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RMH, 12/11/2020
2021 Toyota Venza Limited 4dr SUV AWD (2.5L 4cyl gas/electric hybrid CVT)
I went from a BMW X3 m40i to this car. From the first week I had the BMW, I had issues with the brakes, the electronics, total engine shutdown, and the list goes on. Yes, it was fun to drive (when it was running) but I was tired of being a frequent flier at the local BMW service center. My family and friends have Toyotas and can vouch for their reliability, so I began researching the … new Venza. I wasn't a fan of the old Venza station wagon but really liked the new body style. I test drove the car and found it had all of the qualities I wanted (Toyota reputation/reliability, excellent fuel economy, great safety features, nice ride, comfortable seats, and decent power). Before the test drive I was worried this car wouldn't have enough power, but I was pleasantly surprised. It's not going to win you any races but the car has enough guts to get you moving and pass others when needed. The interior could use more storage space/cubbies, and the center stack could be better designed (the power button is in an odd spot, and the placement of the wireless charger is a bit awkward), but overall is well appointed, clean and comfortable. The seats are so comfortable - but keep in mind the passenger's seat does not come with lumbar support. There's plenty of cargo space in the back, as long as you aren't planning to haul large items on a regular basis. If you need more cargo space, the RAV4 or CR-V might be better options. I'm not crazy about the button-less infotainment screen, but found it's very intuitive to use and access what's needed. For stereo volume, I use the volume knobs on the steering well & that works well. Although Apple CarPlay/Android Auto are not wireless, they're accessible via a USB and very easy to set-up. Now, the overall positives: gas mileage (using regular gas) is incredible; the car is quiet and the ride is very smooth and compliant; the steering and brakes are excellent and the brakes are better than other hybrid brakes I've tried; the seats are comfortable and driving position is excellent; as for the negatives: although there's sufficient power, it could always use more; there is some wind noise at highway speeds; the rear turn signals sit in the lower bottom portion of the car, vs higher-up, and the headlights could be brighter. But those are minor gripes for what I feel is a great overall car.
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How much does it cost to lease a Toyota Venza in Colorado?
- A Toyota Venza lease in Colorado starts at about $559 and runs up to $635. Keep in mind that these are estimates and the prices can vary based on a number of factors such as trim level, options, down payment, and length of the lease. Learn more
How much does it cost to lease a Toyota Venza 2023 in Colorado?
- It costs between $559 and $635 to lease a Toyota Venza 2023 in Colorado. Note that these are estimates, and the pricing can change based on the vehicle's trim level, installed options, and aspects of the lease such as the down payment, money factor and the lease term. Learn more
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