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2016 Toyota RAV4 SUV XLE 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Great vehicle Toyota Drops the ball with options
 "Let me begin with I am a Loyal Toyota Customer. More than 7 new and 4 pre-owned in the past 25 years. The 2016 Rav4 is great looking and drives great. Compared to all the Camry's I have owned we really like the Rav better. However, Do not purchase the Navigation System. The Maps are from Garmin and they are at least 3 - 8 years old. It told me there was no Freeway and to take exits just to tell me to get back on the freeway(there was a Freeway that had been there for a number of years). It got us lost. So save your money and use your phone. Also, the eTune system. In Theory it is great. In reality not so much. When it works we love it you just get in and touch the Pandora and away you go. Then it will tell you theres no connection but the pandora is still playing. Then it may just stop all together. Then you get back in the car and it will tell you that there is no connection. No matter what you do you can't get it back. So, you might as well save money and just take the standard system because you can Blue Tooth it and connect for phone for maps and you get a CD Player. Other than that I love the vehicle but when I contacted Toyota to express my opinions they just said we'll pass that on. So, my mistake was I did not take the time to look at the Honda, Mazda and Nissan.I want to update as of march 2017. One of my biggest disappointments is the gas mileage. They rate it at 22 city 29 highway. We have 6600 miles on it and the city driving we can get 23-24 mpg. On the highway if you stay below 75 you can expect around 27 is my experience. If you are cruising 80 on the interstate and no inclines you can expect around 23-25. Any inclines or wind and it will drop like a rock. My experience is 20-22 mpg.Here I am on September 26, 2017. Still Love the vehicle as its style and drive. I have gotten over the gas mileage still on the Highway with any headwind or inclines don't expect anything in the mid or upper 20's. Typically, I am still getting 20 - 25 on the highway running around 80 mph. We now have 10400 miles on the Rav and we still love it. Yes, I still have issues with it stalling turning from an intersection and the navigation system still stinks. It gives you 3 options to choose from Quickest, Shortest and Alternative. However, you would have zoom down and try to scroll through the entire route to see which is best. For example, I was not sure were this park was across the city. So, I decided lets see where the Navi system takes us. Well, none of the routes kept us on the highway the entire time. They all wanted to send us off some side roads and then back to the highway. When I arrived it did not tell that I had and when we left the park and started driving it came back on and told me that our destination was on the right but it was on the left and we were now a 1/2 mile away from the park. Trust your phone NOT Toyota's System (what a waste).Update March 2018. Everything above is still the same but the issues with the hesitation when accelerating and turning from an intersection from a stop. I also have nissan 370Z and I found it started doing the same thing. I realized the the Z was not getting enough air into the motor and the transmission had shifted into too high of a gear for the car to respond to the need. So, I changed the Air Filters to K&N filters ( I have used these on a Mazda Miata and they increase throttle response tremendously. So, that took care of my Z and I thought about the RAV and realized it is throttle response. I changed the factory air filter to K&N and no issues so far. Give it a try if you are experiencing the same hesitation issues. Toyota has no clue and won't help you will have to figure it out. But that seems to have fixed it.