2017 Toyota Avalon Hybrid Consumer Reviews

Bought in 2019 with 9,000 miles. Currently has 95,000 miles and drives like it did the day we brought home. We’ve done routine maintenance and had no repairs. None. Zero. Nada. Given the size/weight of the Avalon hybrid, getting real world 35-37 mpg is crazy. With it being the top trim line it’s like driving a Lexus, minus the premium gas.

I have had this car a little over 2 years and couldn’t be more pleased. I do a lot of mountain driving on slow, winding roads (worst kind for milage) and average about 39 mpg. I have driven from Reno to Sacramento or San Francisco several times, and the car is smooth as silk on cruise control at 70mph all the way. I am 6’2” and the leg room is fantastic for my 6’4” son in the back seat as well as for me. I have been very pleased with the JBL sound system and the cordless Bluetooth reception from my iPhone while it charges wirelessly. Plenty of trunk room as well.

Great gas mileage Comfortable Handles well What’s not to like?

there are a lot of pros and cons as well. pros Nice and comfey car. drive smooth. cons: the change lane assis can be very confusing! dont recommand you to buy a car any car with that feautre! cons: EXTREAMLY EXPINSIVE PARTS! My windshield get cracked by a rock and it cost me 925 miss my old Avalon 220 for front windshield!

This car actually gets a little better mileage than listed. With proper driving habits we an get 41+ mpg plus it has the power to pass if needed. Not as fast as previous Avalon but considering mileage I can live with it. Great car