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Chris Bishop Toyota's RAV4 has been a sterling sales performer for the last five years ago but dealers face a tougher ask from July 2000 to convince buyers of the vehicle's merits in its new guise. Although the interior space has risen and equipment levels are up, the price tags also have lifted significantly. To give Toyota due credit, the new RAV4 is a major leap forward in design and also features a low emission engine in a class that has its share of old technology. The rear seats slide to cater for different load requirements and also can be tilted, folded forward and removed. Other handy aids include a sunglass holder and boot-mounted shopping bag hooks.