Please compate a used Land Rover Freelander a Honda CRV and a Toyota Rav4?

I am referring to the vehicles around the 2000-2003 years. I know there may be changes within each year. I would like a comparison of genrnal handling %26amp; performance, along with reliability.



Thanks.Please compate a used Land Rover Freelander a Honda CRV and a Toyota Rav4?
Rovers are very expensive and unreliable, don't buy one.



the Rav4 isn't worth owning without the V6 engine.



the CRV is gets good mpg but is underpowered and not for off road.



so if you need a real 4wd drive buy the Toyota, if your want good mpg, are not in a hurry and stay on the pavement the Crv is best.



don't buy a Jaguar, Range/Land Rover or an Audi ever.



one thing about the rav4 the spare tire on the back is a hazard, if you get bumped from behind the rear window will shatter, and the rear tail gate swings out instead of up that's very awkward.



if you can afford it look at the newer Honda crv's the 4 cyl engine is much more powerful yet still able to get good mpg on the hwy with a light foot. the newer ones are much bigger and have a better ride in part due to the larger wheels.Please compate a used Land Rover Freelander a Honda CRV and a Toyota Rav4?
If you even consider reliability at all, forget about the Freelander. RAVs and CRVs are both good, but for those years, I'd go with the 2002-2003 Honda CR-V. The 2000- 2001 CR-Vs are great as well, but the 2002 redesign made it better. The RAV4s for all of those years has one sore spot: They are small in the back seat area. The 2000- 2003 CR-V weill give you more room. If you desire more power than the 4 cylinder RAV4 or CR-V, consider the 2002-2003 Ford Escape V6. It's pretty reliable and offers a very powerful V6. Still the RAV4 and CR-V are the most reliable of all the small-utes.