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Explore the Toyota RAV4’s evolving value and pricing dynamics with a clear snapshot of its 2019 version and current used-market outlook. If you’ve ever wondered about the Toyota RAV4 price trend, the Toyota RAV4 2019 price, or simply “what is a 2019 Toyota RAV4 worth,” this guide offers concise, data‑driven insights without giving up your privacy or over‑stepping—just the information you need.

• Model year: 2019
• Engine: 2.5‑liter 4‑stroke DOHC 4‑valve Plus‑Power (Turbo Boost) 4‑cyl, 203 hp / 184 lb‑ft Torque
• Transmission: 8‑speed automatic (Steer‑Auto™)
• Drive: 4‑wheel‑drive 2‑WD and AWD options
• Fuel type: Regular unleaded gasoline
• Powertrain layout: Front‑engine, front‑wheel‑drive
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 179.7″ × 73.0″ × 66.5″
• Wheelbase: 106.7″
• Front & rear track: 70.9″ / 70.9″
• Gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR): 5,030 lb
• Trim levels available: LE, XLE, XLE Premium, Adventure, Wild‑Rider
• Fuel economy (EPA): 27 mpg city / 33 mpg highway / 30 mpg combined (AWD) or 28 / 35 / 31 (2‑WD)

Depreciation Insight: How the Toyota RAV4 Holds Its Value Over Time

The first pivotal question for many buyers is “What is a 2019 Toyota RAV4 worth?” While exact values vary with condition, mileage, region, and trim, industry data helps paint a realistic depreciation profile. The RAV4, known for its reliability and strong resale, typically follows these patterns:

• First year end: 15–20 % loss of new vehicle value, reflecting the major initial “new car” depreciation hit.
• Year 2 (4–5 years total): 20–25 % from original list price, usually stabilizing into a 25–30 % overall loss versus new.
• Between years 3–5: add roughly 2–4 % per year decline, sweeping cumulative depreciation to roughly 40–50 % of the original price by the fifth year.
• After year 5: depreciation slows markedly; a 2019 RAV4 at age 5+ often retains about 35–45 % of its original sticker value in a used‑market setting.

These percentages align with broader compact‑crossover trends, where the RAV4 remains one of the hardest‑to‑depreciate vehicles. Its strong market positioning ensures respectable resale values compared to peers.

Used Toyota RAV4 Price Landscape

When you browse for a used Toyota RAV4 price, you’ll typically encounter a range shaped by condition (like “Excellent” vs “Good”), mileage, trim level, and geographic demand. Data from recent market scans shows that assets such as the 2019 model – especially in the XLE or Adventure trims – frequently maintain an age‑5 pricing above the industry middle.

In most regions, the Toyota RAV4 price for a well‑maintained 2019 in ‘Excellent’ factory condition will be roughly 70‑80 % of its original new price. For instance, a model that originally cost ~$30,000 may fetch $21,000–$24,000 in early 2025, depending on mileage and optional packages. By comparison, similar high‑end compact crossovers like the Honda CR‑V or Subaru Forester often set lower resale

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