What are the differences between the Wildlander and the RAV4?

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The differences between the Wildlander and the RAV4 are as follows: Differences in exterior design: In terms of appearance, the RAV4 has a more sporty design, while the Wildlander's design is more conservative. The main difference between these two cars lies in the front fascia, while the side profiles are almost identical. The Wildlander's front fascia resembles the style of Lexus, and its rear design also differs from the RAV4. This results in the Wildlander being 65mm longer than the RAV4. Although both cars are positioned as compact SUVs, the Wildlander has slightly larger dimensions. Compared to the rugged design of the new RAV4, which uses many hard straight lines, the Wildlander's exterior design is more akin to a city-level SUV. Differences in chassis: It is worth mentioning that the interior design of these two cars is almost identical. In terms of the three major components, the engine and transmission are the same, but there is a certain difference in the chassis. One uses an E-type multi-link independent suspension, while the other uses a double-wishbone independent suspension. The Wildlander, like the Highlander, uses a rear double-wishbone structure.