Used 2011 Toyota Avalon Consumer Reviews
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A home run!
I've owned and run a BMW shop for 33 yrs. but for many reasons my last several new cars have been been Toyotas, three of which have been Avalons ('02XL,'05Touring,'11Limited). After 5 years of owning the '05, I looked extensively at alternate brands, but decided on the '11. Toyota changed it just enough for me not to feel it to be a clone of the '05(which I've kept). Beautiful inside and out, excellent assembly, up to a calculated 33/34 hwy MPG (on 87 octane), as fast as an '86 Buick Grand National muscle car I bought new way back when, tomb- like interior quietness, reliable track record, JBL, very competitive pricing. Wow, what's not to like?! Best "full" size sedan value on earth.
Most comfortable car
This is the most comfortable car I have driven in 48 years of driving. Very roomy interior; feels like a luxury car. I road tested the BMW, Infinity, Lexus, and Acura. Avalon beats them hands down in every respect. Unless you want to pretend you're an Indy driver, this car has the best road feel. I recommend you test drive this car before making a purchase on another similar vehicle.
- AvalonMSRP: $8,9956 mi away
- AvalonMSRP: $8,4998 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $10,99836 mi away
Amazing
I'm only 41 but love my 2011 Avalon Limited family vehicle! They don't make cars like this anymore! It's like a living room on wheels, convenient, safe, comfortable, efficient. This is what a big luxury sedan should be. Any complaints are totally mitigated by the car's incredible value when compared to other vehicles (I frankly see no other competition at this price) and the unfortunate fact that cars like this have gone out of style. My wife calls it an "old man car," and that may be true. I respond that for some people it takes a lifetime to realize the beauty of a car like this, we are lucky to appreciate and enjoy it now.
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Malfunctioning extras are a pain
Let me preface this review by saying that the first Avalon I had was excellent. I had it 7 yrs. & traded only because someone hit me. The 2011 Avalon I have now is also an excellent ride, but the wind noise and some of its extras are more trouble than they're worth.
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Top of the line - A Grrrrrreat Choice
Sold my 2006 Toyota Avalon Limited with over 200,000 miles on the clock for cash that was $1,500 over book. Purchased a gently used 2011 Avalon Limited for just over $1,000 under book. Still a full sized vehicle and a fantastic ride. New brakes and a set of tires and I was ready to drive. Just a fantastic vehicle and purchased for 1/4th the price of a new vehicle. Why buyl new and waste your money when a great low mileage used car will last just as long.
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