Used 2015 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Sedan Consumer Reviews
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Great daily driver and long distance traveling
I am extremely happy with owning this car. For a full-size upscale model, the fuel economy has been fantastic. I average between 38 to 40 miles per gallon. It is very comfortable riding and as roomy and comfortable as my mom’s Lexus LS450. It is super reliable and I have only needed periodic maintenance. I plan on keeping this car for many more years. Update: this car continues to be a pleasure to drive and own. No problems whatsoever. I'm approaching 55000 miles and the car is going strong. Still like new.
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Horrible front seat cushions. (*Hybrid model)
Toyota needs to do something about the comfort of the front seats!!!!!!! After a 1/2 an hour or more on the road your bottom is in pain. Driver and passenger have insufficient cushioning and/or poor design. *
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- Limited SedanMSRP: $15,895241 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $13,990298 mi away
- XLE Touring SedanMSRP: $18,888466 mi away
Not what it is cracked up to be
. I have a 2015 hybrid with 18,500 miles. I had a 2000 Avalon before this one and LOVED it. This 2015 is a disappointment. Mileage only averages 30.8 mpg. It fairies only 1 mpg with highway or in town travel. Front seats are not comfortable. In the old one, I sat “in” the seat...this one, I sit “on” the seat. I really like the safety features....but it’s the only positive thing I have to say. The interior finishes are not top quality like the old one. Lots of rattles and buttons are just cheap. The visors are flimsy. Purchase 8/17 for $31k Value now with 18,500 miles is $19k. Done with Toyota.
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LAST CAR
At my age, this will most likely be my last car. I normally drive a car 150,000 miles or about 10 years. Bought it for fuel economy, comfort, quietness.
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incomplete according to gas mileage
The 39/40 mileage is untrue. Highway is close, however, city miles is about 34 miles per gal. And highway miles 36.5 The break dust is a problem. It discharge with a oily residue that get on tires and make tires sidewall dry out. The front seat back is a bit narrow for wild shoulders person. For the cost l should had went with Honda Accord better quality for less dollars. The previous collision system disfunction ed for first 10 months of ownership but (we) owners had to continue paying for usages of that system. After repairs it's still not working correctly.
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