla.
They also passed the comment that it was very car-like to drive (on the
plus side) whilst maintaining a fair bit of ability off the beaten
track.
Reargards,
Stephen
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2520.3 | | CBHVAX::CBH | Mr. Creosote | Wed Jun 05 1996 18:34 | 3 |
| They look a bit, er, odd, IMNSHO.
Chris.
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2520.4 | | CHEFS::BRIGGS_R | they use computers don't they | Thu Jun 06 1996 10:31 | 25 |
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Re -.1, I think they are great. Full marks to Toyota for breaking the
mould.
I test drove one when selecting my current company car. Thoughts
were...
1) Great looking, real poser value. However, 4 door not as striking as
two door (we wanted 4 door).
2) Felt that selectable 4 wheel drive may have improved consumption.
Not that I had any idea what this was, good or bad.
3) Stereo not up to much as I recall. Bit tinny.
4) Not THAT quiet on the motorway but then again it isn't a car.
5) Big killer was space. I really couldn't see my kids tolerating the
back seat for a long journey. Also load space wasn't that vast. And
this was the 4 door.
In summary great as a second car but not a serious contender for a
family of five as a main vehicle.
Richard
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2520.5 | | WOTVAX::stus.olo.dec.com::HATTOS | Che moto, che cul ! | Fri Jun 07 1996 11:21 | 7 |
| Hmm,
I want the 5 door, but agree it doesn't look as good as the 3 door.
I guess the 5 will have more space.
Stuart
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