2018 Rav4 vs 2016 Highlander

[millerbl00]

I have a 2018 Rav4 with 40000 miles that is in MINT condition. I have a chance to trade it EVEN with a 2016 Highlander MINT with 76000 miles. I have had the Highlander before. I am being crazy to even consider an trading for an older vehicle? Even a Toyota?

 

[eagle14]

I have a 2018 Rav4 with 40000 miles that is in MINT condition. I have a chance to trade it EVEN with a 2016 Highlander MINT with 76000 miles. I have had the Highlander before. I am being crazy to even consider an trading for an older vehicle? Even a Toyota?

Why do you want to make the change? Both are good. Is the larger size of the Highlander the appeal?

 

[Ausfahrt]

Stick with what you know.

 

[FZ1]

I have a 2018 Rav4 with 40000 miles that is in MINT condition. I have a chance to trade it EVEN with a 2016 Highlander MINT with 76000 miles. I have had the Highlander before. I am being crazy to even consider an trading for an older vehicle? Even a Toyota?

NO! You know what you have; Dunno what you will get!

 

[Tdbo]

Unless you have a valid need for the larger vehicle, keep what you know.
However, if you were going to do it, this would possibly be a good choice, if comprehensive service records were available.

 

[benjamming]

rear main seal on the HL would be the first place I would look - any seepage?

 

[wag123]

rear main seal on the HL would be the first place I would look - any seepage?

What makes you think that the HL has a rear main seal leak? This is not a common problem on the Toyota GR V/6 engines.

 

[benjamming]

There were issues with rear main seal leaks but more toward the introduction of this generation, i.e., 2014, but it can still happen, admittedly rarely, in 2016. It's a very easy check while already under the vehicle for inspection.

 

[millerbl00]

will do thanks