Used Toyota RAV4 Hybrids Are Getting More Expensive Than New Ones

The Toyota RAV4 has always been popular, so much so that if the Ford F-150 didn’t exist, it would top America’s sales charts. Last year, 479,288 new RAV4s found willing buyers, and with production of the 2026 model falling last year as Toyota retooled factories, demand is outstripping supply, and it’s creating a seller’s market. That’s not the only reason finding a good used RAV4, which is now only available as a hybrid, is difficult. Per a report from Bloomberg, the war in Iran’s impact on gas prices, averaging well above $4 per gallon, is making the efficient crossover so popular that many are selling well above original MSRP, despite significant mileage.Dealers Can Ask Almost Any Price for a Used RAV4

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