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Difference between RAV4 X & G model


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Does anyone know what the difference between the 2 models?

In your opinion is this a better buy than Harrier?

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I reckon that you are referring to '06 RAV4 brought in by local Parallel Importers.

Basically X, G & SPORT are available in either 2WD or 4WD.

 

Standard equipment in X, G & SPORT Models

- Projector type discharge headlight

- LED type tail lamp

- Back door attaching spare tire & colored hardcover

- Front & rear disc brakes

- 7-speed sports sequential shift

- the overhead console

- Left and right independent control type full automatic air conditioner

- Push type heater control panel

- Robbery prevention system etc.

 

Standard equipment in SPORT & G

- UV Privacy glass

- Front fog lamp

- Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel & Shift Knob

 

Standard equipment in G

- Smart entry & start system

- cruise control

- plasma cluster

 

Interesting link you may find helpful.

http://www.rav4expedition.com/modules.php?...order=0&thold=0

 

IMHO, there are just too many RX300 clones....

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Hi VK,

Tks for the useful info.

Do u think it's more worthwhile getting the PI G? My concern is very much on the CVT...

How's the 'feel' of driving a CVT? Is it much more sluggish than a conventional auto trans?

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Hey VINO,

 

If budget is not a constraint, the extras that come with G model are worth every cent paid.

As for CVT concern, doing test drive personally should help tackle some your reservations.

 

Just pop by our weekly gathering or forum, I am sure our 4.3 (3rd Gen RAV4) bros will help explain in more details. You know where to find us. [thumbsup]

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Tks VK,

What I meant was actually the reliability of CVT....heard that it's less reliable than the normal auto trans. Any comments?

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the cvt technology has been around for many years and its problems should have ben sorted out by the manufacturers. i think its durability has to do with the driver. the best built transmission cannot take the abuse of an abusive right foot.

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