Special solid - Urban Khaki
Metallic Bi-tone - Decuma Grey/Black
Metallic Bi-tone - Obisidian blue/Black
Metallic Bi-tone - Silver blade/Black
Special solid - Pure white
Premium paint - Scarlet flare
Premium paint - Platinum white pearl
Premium Bi-tone - Platinum white pearl/Black
Premium Bi-tone - Scarlet flare/Black
Pearlescent Bi-tone - White Pearl/Black
Pearlescent Bi-tone - Scarlet flare/Black
Pearlescent Bi-tone - Platinum white pearl/Black
Pearl - Platinum white pearl
Prices and colour availability may vary based on trim.
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£40,215 - £50,645
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Colour guide
Special solid - Urban Khaki
Free
Metallic - Decuma Grey
Free
Monochrome colours are the height of automotive fashion right now, and Toyota’s Decuma grey metallic is bang on trend. It’s a dark grey, but the metallic finish makes the colour pop in direct sunlight. Decuma grey is popular with used buyers as well as new, so it’s a smart choice if you want your car to be easy to sell on in a few years.
Specifications
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Metallic - Galaxy black
Free
If there’s one colour guaranteed to make your SUV look tough, it’s black. Toyota offers the RAV4 in Galaxy black metallic, and it looks great in this dark and glossy finish. Just keep in mind that, like any black paint, Galaxy black will show up dirt and need regular cleaning to look at its best.
Metallic - Obsidian blue
Free
Don’t tick the box for a black paint finish until you’ve had a good look at the RAV4 in Obsidian blue metallic. It’s a really dark blue that could be mistaken for black in low light, but which is a deep, lustrous blue in the sunshine.
Metallic - Silver blade
Free
There can’t be many cars that look bad in silver. It’s a safe choice for most cars. A RAV4 in Silver blade metallic is a smart and upmarket-looking car. There are more eyecatching colours, and others that make the Toyota look rougher and tougher, but silver works well if you want a neat and uncontroversial colour.
Metallic Bi-tone - Decuma Grey/Black
Free
With a blue-ish tone, Decuma Grey is a nice alternative to more traditional versions. Here it’s paired with a black contrast roof, which can hide some of the contrast black pieces further up the car.
Metallic Bi-tone - Obisidian blue/Black
Free
Arguably the colour combination that suits the RAV4 best, this Obsidian Blue has a nice sheen to it, while the black roof stops it from being overpowering. It also works well with the black cladding lower down.
Metallic Bi-tone - Silver blade/Black
Free
This traditional silver will likely help when you sell the vehicle on, and also contrasts nicely against the black trim pieces around the car. The black roof when paired with the black wheels offered on some trims helps it look rather cool too.
Solid - Urban Khaki
Free
Brown in some lights, green in others, Urban khaki solid paint is one of the more unusual colours Toyota offers to RAV4 buyers. It’s the kind of paint that divides opinion, but we rather like it – Urban khaki is eyecatching yet subtle.
Solid - Pure white
Free
Special solid - Pure white
£250
White is one of the most popular colours for new cars and works especially well for SUVs like the Toyota RAV4. It emphasises the car’s size and has a no-nonsense toughness to it, especially a solid white like Toyota’s Pure white. It does show dirt, but sometimes a bit of mud suits the looks of an SUV.
Premium paint - Scarlet flare
£285
Premium paint - Platinum white pearl
£285
Premium Bi-tone - Platinum white pearl/Black
£285
Premium Bi-tone - Scarlet flare/Black
£285
Pearlescent Bi-tone - White Pearl/Black
£310
Platinum White could do well on the used market as neutral colours have strong appeal. It’s not particularly exciting but the black roof stops it from being too overpowering.
Pearlescent Bi-tone - Scarlet flare/Black
£320
As a bolder choice, Scarlet Flare looks cool on the angular RAV4 bodywork. It looks quite aggressive with the contrasting roof too, but it won’t be as valuable if you choose to sell the car on.
Pearlescent Bi-tone - Platinum white pearl/Black
£320
With a high sheen, this Platinum White Pearl will be difficult to keep looking its best. But with the contrast roof, this is a stylish combination for the RAV4.
Metallic - Cyan splash
£545
Pearl - White pearl
£795
Pearl - Tokyo Red
£795
The Tokyo red pearl colour is a punchy deep red that will definitely turn heads. The pearlescent finish looks subtly different in differing light conditions. To our way of thinking it’s the most eyecatching colour available to RAV4 buyers.
Premium paint - Toyo red
£965
Pearl - Platinum white pearl
£965
All white paints are not created equal. You can go with a solid white for the UN-peacekeeper look, or pick Platinum white pearl for an altogether more upmarket appearance for your RAV4. It’s not cheap, but if you see this pearlescent paint next to a solid white you’ll understand why it costs that bit more.