2020 Toyota RAV4 Edge: Owner’s Review
Gun motorsport (and supercar) photographer and all-round excellent fellow, Rhys Vandersyde, reviews his own Toyota RAV4 Edge.
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Gun motorsport (and supercar) photographer and all-round excellent fellow, Rhys Vandersyde, reviews his own Toyota RAV4 Edge.
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Read MoreEnding the most irritating drip-feed since the BMW Z4, the 2019 Toyota Supra is finally, officially, really, truly public. With stuff shared with the Z4 and a striking new look, Toyota has a new halo car and the star of the Detroit Auto Show. The Toyota Supra is the stuff of legend, as these sorts of things often are. I even know of a person who used the last-gen Supra’s silhouette in the logo for an automotive site. It’s that kind of car. Toyota set about dismantling its sports car heritage in the late 90s, killing the Supra, hot Corollas and the Celica in the space of a few years. To be fair to the Japanese giant, these sorts of cars are hard to make money from. With the…
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