Used 2007 Toyota Avalon XL 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 5A) Consumer Reviews
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Big improvement
J.L., 11/07/2006
Toyota Avalon XL 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
9 of 9 people found this review helpful
Replaced my 2003 Avalon with a 2007. Engine power and responsiveness much better with the 07. The power lock system is much more user friendly than the 03. I always felt I couldn't get out of the 03 (doors would lock) and with the remote lock/unlock always had to hurry before auto relock. The window washer is outstanding on the 07, that last swipe makes all the difference. I didn't go with the JBL (had it on the 03) and really can't tell a difference. Absolutely love the car.
Better Buy than Lexus 350
Sam, 10/03/2006
Toyota Avalon XL 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
I bought 2007 Avalon after doing lot of research and in my opinion it is an excellent car for the money. I bought XL but added leather trimming and upgraded rear view mirror. I did not go for XLS or limited as I dont care much for the wood trimming. Car so far has been very good, quiet, handles excellent and its roomy. Its a better buy than Lexus 350 at a $4500 less. I would recommend Toyota to ditch out the cassette player and put I pod. I am not sure if you can get 31 MPG, or at least I have not yet.
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2007 AVALON TOYOTAS FAILURE
07avalonsucs, Riverton, UT, 02/07/2014
Toyota Avalon XL 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
19 of 24 people found this review helpful
This year and model should have lived up to the Toyota name, but sadly it is as bad as some American cars for reliability .They called it the closest thing to an American sedan, well they were right it fails in the engine after 40000 miles and continues to be a money pit for repairs, for years to come, DO NOT BELEIVE SOME OF THESE SAPPY OWNERS WHO DO NOT DRIVE THIS CAR ANYWHERE BUT TO CHURCH. IT IS NOT RELIABLE. The cylinder coils fail and fail regularly until you need new cylinders which sadly happen at less than 100k. Toyota should step up and recall these engines for failure, instead of touting the wondrous American-like sedan. Buyer Beware.
2007 Avalon Touring
Jeff dezerga, Orlando, FL, 07/12/2015
Toyota Avalon XL 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
I purchased my Avalon with 105k paint okay very quick but the transmission is not the best... Fuel mileage around 19 around town and highway.. Very comfy ride just replaced my dash on the recall... (all dash boards are refurbished not new) But love my car!!
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ALMOST A PERFECT 10!!!
ABerk, 02/08/2008
Toyota Avalon XL 4dr Sedan (3.5L 6cyl 5A)
4 of 4 people found this review helpful
I've had the XL model since Aug. '07 and have about 6500K ultra-enjoyable miles on it. I've had two Beemers and an Infinity, also enjoyed them very much, but the Avalon is special in that it's smooth, quiet, fairly ecnomical on gas, considering its size. I use regular octane -- also Plus and Premium at times. I also have found the cloth/velour seats to be very practical -- warm on cold days, cool on hot ones. Transmission-wise, it just knows when to shift for you -- it's really a symbiotic relationship between car and driver, to use that analogy. The driver's seat needs more back support, though. So, I'll rate this car as a 9-1/2 -- ALMOST PERFECT -- but then again, nothing's perfect