David Emrich 
2016 Toyota RAV4 SUV LE 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Like the RAV4
 I was always more of a Honda guy.  Had a 1996 Civic Dx coupe manual transmission, am/fm radio, no ac, crank windows for 273,000 miles, 8 years.  Liked it.  Always wanted an Accord, got 2015 Accord Sport sedan, 6speed manual, liked, techy, slightly cheap plastic.  Toyotas are sleepers, in my opinion.  Had 2010 Prius III, just after the redesign, 2011 Camry Base, 2014.5 Camry LE.  Liked them all, but in a different way than my Hondas.  Easy to live with.  Prius wasn't fun to drive.  Seat angled weird, like you were pointed toward the central gauges, but you body was traveling straight.  Weird.  Camrys were solid.  Comfortable.  Easy to live with.  This is easy to live with.  I like it.  I like sitting up high.  I have the LE AWD.  Came home to find frozen into 2 feet of snow at jfk after having been in southern California, no problem.  Rocked it back and forth a couple of times, drove right out.  Impressive.  Very peaceful.  Doesn't rip around, so I drive it slow, and it works for me.  Very well balanced in many ways.  Fabric on seats in Accord was shiny.  Fancy.  Like an executive's car.  This is basic.  Perfect balance between comfort, and durability.  Doesn't advertise itself, "Hey, look at me!", just gets the job done in a very nice way.  Keep it in ECO mode, get advertised milage.  Satisfied with MPG.  Without ECO button on, takes off a little too quick in first gear, in my opinion.  Had 2014 Kia Sportage LX, was a dog in ECO mode.  Sporty, and tight handling otherwise.  This gets better feel economy, and feels more satisfying, overall.  The Kia felt less satisfying to drive with time.  This got better with time.  Toyota's reliable, too, good to do business with.  I got a great lease deal.  Paid out of some negative equity I had after trading  a lot of vehicles in a short time.  This allows me to pay that off, plus lease the vehicle, get a fresh start at the end of the lease.  Surprised Toyota would offer it.  Recommended.