[hxii]

From my perspective (with our prices) - I have no idea how.

RAV4 starts at ~$62.8 with the most expensive being ~$85.5k.

Model Y starts at ~$73k with the most expensive being ~$85.9k.

At the lower end of the scale, neither is a good car, but especially the RAV4.

[therouwboat]

Why is it not good? Higher trim levels give you all wheel drive, offroad tuned suspension and bigger wheels, but not everyone wants or needs those options.

[glimshe]

In the US Southeast the cheapest trim is $29,250. Maybe you're talking about hybrid in Australian/Canadian dollars?

[burnt-resistor]

    2025 RAV4
    Starting MSRP $29,250

Confirmed.[0]

But not including "Delivery, Processing and Handling Fee" $1,545 (USD) or sales tax, which varies by state/county, typically around 8.25%. So the minimum subtotal is $30,795 USD or grand total $33,335. Fees and prices are (or were) somewhat negotiable.

Also:

    2025 RAV4 XLE $35,490 ("Dealer Advertised Price - San Marcos Toyota")

0. https://web.archive.org/web/20250617171046/https://www.toyot...

Makes me wish IA had regional captures to consider Anycast because what someone in one region saw isn't necessarily what someone else in another saw.

[hsod]

RAV4 base model starts at $29k USD

[meowfly]

Yeah. I don't know where OP is from but I recently helped someone shop for a hybrid and it was a little under 40k for a 2025.