2017 Toyota Avalon Consumer Reviews

I have a 2007 toyota sienna with 180,000 miles and a new 2020 Kia Sedona. I have also had different types of cars in the past, Subaru, Honda, Land Rover, Camaro. I needed another used high quality vehicle as I’m not interested in paying the high price for a new vehicle so I started doing a LOT of research and was going to go for a newer used Camry to maintain that Toyota long lasting reliability as my Sienna, but by pure accident I discovered this 2014 Avalon and I ended up purchasing one in mint condition with 30K miles. To make this review really short, I LOVE this Avalon. Same engine and AWESOME bullet proof six speed transmission as my Sienna. I HATE the eight speed transmission in the new Kia Sedona. This Avalon is very smooth and powerful and the sucker takes off quickly. LOVE that!!! I did not want a four cylinder car. I have never driven an older Avalon model but I do believe people saying that car is smoother and more comfortable, but, my Sienna is also very comfortable and I have zero complaints with my Avalon so I really don’t understand why some Avalon drivers say this 2014 is “not as good” as older models. No kidding, this newer baby is more sporty, which I personally love, yet it is still very comfortable. Personally I’m really impressed. The car size is just perfect for me not too big nor too small. The handling and smoothness is so nice. This car was just the right car for me and I have zero regrets. By the way, this design is much nicer and more elegant than todays more cheap plastic looking Toyotas.

I bought a 2016 Toyota Avalon in 2019 and it is an excellent vehicle. Have had no maintenance issues and it gets excellent gas mileage. I highly recommend this vehicle - 5 stars

This is the most luxurious car and most reliable with all the bells and whistles. Has wonderful space in the trunk and rfor long trips. I would highly recommend this car about any other sedan on the market for the price reliability and luxury.

One owner. 33212 miles 4dr limited. Excelllent condition. Internal is blck leather always kept in a garage. Very little winter driving.

One owner elderly couple mostly driven by wife. Hardly driven at all the last two years because of wife’s dementia

Purchased new in March 2013. Always garaged, always properly maintained by Toyota dealer, never smoked in, never damaged, always driven at modest speeds and by just one driver ( a long retired former trucker), tires have less than 10K miles, maintenance records available to verify current mileage and dates of service. Will most probably be sold due to present original owner having become handicapped and not able to renew driver's license when it expires.

This is a great car by all means, one exception is the low profile wheel/tire. Low profile tires are meant to improve look, handling, and cornering, but they are bad with bumps, and they blow out easily, I have two of my tires blown out after stepping into a relatively small path whole in the middle of the night, with only one spare tire that was a nightmare. Low profile wheel is a joke, I am not on formula one race to require better cornering, I just need to feel good on bumps and not have my tires blow out, So if you choose this car opt for the XLE and avoid the limited. Will eventually sell the car I love because of the wheels situation. Never thought that low profile wheels are going to be that problematic.

I bought this car a year ago with 76,000 miles on it. Now it has 83,000 flawless miles. It had a little wear on some interior pieces that repaired myself but otherwise has been a wonderful car. The suspension provides a smooth ride that handles well considering the size.