2011 Toyota RAV4 Sport. Low mileage 100k
Specifications
| Year | 2011 |
| Mileage | 100,000 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Suv |
| Condition | Good |
| Title Status | Salvage |
| Engine | 4 cylinders |
Owner's Pitch
"This 2011 Toyota RAV4 Sport offers legendary reliability with exceptionally low mileage for its age. Recently smogged and registered through September 2026, it features a clean exterior and a well-maintained interior. Perfect for families or commuters looking for a practical SUV that is ready for the road today."
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Overview: This 2011 Toyota RAV4 Sport is a reliable and clean SUV. It has recently passed a smog check and is registered through September 2026, making it ready for a new owner.
Condition and Performance: With only 100,000 miles, the vehicle runs and drives great with no warning lights or mechanical issues. The automatic transmission shifts smoothly and the 4-cylinder engine provides legendary Toyota reliability.
Interior and Exterior: The exterior is very clean for its age, and the interior is in good shape. It is a comfortable and practical SUV, well-suited for families and capable in various weather conditions.
Market Highlights
- The Toyota Reliability Premium: In 2026, older Toyota SUVs like the RAV4 remain highly sought after because they offer a lower total cost of ownership compared to newer vehicles with complex electronics. A 100k-mile Toyota is often viewed as having half its life still ahead.
- Southern California Market Dynamics: Vehicles in this region command higher prices due to the lack of rust and high demand for fuel-efficient SUVs. Even with a salvage title, a running and driving Toyota in California moves quickly if priced near the $6,000 mark.
- Salvage Title Reality: While a salvage title typically deters traditional buyers, the current market for sub-$10,000 vehicles is so competitive that mechanical reliability often outweighs title history. For a buyer looking for a 'forever car' rather than resale value, this represents a high-utility entry point.