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I'm 5'11", 190 lbs, and I find my '01 RAV a good fit, including the armrest on the door and in the center between the front seats. They work well for me. I'm glad they're there. Maybe they were re-positioned on newer models? In general, I have to be careful about my back, but I've never had any problems with comfort in the RAV, including when I've driven it for 12 hours straight. One thing I would like - a telescoping steering column. Then I could get the perfect fit. |
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Replying to: petl (Nov 01, 2004 11:47 am) Can we expect a bigger engine ? More cargo room ?
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Replying to: smllfry1 (Oct 20, 2004 9:06 pm) Yes, the seatback is pretty damn hard. And the seat itself doesn't give good thigh support - it's too short. To open the power windows is awkward too. Not only is it very LOW on the door panel, but you have to squeeze your arm between your body and the door to reach it. Also, the way the seat is set up, you can't get a comfortable footing on the gad pedal. Its as if your foot wants to go through it. As for resting your right leg, forget about it. Your leg has nowhere to rest and just dangles as you accelerate. A couple of hours of driving and you leg is numb. It's such a shame because these problems detract from an otherwise GREAT little and SAFE SUV (I have the side air curtains). It's got to the point that I don't enjoy driving the Rav because it's too uncomfortable and awkward the way it seats. I enjoy driving my Sante Fe A LOT better and my wife uses the Rav which she doesn't mind, but she's not as picky with cars as I. Does anybody agree with the problems I have and how did you overcome them? Changed seats? Of just live with it?
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Replying to: 55535432 (Oct 13, 2004 8:30 pm) Yet you blame Toyota for your own foolish decisions. Even the finance rate. What, you couldn't shop for a lower one yourself??? I don't get it. I suggest instead of blaming Toyota for everything wrong in your life, that you start talking responsibility for your mistakes and actions. |
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Thanks for having me. How can you tell what post somebody is replying to? I just responded to another member who was complaining about the Rav4 safety and the high interest rate they got hit with, and my response looks odd just sitting there without other members knowing which specific post I responded to. Thanks 
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Replying to: revit (Oct 19, 2004 2:55 pm)
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Replying to: robrav4 (Nov 01, 2004 11:35 pm) You can use the "reply" link which will provide a subject line pointing to the post to which you are responding or you can simply pay attention to context and thread. Also, let's try to tone down our disagreements with others. Raising questions or disagreeing is one thing but confrontation is a turnoff. Thanks. tidester, host
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Replying to: tidester (Nov 02, 2004 1:15 am) My sincerest apologies to you, the member I replied to and the entire board. I will give it more thought before I type away with my respone in the future and I'll be more subtle and cordial. I understand that hitting the reply link will direct me to that specific post I'm replying to. What if I wanted to see what someone else is replying to? Are you saying the only way to do this is to backtrack and follow prior posts to see the context? I'm a little confused and wonder if I have my preferences set wrong. Thanks again, and I promise to be a good soldier. Some great info is given here and I'd like to contribute whatever I can. Rob
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