LE Trim 10,000 km only! Fuel consumption estimates are 10.7/8.4 L/100 km (city/highway) for a gasoline AWD model, figures that fall well behind those for one of Toyota's closest competitors, the Honda CR-V, whose 1.5L turbo engine makes it one of the most efficient vehicles in its class. But Toyota actually occupies the number one spot for small crossover efficiency thanks to the RAV4's hybrid option, whose ratings are 6.9/7.8 L/100 km. Trim levels include LE, XLE, SE and Limited in gas-powered models, and LE+, SE and Limited with the hybrid powertrain. Basic kit once again includes a backup camera, 6.1-inch infotainment touchscreen, Bluetooth, automatic headlights and a wiper de-icer. Also standard is Toyota's Safety Sense-P active safety suite, which comprises pre-collision warning with pedestrian detection, automatic high beams, radar cruise control and lane departure alert with steering assist. Popular upgrades include things like an eight-way power driver's seat, heated steering wheel, bird's-eye view parking camera, navigation, electric steering wheel adjustment, power tailgate and a sunroof. It's no secret why the RAV4 is perennially popular in Canada: this is a nicely scaled vehicle that packs a useful interior into a manageable footprint. A low cargo load floor is accessed through a proper top-hinged tailgate that replaced a side-hinged door in a 2016 redesign; the RAV4 also looks better now that the spare tire lives under the cargo floor rather than hung off the tailgate.