Toyota RAV4 SR180 2.2 D-4D SUV

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Toyota RAV4 SR180

Toyota GB is introducing a new sports-themed version of the third generation Toyota RAV4 called the Toyota RAV4 SR180. The 180 badge seems to indicate 180 PS… well, nearly. Its 2.2 litre D-4D turbodiesel engine produces 175 PS and a massive 400Nm of torque, mated to a 6-speed manual transmission.

The RAV4 SR180 goes from 0 to 100km/h in 9.3 seconds which is reasonably swift though it won’t kick you back into your seats every time you put the pedal to metal, and gets a mileage of 40.4mpg on the combined cycle.

Bits of sporty equipment included in the SR180 package include extended wheel arches, 18 inch alloy wheels, runflattyres, dark-tinted headlamps, Integrated Active Drive (VSC, Traction Control and Hill Start Assist), Bluetooth connectivity, dark tinted rear privacy glass, fog lamps, a six speaker audio system with a 6-CD changer, cruise control, and electric sunroof.

Toyota RAV4 SR180

Toyota RAV4 SR180

Toyota RAV4 SR180

Toyota RAV4 SR180


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Comments

  1. csv says:

    hmmm same car basically, with improved engine.

    D-4D, same engine in the hilux?

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  2. ago87 says:

    Wow..
    Toyota has always built new models with nice looking design..
    I like Toyota RAV4,but not yet afford to own it..

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  3. MyviKiller says:

    The headlights look like the ones from the C-class.

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  4. MyviKiller says:

    40.4mpg with 175ps? I want one!

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  5. rexis says:

    Next time should really add in a brackat say “Europe only”. Make me happy only.

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  6. JULIANLEE2 says:

    the freelander 2 is nicer

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  7. willpower says:

    well. it seems like the big brothe to our Toyota Rush..
    hopefully see this vehicle in showroom very soon..

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  8. ideoteque_85 says:

    40mpg for an SUV? Are you sure? Thats almost as good as Toyota Prius Hybrid.

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  9. dzat46 says:

    ideoteque_85 said,
    July 19, 2008 @ 9:53 pm

    40mpg for an SUV? Are you sure? Thats almost as good as Toyota Prius Hybrid.
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    Its a diesel le fren…thats why the gud fc…plus the huge torque

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  10. Alifz says:

    Yucks…I prefer the old model than this ‘dugong breed mutation’

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  11. ideoteque_85 says:

    dzat46 said,

    July 21, 2008 @ 10:17 am

    ideoteque_85 said,
    July 19, 2008 @ 9:53 pm

    40mpg for an SUV? Are you sure? Thats almost as good as Toyota Prius Hybrid.
    —————————————————————-

    Its a diesel le fren…thats why the gud fc…plus the huge torque

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    haha i figured. i really should have read properly before commenting. kantoi sebentar

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  12. SZ says:

    HELP!! I had a glimpse of a 2-door Rav4 6 months ago and I have been looking for it desperately ever since. (Seen 3 on the road so far) I don’t know which model is it (no leads from all sources including the net!!) but I think it’s the 3rd generation….or is there a 4th? (Seen many of the 1st & 2nd generation on the road).

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  13. car_crazy says:

    i want to know the price of RAV4 recond from japan ?

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