2022 Toyota RAV4 VS Toyota Corolla Cross | Which One Should You Buy? 

I have the same experience

I'm looking for a RAV4 Hybrid, watched lots of RU-vid videos. Then there is a problem with the cable that doesn't cover under the warranty and it costs almost $6K to replace it. Have you seen those videos?

@@saho2962 oh. That's no good

@@saho2962 is the cable problem in hybrid rav4??

I like your idea but I don’t think they will do it. Because it mean rav4 will forgotten forever and replacing by Corolla Cross as the new generation 😎 with less space and less money spend for the feature as the rav4

@Ululu Kululu 194HP according to official website

I had the corolla hatchback, now have the cross and yes the trunk space is much bigger. Its about 2x the size. I am also 5'3 and easy to get in and out. What surprised me, the cross has better gas mileage than the hatchback both in town and highway driving. Its sluggish on the highway but the pros are significant.

Lucky you. How long did you wait to get it? I've been waiting for it since Dec 6 last year. So frustrated 😠

I’ve got one cross le 4 days ago but the dealer charged me a lot I payed over the car cost because I signed the contract but didn’t read the terms am so disappointed that’s a disaster

@@goldwin14 I waited 2.5 months I am in Las Vegas

@@hafidhafid1396 I paid 28.800$ out the door including tax and all the fees

Is GREAT car YOUR Toyota cross Corolla now?

Me too.

me three

Yeah, the rear wiper is key especially in areas with a lot of snow! Even the acclaimed BZ4X doesn't have one! Strange!

@@adstix I just could not buy a hatchback without one, in snow or rsin you lose rear visibility...ioniq 5 and ev6 also....

Toyota seems to be nickel and diming people lately.

They had an issue with the charge cable that powers the hybrid system corroding

It always will be with E-cars.

Why?

I agree tried and tested over the years.

@@stendecstretcher5678 they've made hybrids for 20 years...

If anyone has mastered hybrid engines...its toyota. The prius has n been around nearly for 2 decades.

Do you know Toyota Hybrid Battery have 10years warranty(??) for me, its more than enough time to upgrade newer model

define in the past ? what years ?

@@ReflectorExe I was looking for a compact car and tested a Corolla Limited, Civic Touring and Mazda3 Premium, and the Corolla was easily the worst driving of the three. That's not to mention the interior, the Honda and Mazda were leagues above the Toyota in terms of interior quality. I'll get that it's several thousand dollars cheaper than it's rivals, but I can't help but feel that the only reason someone would buy a Corolla was if they never actually test drove any other car in it's class. Many Toyota buyers only seem to care about the badge, and not the car.

@@scrungycat407 No they buy the Toyota because pretty seats are useless when your car dies at 100k. The Toyota keeps on driving. Not that the others are bad, just less likely to last as long without issues.

Good one! I will try but I already have a video on the Highlander Hybrid so check that one out!

I heard the Sienna is the way to go.

@@elmorocha4973 I placed an order fro Sienna, it will take about six to eight months to get delivered.

good for you NR because, my sister in law just told the folks at the toy dealer are just peddlers for whatever is on the floor.

@@elmorocha4973 Way to go for what? It depends on the usage. If you are going to take a bunch small kids to the soccer games on the weekend, then the Sienna is probably a good choice. However, if you do any adventures, like to go camping, do any hiking, climbing, etc., then the Highlander is the only choice between the two.

Until cablegate hits you!

@@familydad3241 what do u mean cablegate??

Research RAV4 cablegate

Engine and transmissions are different

Depends on your budget. The Toyota Highlander and Mazda CX-50 are both good, but if you have a larger budget then no question get a Lexus RX.

@@carhelpcorner Thank you for your reply!

The coming hybrid might solve that

This review is correct. The Cross has no power.

Can you please assist? You are referring to the hybrid option of corolla cross?? Coz i just went to toyota for the hybric and no issues like these were mentioned..

@@lucas_8358 not the hybrid

Sport mode would fix that

Besides Mazda in this category what vehicle doesn’t have cvt?

@@moeanthony9308 camry doesn't have a cvt honda Ridgeline, the odyssey hyundai and kia on certain models don't have a cvt I avoid cvt because of the issue with the lack of a real transmission

@@stephenwinter8892 I mentioned in this segment Camry is a Sedan Ridgeline is gigantic compared to any in that segment and odessey is a van So going back to the segment or category,please tell me how many choices you have keeping in line with Reliable cvts from Honda and Toyota? Not many is there? Hyundai? I would be more concerned about the engine first cvt or not

@@stephenwinter8892 most cars in the corolla cross’s segment have a CVT

Trust me it’s going to be worth the wait! It’s coming this fall!

The Hybrid isn’t available in North America yet..only the gas model

No not true. Not for sale in USA. This review is still quite fitting.

In the Netherlands expected late September.

big disappointment when it runs on a CVT for gas impro and timing belt to cut back on noise, no muscle there especially on the AWD

That's what he said! 😆

😂😂😂

Lol

Rav ugly

Слава украине во составе Российское Федерации!!!! Ура ура ура!!!

That's open to debate with the newer cars. Surely, there's no point owning a car if it isn't dependable? 🙄

@@leegorman8322 Funny you mentioned newer cars and dependability. If you want a laugh, check out the current recall list for all makers. Ironic, no? Oh, and nobody buys a Lamborghini bc it's dependable. Might be a stretch of a comparison but you know what I mean. Original point still stands. Toyota = 🥱😴💤

@@leegorman8322 I'm not sure where you live but with all the restrictions the US places on the automotive industry, seems like we get the short of the stick compared to the models that are offered across the pond. 😭😭😭

@@leegorman8322 Exactly. I know many hate on Chr but driving and handling is superb . Beyond boring.

I drive an Audi Q5, far superior to a RAV4 in terms of everything, except gas mileage and longevity of components. I'm a DIY, so all maintenance and repairs on done by me. However....as I'm getting older, early 40s, I realized I'm not as enthusiastic about doing car repairs anymore, and I still prefer not to take my car to the stealership. So I'm going back to Toyota/Lexus again, where I never had to repair/replace anything when my vehicles were below 120k miles. Of course this is my old experience and opinion.

Big difference between ectv&cvt.Which hybrids has ectv

​@Alim B. You are way off. For starters, if you think the RAV4 is too big, then the Corolla Cross is too big as well. The wheelbase difference is literally 2 inches. So, if you think the RAV4 is too big, then getting a Corolla Cross isn't going to make much difference. If you want something noticeably smaller than a RAV4, you might as well get a C-HR in that case. In any case, with the RAV4, C-HR, and now adding the Corolla Cross, there is too much overlap in a crowded space, on top of already-crowded and fiercely competitive crossover segment. Toyota will end up killing one of them off (just like they did with the Land Cruiser in the large SUV segment) and it definitely will not be the RAV4. Whereas, the Corolla Cross is a gutless wonder with pathetic HP. The RAV4 is not only the most popular crossover, but more RAV4's have been sold than any other vehicle, and that trend has not been slowing down. The RAV4 is the #1 seller.

@@__Paul__ regular corrolla cannot drive in Canadian winter

@@HistoricalWeapons Right, so that is why you would not bother with a Corolla Cross, hence my previous comment. Just get a RAV4.