Toyota’s decision to create a new compact crossover segment against the backdrop of its hugely successful land marauders in 1994 has been a brilliant move.

The newest iteration of the Rav4 is already going great guns in the market and proving just as popular as the outgoing model, despite determination from many rival brands to match its popularity in the family transport market, with only a few coming close...

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