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With Toyota Avalon’s 210hp engine,
multi-function information display and large
and comfortable interior, Toyota has succeeded
in creating a blissful harmony between car
and driver. Whether you choose the Avalon
XL or the XLS be aware that the driving
experience may transcend anything you’ve
ever felt.
MSRP:
$26,685- $31,045
Invoice:
$23,267-26,932
Fuel Economy: Miles per
gallon (city/ highway)
XL- 21/29
XLS- 21/29
Pros and Cons:
Pros: Standard features
for both models include but are not limited
to: Aerodynamic multi-reflector halogen
headlamps with Daytime Running Lights (DRL)
and auto on/off feature, 12 V auxiliary
power outlet, power doors with anti-lockout
feature, large interior and 4 wheel disc
brakes with Anti-lock Brake System (ABS).
Based on information provided by the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
the Avalon when subjected to crash test
scored between 4 and 5 out of 5. Based on
information provided by JD Power and Associates
the Avalon scored a 4-star rating for Mechanical
Quality, Feature and Accessory Quality and
Body and Interior Quality.
Cons: Both of the Avalon
models have poor gas mileage when it comes
to city driving. Based on information provided
by JD and Associates for Overall Quality
the Avalon was only rated 3-stars. Meaning
the Toyota Avalon does not stand out in
its category.
Models, Options and Performance:
Take a step back from the hustle and bustle
of everyday life. The Toyota Avalon offers
features that allow you the comforts of
a relaxing lounge in a hammock without taking
away from the technology used in order to
make this car a dream to ride and drive.
Safety
The plethora of standard safety features
that equip both the Avalon XL and the XLS
is the reason why the cars did well when
tested by the National Highway Traffic Safety
Administration. Out of a possible 5, both
Avalon models scored between 4 and 5 with
regards to driver and passenger safety.
Features like multi-stage driver and front
passenger airbags, Electric Brake force
distribution and Energy absorbing collapsible
steering columns may come standard on the
car; but can make a world of difference
if in an accident.
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