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The fourth generation RAV4 offers new exterior styling, significant upgrades as well as interior refinements.
Flanking the All-New RAV4 are TMP executives, from left, senior EVP Dr. David Go, president Sugata, EVP for marketing Yohei Murase and SVP for marketing Santos Guerrero.
Sugata and other TMP officials lead a toast for Toyota’s banner 2012 at the Media Thanksgiving Party. Joining him are (from left) the evening’s host, Randy Santiago, Go, Murase, Guerrero and the evening’s cohost Rachel Alejandro.

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