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John Goreham    August 5, 2020 - 9:57AM

In reply to by Mark Day (not verified)

For some consumers of crossovers, the power of the drivetrain is only a secondary consideration, or perhaps it falls lower on the desires list. Some knowledgeable crossover buys might research their crossover's efficiency and see that the last V6 RAV4 earned a 21 MPG rating. Today's version with the CVT and stop-start earns a 40 MPG rating in one version and a 98 MPGe rating in another. And the 98 MPGe-rated version is just as quick to 60 MPH as the old V6 was. That efficiency may be more important to some consumers.

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