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to the automotive classification experts
"YukonBound" wrote in message ...
"A.True.Boater" wrote in message ... On 1/12/11 8:43 AM, Spoofer wrote: In , says... Just received my insurance renewal notice in the mail for house& auto. Guess what...... this national insurance company rates my RAV4 as a 'TRUCK'...... that's right, a truck. So much for the know nothings in here. ~~ Snerk ~~ Bull****. It's a unibody CAR. Based on a Camry at that. Well it is a TRUCK with a Camry frame, so what? Who would you believe, Toyota or your insurance renewal notice? Both say the same thing. It's a TRUCK! So.. I'd believe then over the likes of 'Spoofer', JohnnyPrepH, or the other instigators in here. This specs out like a soccer mom car. Cargo capacity, all seats in place: 36.4 cu.ft. a.. Maximum cargo capacity: 73.0 cu.ft. b.. Maximum towing capacity: 1500 lbs. c.. Maximum payload: 1070 lbs. d.. Gross weight: 4430 lbs. e.. Curb weight: 3360 lbs. -- Ziggy® |
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