Toyota RAV4 LE (MSRP: $32,150): 17-inch steel wheels, heated front seats, LED interior lamps, multi-terrain select system, automatic up/down function on all windows, power adjustable and heated exterior mirrors, blind spot monitor system with rear cross traffic alert and a 680-kg (1,500-lb) towing rating. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.Here are the details for each variant of the 2023 Toyota RAV4: I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. This comment is NOT accusing you of anything. Thanks for posting, /u/FateEx1994 ! This comment is a copy of your post so readers can see the original text if your post is edited or removed. I know Ford has made extra effort to drop their regular class car models, mid range escapes and edges and whatnot, to MSRP levels at dealerships. What's Toyota doing with dealerships and MSRP lately? Are Siennas hot commodities or normal selling pressure? I've mentioned they could get a used 2020 3.5L AWD but they really want the hybrid for the gas mileage improvement. It'd be a NEW car, for almost, if not exactly, the same price as a 2 year old used car with 50k miles or more.

I'm of the opinion they should contact the local Toyota dealership, see about what and when the allocation of an LE or XLE AWD Sienna may arrive and put their name on the list as interested, and seeing if they can get it for MSRP or maybe up to $5k over.

MSRP on the Toyota 'build your own car' shows about $48.5k for an XLE AWD, tow package, and low end tech options. Looking at the used car market in the Midwest, it's $45k-55k for a 2021+ sienna with the hybrid and AWD, most with 40k+ miles. Parents are in the market for a new van that can tow the family boat.Ĭoming from a 2006 Sienna LE that the back end is rusting out and the hitch is no longer safe to use.

Msrp of toyota rav4