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2021 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid XLE
XLE · SUV
Doc Fee$1,995
MSRP$31,991
Internet Price$29,986
$2,005 below MSRP
Price excludes tax, title, registration. Doc fee shown above.
Pricing, availability, and equipment can change at any time. Please confirm all details directly with Paul Miller Subaru.
Specifications
Full Specifications · the 2021 Toyota RAV4 Hybrid spec sheet
Features & options
6 SpeakersAM/FM radio: SiriusXMAM/FM StereoRadio data systemAir ConditioningAutomatic temperature controlFront dual zone A/CRear window defrosterPower driver seatPower steeringPower windowsRemote keyless entrySteering wheel mounted audio controlsFour wheel independent suspensionSpeed-sensing steeringTraction control4-Wheel Disc BrakesABS brakesDual front impact airbagsDual front side impact airbagsEmergency communication system: Safety Connect with 1-year trialFront anti-roll barKnee airbagLow tire pressure warningOccupant sensing airbagOverhead airbagRear anti-roll barBrake assistElectronic Stability ControlLane Departure Warning SystemExterior Parking Camera RearAuto High-beam HeadlightsDelay-off headlightsFront fog lightsFully automatic headlightsPanic alarmSpeed controlBumpers: body-colorHeated door mirrorsPower door mirrorsRoof rack: rails onlySpoilerTurn signal indicator mirrorsUpdated BatteryApple CarPlay/Android AutoDriver door binDriver vanity mirrorFront reading lightsIlluminated entryOutside temperature displayOverhead consolePassenger vanity mirrorRear seat center armrestTelescoping steering wheelTilt steering wheelTrip computerFabric Seat Trim (FA)Front Bucket SeatsFront Center ArmrestFront Sport Seats
About this vehicle
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Fuel Economy & EnvironmentHybrid Vehicle · U.S. EPA estimates
36
MPGe combined
600
Miles total range (gas + electric)
28 to 40
MPG combined
41
MPG city
38
MPG highway
$1550 to $2200
Annual fuel cost
10/10
Greenhouse gas rating
Save $500 to $5,750 in fuel over 5 years vs. the average new vehicle
Source: official U.S. EPA data · fueleconomy.govRanges reflect the model’s EPA-tested configurations; actual results vary.View this model’s full EPA label →
