2014 Toyota Avalon consumer reviews

I've never owned a better car. Luxury meets practicality. Super smooth ride, comfortable seats, all the bells and whistles, reliable and great gas mileage. The only thing that could make it better is if it were AWD for heavy winter mountain living. But it handles snow around town just fine.

This 2014 Toyota Avalon is a great car. Very shinny used car met all my needs lots of space. Rides quite and classy. Heated seats enough room in the back. Sunroof, great system. Rides great I love it.

Very nice car drived great. I really enjoy the ride . My husband loves it. Really roomy. And comfortable. My husband says it's a beauty

Toyota Avalon XLE Premier. Truly the best car I have ever had. Loaded. Looks like new. Toyota Extra Care Service Agreement. Smooth driving and reliable.

I absolutely love my Avalon! My car is so comfortable and drives very smooth! My Avalon was designed perfectly! Thank you Toyota! I am so spoiled and will never purchase anything other than an Avalon.

I owned an Avalon in 1996 and 2004, both had a comfortable ride. the 2014 has a rough ride..."supposedly the new sport car feel" . To me an Avalon is a luxury car..not a sport car.

268 hp, 28 mpg, reliable and luxurious. It's actually a Lexus GS 350, but it's FWD instead of FWD and at least $10,0000 cheaper than the Lexus

The good. Reliable, great highway cruiser, quiet ride. Best feature is the Dynamic Cruise Control, and the Pre Collision System. Qi wireless charging and Auto High beam features works good also. Well worth the 1700 dollar option. The not so good Low profile tires and 18 inch wheels make the ride bumpy, and gives you a constant lookout for pot holes. The brakes are a little spongy no where near very good like my older Lexus. The passenger seat lumbar rattles over bumps when unoccupied, and some annoying plastic rattles from the dash sometimes. The seat belts are hard to pull through when retracted due to limited room around the side seat base, and some what difficult to unbuckle as well. The rear window is difficult to clean and the sunshade is know to stop working eventually. The key less push to start system is something good and bad as I have the remote start and have to replace the battery in the fob often, its a delicate procedure to remove the battery and not break the electronic back board the battery is attached to due to it`s design. When it comes time to replace a key fob it is going to be expensive! And finally the worst idea Toyota has come up with is when you use any remote start on these newer cars. Is the motor shuts off when you open up the door, making you have to restart the engine again. They claim it`s a safety issue, but I think the brake pedal push worked better, but there is no key now to bypass the electronics without pushing the start button and forcing a starter jam. To sum it all up there is no perfect car, now a days there is too much electronics in all cars. I bought the Toyota full extended 7 year 100,000 mile warranty just for the piece of mind it offers.

I brought my dream car the Toyota Avalon it's a luxury sedan. I compare it to a Lexus without the over the top price tag. I love the exterior body, the stand out color, and the performance you only get in a car of this class. I luck out and got a great price for my car it's pre-owned but it's brand new to me and it looks great. Me and my Avalon is rolling right along.

Lots of leg room. V6 offers a lot of power. My second Avalon. Sound system is great, can use hands-free phone or music. Back up system is a nice feature. Only thing is display is hard to see with sunglasses on.