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Toyota's RAV4 is perennially one of the biggest-selling vehicles in America. It comes in many subtly different styles, including the Woodland model, dressed in hiking-boot chic.
With 324 horsepower, the plug-in hybrid version of the Woodland has plenty of grunt to pull away from traffic.
With a 5.2-second 60-mph time, the Woodland PHEV can show its taillights to most other compact SUVs.
Thanks to an estimated-19-kWh battery pack, the EPA rates the RAV4 Woodland PHEV at 49 miles of all-electric range. On our 75-mph real-world highway fuel economy test, it traveled 38 miles on electricity.
The Woodland's big secret is how well it eats up broken and potholed pavement. You can bomb across bad roads without worrying about jostling your innards or bending a wheel.
Underhood is a 2.5-liter four-cylinder. The 19-kWh battery pack feeds front and rear electric motors, enabling all-wheel drive.
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