The compact SUV segment is a fierce one in the US, so the Toyota RAV4 goes up against top contenders like the Honda CR-V. Despite this, it is still one of America's most beloved vehicles, outselling every other vehicle except trucks. Its footprint isn't that much larger than a traditional car, but it supplies way more passenger and cargo capacity. It also offers very competitive mileage figures from the standard four-cylinder engine, while a bevy of electrified hybrid and plug-in hybrid variants compound on both performance and efficiency. In the case of the RAV4 Prime plug-in hybrid, you're looking at over 300 horsepower. Each model comes with a complete Toyota Safety Sense 2.0 suite, but the other standard features are a bit lacking at the base level. Despite this, the RAV4 has never struggled to sell well, and as Toyota continues to improve the recipe, the chances of Americans losing interest dwindles.