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Maverick Beware, Toyota Could Launch A RAV4-Based Pickup | Carscoops
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Thats because the rav4 drivetrain hasn't really changed in 20 years. Hell they're still using the 2GR-FE from 2006.
The RAV-4 only comes with the 2.5L 4 cylinder engine in this generation.
I mean, the 2gr isn't the greatest either, they used to eat timing chain guides iirc. Its better now though afaik. Hell, our highlander has 275k on it and its doing fine.