The most modestly priced Toyota SUV series is also available with an upscale finish.  Toyota's luxurious Limited trim finish can be applied to the RAV4, for a mere $2000  price hike.  On other Toyota models, Limited versions can be set apart by more than $5000.  All RAVs get side-seat and side-curtain airbags as standard safety items for 2007.  The crossover SUV remains mostly untouched, after a full overhaul in 2006.
While the RAV4's Limited trim many not offer all the amenities of more extensive Toyota models, it is still a considerable step above the other RAVs.  In addition to the across-the-board features like full power accessories, cruise control and privacy glass, the Limited adds 17-inch wheels, a power driver's seat, an in-dash CD changer, power-fold outside mirrors, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and dual-zone climate control.  Options like leather seats, heated seats, and the rear seat DVD entertainment system are only offered with this trim.  A fully loaded RAV4 jumps significantly in price.
Regardless of the trim level, all RAVs are offered with both engines and drive trains.  This variation is the best for fuel efficiency, at 24/30 mpg, but it is not ideal for those seeking power and capability.  The 2.4 liter four cylinder engine supplies the 2WD drive train with 166 horsepower and 165 pound-feet of torque, and it is teamed with a four speed automatic transmission.  Towing ability is limited to 1500 pounds on this model.  Power is sent to the front wheels, and a limited slip differential is included.