What demographic does RAV4 fit best?

[Bruster]

always wondered who is most popular purchaser of Rav4's.

Which category best fits the Rav.

feel free to change the poll if i didn't do it correctly

Edited April 26, 2009 by Bruster

[Tigz]

Its also good for carting friends with you when you're going for a road trip!

[Ravvvie :)]

definitely a good car for picking up my miss n good 2 pick up ur mates whenever going clubbing :)

pump the speakers n race any1 that's on the rd 2 the city XD

[apg39]

I've always seen a Rav4 as a hairdressers car? But it has been changing recently

Same as the Camry is an old persons car + cardigan.

[castr10]

always wondered who is most popular purchaser of Rav4's.

Which category best fits the Rav.

feel free to change the poll if i didn't do it correctly

I guess you need to specify which RAV you're polling as the two RAV's (4 cyl vs 6 cyl) appeal for very different reasons. I own/drive a ZR6 (a 1st time toyota owner which replaced my SWB Pajero) - Kids are grown therefore mainly use it for myself and with my partner however I was attracted to it because it provides speed, power, ability to carry 4 adults in comfort with plenty of luggage room (golf trips away with the blokes) - the 4cyl version is just too slow for me and would struggle cruising fully loaded. Perhaps the 4 cyl 4d version appeals to the young family or to those who are no so enthusiastic about needing the power on open roads. I also believe that you may need separate polls for the 4 cyl 4d vs 3d since they also appeal to differing motorist tastes - I notice the 4cyl 3d being driven mainly by young women but perhaps thats the appeal just in the eastern subs of Sydney. I'm sure Toyota would know.

[whitestivo]

I usually see the fairer sex behind the wheel of a rav4 so they can see a couple of cars ahead so they can adjust their make up whilst they are driving to work

whitestivo

[DJKOR]

I usually see the fairer sex behind the wheel of a rav4 so they can see a couple of cars ahead so they can adjust their make up whilst they are driving to work

So true.... sorry to everyone else for agreeing to this stereotype, but it really does seem like that.

[Bruster]

always wondered who is most popular purchaser of Rav4's.

Which category best fits the Rav.

feel free to change the poll if i didn't do it correctly

I guess you need to specify which RAV you're polling as the two RAV's (4 cyl vs 6 cyl) appeal for very different reasons. I own/drive a ZR6 (a 1st time toyota owner which replaced my SWB Pajero) - Kids are grown therefore mainly use it for myself and with my partner however I was attracted to it because it provides speed, power, ability to carry 4 adults in comfort with plenty of luggage room (golf trips away with the blokes) - the 4cyl version is just too slow for me and would struggle cruising fully loaded. Perhaps the 4 cyl 4d version appeals to the young family or to those who are no so enthusiastic about needing the power on open roads. I also believe that you may need separate polls for the 4 cyl 4d vs 3d since they also appeal to differing motorist tastes - I notice the 4cyl 3d being driven mainly by young women but perhaps thats the appeal just in the eastern subs of Sydney. I'm sure Toyota would know.

Very good point Castr10,

i didnt even think about the other versions of the Rav4...just thought the current version being the more popular .

[the_random_hero]

No offence to you RAV4 owners (my parents have one, great car to drive), but I was under the belief it was designed for the gay American market. This could however just be one of those rumours to fit the stereotype, I am unsure.

[cuppas]

asian mums lol

[Croozer]

I gotta agree with some of the previous posts. I like the Rav, my wife bought one before we were married, but I see them as a city car pretending to be something else. Better suited to the fairer sex.