2005 Toyota RAV4 with over 200,000 miles 

mine is 240000 miles and still ok.

Bro I'm about to buy one with 141k miles my goal is to take it to a 3k road trip after a month im buying it in 2 days, recomendations or something? Thanks! $5,300 im paying but the Car is cosmetics talking 9/10 well taken care of it.😊

how it's gone?@@yeffry

@@AgedLikeFineWine I bought a highlander 2006 with 82,000 miles, price a lil bit higher but better condition overall

WOw great !. Safe journey :)@@yeffry

I think it's absolutely crazy how I watched a video on your channel and randomly come across you again 4 months later.

agree

@@eekamm prix

I have 2003 rav4 so cool 😎

I just bought a used 03 Rav with 153000. Dealer trade-in and they got stuck putting in a new head gasket and power steering pump! It's a stick so the ECM shouldn't be an issue like I read it can be on this model. Any other issues with this year that you've had or know of? Please and thanks.

still going?

Mika Lemire bump

How much would worth for 2005 and 190,000?

+Antonios Kekalos He put up a video on march 23

+bigpopparand1 I guess RU-vid is not notifying me when new vids are posted.

+Hyung Tae Kim, NEXT TIME, think of what you post online before speaking if you have any idea on what this video is about posted by vwestlife! We don't need people like you with your idiot internet language ruining other's RU-vid experience! Why don't you go back to the drawing board and learn to write your comments better.

I thought he was gone, apparently not

Tiery Guzman Did you buy a Rav4 finally?

Wish you luck? In a Toyota? Pfffft you ight. You're in a bullet proof vest of reliability.

Jamar D thanks for replying to an old comment. I made it to Nevada from Upstate New York, 2600 hundred miles away in four nights and five days. No problem. Oil changes before and after. God bless you. And you’re right. It’s got like 8 airbags. The Japanese steering wheel airbag that shoots shrapnel into your face that got recalled has already been replaced.

@@factorybear5264 Man that's alot of driving. How many miles do you have now?

Jamar D 108,000 and change. 2600 to get here and around another 3000 since i got to vegas 3 months ago. Everting is mad close here. Some highway driving but mostly stop and go bs. I don’t like it. I’ll probably be changing brakes every two years

@@factorybear5264 The worst kinda driving tbh. If only sportier cars could go this far without much trouble.

I had an 05 sport trac and I loved that thing, unfortunately it was totaled when a Chevy Malibu ran a stop sign, it only had 146k miles on it

I'm pretty sure we all know why ISIS chose Toyota Tacomas as tank substitutes.

Also the Toyota ISIS

Do have turbo on RAV4 really

+Junior that was a good investment,lol.

+Mawerick77 I had a Camry with 387,000 miles on it...it got totaled b/c some idiot turned on a green light w/o an arrow and forced me to swerve out of the way resulting in a wreck

Do you still have it?

How much is insurance over in the states? It's so ridiculously expensive in the UK, and new drivers have an extremely thin chance of getting insurance cheap let alone on a brand new car

TruckSimz Insurance sucks, especially where I live.

+Flac Or Gtfo How much per month? It's pretty shitty in the UK

TruckSimz It would be more than $200 for me to be insured for the car, so I am insured for another older car my sister has and my dad is insured for mine. 3 cars, $400/mo. Shhh. ;)

id like buy a rav4 2005 $6300 o 6000 rav4 2002?

Do you still have it today?

@@godboy114 yes i still have it .

It had 224000 miles

Meee toooo. But the flipside is all that money saved in fuel costs.

I am not a car expert. You'll need to research that for yourself.

Strongheartwoman. It’s about right. Mine with 120,000 miles still runs great. It’s an 04 ( owned since 2004 ).

IDAILY TUBE Thank you for your answer. I love driving my Rav4 and all the great storage features. It's perfect for hauling stuff for my farm.

..you got that for a steal then, I restored my 2004 , 130k miles on it and it is pristine... and won't let it go for less than $5000. But I 'll probably drive it till it dies, or I die. My other car is a LEXUS LS 460, but I drive the RAV 4 as a daily driver. I did some research... and the 2004/2005 RAV4 's up until maybe 2016, are the best model yrs of all the RAV4s. 2004/2005 currently go for between 3k and 5k.

