Product Introduction
Transverse-engine SUVs have become the standard for passenger cars worldwide.
The original RAV4, released in 1994, can be considered the origin of this trend.
Initially, the RAV4 was available only as a three-door short body, but the following year, a five-door version bearing the "V" name was added, further increasing its popularity.
Highly acclaimed overseas, the car remained in production until 2000, with various variations added, including an open-top, high-powered engine, and an electric vehicle.
A new mold has been used to recreate the five-door version of the first-generation RAV4. In the Japanese market, dealers assigned the sub-names L and J, distinguishing them by the mesh pattern on the front grille.
This product features the L model sold at Corolla dealerships.
Optional accessories such as a grille guard and fog lights, reflecting the RV boom of the mid-1990s, are also included.
Reflect on the history of the SUV, which has become the standard for passenger cars today.
*The photo is a prototype. Specifications may differ from the actual product.
*This product does not run.
*This product does not emit light.
*This product does not light up.
*This product does not use batteries.
*Batteries are not included with this product.
*This product does not use fuel.
*Fuel is not included with this product.
*Paint is not included with this product.
Safety Warnings
None
This product is a reproduction of the original urban SUV, the first-generation RAV4 5-door model.
Also noteworthy are optional parts such as side decals.
Licensed for commercialization
