Used 2011 Toyota Avalon Consumer Reviews
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4th Avalon
Just picked up a new Pearl White/Ivory Limited. Traded in my 2005 XLS on it. I like almost everything about the car. Did much cross shopping with LaCrosse, Genesis and ES350. All great cars. Was down to the ES and the Avy. I went with the Avy over the ES because I felt I got more value. The 4 yr warranty and great dealership experience was basically matched by the 25,000 mi 2 yr free maintenance. The past experiences of my 3 previous Avalons was the deciding factor. I am dead center in the target audience for the Avalon and I appreciate many of the features, like clarity of instruments and displays. The car is full of goodies I am still finding. Really enjoy the improvements from 2005.
The best!
Best car I have ever had. Drove higher priced cars for years and they cannot hold a candle to this car.
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- Base SedanMSRP: $9,971469 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $5,950407 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $7,995349 mi away
Nice and Smooth!
I researched for several months. The car rides smoothly. The car is quiet. The gas mileage is good. Overall, you can't go wrong!
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2011 Cocoa Bean Limited
Just purchased my first Avalon. I've been looking at them for a couple of years. The 2011 has everything I wanted and then some. Smooth and quite ride, with the best sound system on the market. I've owned a Sienna and a Prius and am now trading in a Honda CR-V. Look forward to enjoying many comfortable miles on the highway.
The good, the bad and the ugly
A luxury car, that is selling for an increasingly luxury price. Great quite ride which is much better handling with better road feel than I expected. The comfort and features of the interior are great. Styling is just like every other car now, boxy high sides and cat eye windows. Vision is restricted in all the new cars and it is in the Avalon too. None of these manufacturers have an original idea. If you are paying the extra 10% for the limited, the car should at least say limited on it.