Used 2019 Toyota Avalon Consumer Reviews
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My "new" Avalon
My trade-in was a 2011 Avalon which I enjoyed very much over the years. The new 2019 Avalon has a much sleeker body style than past Avalons and seems to be a bit smaller, which might a consideration for the average American. After studying the owner's manual for a couple of days, I have finally figured most of the functions of all the bells and whistles which were foreign to me from the older Avalon. I should like to review this car after several hundred miles, but I I feel that I will enjoy it a great deal in the coming months. Stay safe!
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Excellent vehicle
I have the Touring model. The safety features on this car are top of the line. Sport and Sport+ mode live up to the hype. The interior trims could be fancier. The navigation has major glitches and is outdated in style. The ride is very bumpy on potholes.
- XLE SedanMSRP: $20,998411 mi away
- Touring SedanMSRP: $25,125489 mi away
- Limited SedanMSRP: $30,998443 mi away
Butt Ugly
The ubiquitous 'gaping maw' front end styling signature of ALL Toyota vehicles (incl. Lexus) is perhaps the worst styling theme since the ill-fated Edsel. Regardless, Toyota stylists cling to it. Here's a tip: Hire some stylists from one of the German automakers, or Italians, or Koreans, or - pause - even America.
UGLY, UGLY
You have to get past the front first. What is going on at Toyota?? Cars should look streamline . slick and smooth.
Fine Ride
I like it very much my only down is the road noise and engine noise
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