@@PopsRacer61 Hi PROFESSor! Thank you for your answer. I totally agree about the RAV4. I love the way it handles in city traffic, and find it super comfortable on long drives. I'll be driving mine 'til death do us part, also. LOL My other vehicle is a 1972 Ford 2600 Tractor, 12 speed. I have to say it's not nearly as comfortable as a Lexus, but it gets my farm work done and is pretty easy to work on since it's pre-computer. I envy your restoration skills. If I had my life to live over I'd take auto mechanics instead of Liberal Arts. Much more useful in real life and would save a ton of money and time. Many blessings to you and yours!

@@strongheartwoman1931 ..hey thanks Strongheartwoman, I work in the technology field (electronics), but since the age of 6 or maybe before that, I was always interested in cars and have followed the industry and tinkered under the hood since I was a teenager. So that restoration is kind of a hobby but in recent yrs, Toyota (LEXUS) are the only things I will buy because of their reliability. I'm actually doing a light restoration project on a house I bought a few yrs ago, and I told my coworkers just a month ago that when I'm finished I'm gonna move on a small farm just to get away from it all, like the old 60's show GREEN ACRES. What kind of farming do you do?

get yourself new OEM pcv valve, it is fairly cheap and pray it fixes the problem, if not then maybe your piston rings are wearing out :|

It does not come with pedal extensions.

VWestlife thanks I'll just install them im very short

I had to replace the mechanical udders, the gumption siphon, the ball cock and the bell end.

Read the description... this was my sister's car.

+vwestlife here in Uruguay not many people can afford it. lol Im one of them

This is not how Google works.

No.

Rear has shocks. Just changed mine.

No, I have a 2012 Subaru Impreza now. (I did a video about it when I first got it.)

***** Yes.

This video was recorded just before she sold it.

+vwestlife Ah OK, my bad.

$4500

would be a bargain here where i live

+Alexandru Klipii da unde locuiesti?:P :))

Moldova(republica) :)

Alexandru Klipii :)

No.

...which doesn't exist anymore, because the car was sold.

+Aaron Long How could you possibly derp that hard

mathieu traas Where's that?

it could but it dosent have to

+thecomputerman100 in my country it sticks for the whole life of the car (GB)

+ComeAndPlayWithGames Both.

or chain?

it has a timing chain.

This is not how Google works.

@@vwestlife 😂

That's because America is a huge continent and Singapore is a tiny island!

+Choo Kwang Zhee wtf is this Singapore bs??????

That's pretty accurate; laws surrounding car ownership, maintenance and taxes throughout Singapore can make it rather difficult to own vehicles. Factor in the low value of Singapore's currency and the fairly low average income, and it makes it pretty difficult to own and maintain one car, yet alone several. Things are very different here in the states where car ownership, taxes, MSRPs and such are all fairly low compared to other markets globally. Enough so that someone my age often has no issues owning multiple cars. Take myself for an example; I own three cars. The cars themselves, while not cheap, weren't so out of reach that I couldn't afford them. I work on cars for a hobby, so upkeep isn't an issue, and insuring and inspecting a vehicle yearly isn't too horrible price wise, given how lenient American inspections are compared to British MOTs, for example.

This is considered large in Italy? I'm vaguely aware of how narrow many older streets are throughout much of Italy, but here in the US, this is considered quite a compact little SUV.

Not that large, but not small either. Very few people here have those huge vans and trucks most Americans have.

+TheComputerGuy⁹⁶ Understandable, given the size and geographical differences between the United States and much of Italy. I for one do own a 2010 Toyota Tacoma SR5 TRD Off-Road with a full bed, lifted ride and access can - the Tacoma is, essentially the equivalent of the Hilux, only we only get petrol models here in the states, no diesels - and I consider it a small truck, but by comparison, I'm sure it's considered and unnecessarily monstrous beast in some parts of Europe given that it's longer and much wider than most long wheelbase executive saloons, like the A8L or XJ-L. Would you say that hot hatches are the most commonplace choice for personal transport in Italy, or ultra-compacts like the Fiat 500 or your equivalent of the Toyota/Scion iQ?

The most popular cars in my area are hatchbacks like the Fiat Punto, Peugeot 206/207/208, Citroën C3, Renault Clio, Opel Corsa, Toyota Yaris, or even Mazda2 like the one vwestlife used to have, but there are also a lot of sedans and station wagons like the VW Passat and Audi A4 and SUVs like this Toyota RAV4, BMW X5 and Land Rovers. Anything bigger is much less common. We have also quite a few very ultra-compact cars like the Fiat 500, Toyota IQ and Smart, but they're not the most common ones either.

Hey TheComputerGuy!