 |
Used 2008 Toyota Avalon Reviews
The Toyota Avalon is a large sedan that's easy to like and even easier to enjoy. Think of it as refuge from a hectic world.For 2008, the Toyota Avalon gets some styling updates, interior upgrades and, perhaps most significantly, a new six-speed automatic transmission. Yet its calling card...
|
|
 |
Used 2007 Toyota Avalon Reviews
Toyota Avalon is undoubtedly the best American car ever built by a Japanese manufacturer. Granted, it is front-wheel drive, and its exterior dimensions seem smaller than its American counterparts, but the Avalon is full-sized inside and full-sized in its emphasis on quiet, ease, and...
|
|
 |
Used 2006 Toyota Avalon Reviews
Though front-wheel drive, the Toyota Avalon is arguably the best rendition of a traditional big American car sold today. American cars should be this good. And it could even be argued that Toyota's flagship family sedan is in fact an American car. The Avalon was designed in Newport Beach,...
|
|
 |
Used 2005 Toyota Avalon Reviews
This all-new Avalon struck me as a tad tense by Toyota standards. I could actually feel the bumps I was seeing on the freeway - something Avalon owners probably aren't used to. Not until I saw the decal on the trunk did I realize that Toyota mistakenly sent me home in the Touring model, which...
|
|
 |
Used 2003 Toyota Avalon Reviews
Toyota Avalon is a large, comfortable sedan with tight handling and a flawless ride. It's smooth and quiet with extremely low levels of noise, vibration, and harshness, a good car for long hours in the saddle. It has plenty of power and excellent brakes. Electronic wizardry and a well-developed...
|
|
 |
Used 2002 Toyota Avalon Reviews
The Toyota Avalon is a large, comfortable sedan with tight handling and a flawless ride. It's smooth and quiet with extremely low levels of noise, vibration, and harshness, a good car for long hours in the saddle. It has plenty of power and excellent brakes. Electronic wizardry and a...
|
|
 |
Used 2001 Toyota Avalon Reviews
The Avalon is Toyota's top of the line model. It's a big, comfortable sedan that feels quick on its feet; it's hard to tell just by looking at it, but the Avalon handles well and delivers a satisfying ride. When equipped with the available front bench seat, the Avalon can transport six passengers...
|
|
 |
Used 2000 Toyota Avalon Reviews
Twenty or 30 years ago, is this what people imagined the 2000 sedan would be like? Did engineers expect such solid, pragmatic progress to take place (and no car is a better example than this Avalon), or did they expect the public to want to be blasted into the next century by cars akin to...
|
|
 |
Used 1999 Toyota Avalon Reviews
The Avalon is Toyota's entry in the full-size car market. It competes with the Buick Park Avenue and LeSabre, Pontiac Bonneville and Dodge Intrepid. But it's also designed for people looking to move up from other Toyotas into a car that offers more interior room and a higher level of luxury. The...
|
|
 |
Used 1998 Toyota Avalon Reviews
In Toyota's own words, the Avalon is a "move up vehicle for midsize sedan owners seeking a roomier cabin and a higher level of refinement." Succinct and to the point. That is indeed the Avalon's job description, and it does its job quite well, thank you.The Avalon wears a Toyota badge, but in...
|
|
 |
Used 1995 Toyota Avalon Reviews
Preliminary intelligence on the Toyota Avalon suggested this car would: (A) share the same chassis as the Camry, and (B) be little more than a high luxury version of that popular midsize sedan.Well, the Avalon is here. And here's how our intelligence reports graded out.A: Correct. The Avalon...
|
|
