2017 Toyota Avalon consumer reviews

The Avalon is comfortable, sporty, loaded with conveniences, and I feel great when driving it. Best all around vehicle I have ever owned. Purchased a demo w/4800 miles on it but it was spotless.

My test drive sold me! Comfortable, quiet ride, easy handling and excellent acceleration. Bells and whistles included. Easy to operate features and accessories. I love this car!

We love it. I'm not as fond of the hue of the brown on the interior as our 2013. On our 2011 Avalon I liked the way the front door side pockets flipped out for easy access.

The interior is beautiful , love the leather seats, it's comfortable , roomy and the car rides very smooth and it is great on fuel consumption

It's an excellent vehicle short distance long-distance wherever you want to go with this vehicle is a good vehicle to operate it handles real good I like the whole car.

I have had many Avalons since 1995. Each time I consider getting another car I come back to the Avalon. It is stylish, very comfortable, extremely roomy in the back, safe and now has all the newest bells and whistles. It charges your phone by simply putting it on the pad, alerts you when shifting lanes and will brake for you if you are going over 32mph and getting too close to another car. This is the top model they offer and I love it.

This car meets all my needs. Everything I need/ want. Love how comfortable the inside is and how sporty the outside looks.

Comfortable, safe, quiet and easy to operate. Seats are not as wide or soft as our old Avalon. We loved our 2005 Avalon and would recommend this Limited Avalon also.

This car has legroom, comfortable seats and user friendly controls. The trunk is roomy and the car has great safety features.

The Avalon's roomy back seat, handsome but subtle interior design, and good outward visibility make it a comfortable and agreeable daily driver. It's just a few plastic surfaces away from exceptional. What the Avalon lacks in class-leading front space, it makes up for with one of the largest back seats in the business. Overall, the Entune software and its response time are satisfactory. Some menus are illogically placed, for example, hit the "Home" button, and instead of being taken to the page that shows all the menus, you're taken ot a split screen of a navigation map and cover art for whatever song is playing. Small-item storage bins and trunk volumn make the Avalon class-competitive as a family car, but its lack of a folding rear seat reduces capacity. Toyota designers applied the right amount of uniqueness to the Avalon's exterior design so that it doesn't blend into the background. Its standard 17-inch wheels, chrome detailing, and integrated exhaust tips add to the elegance. An abundance of airbags, 5 star crash test ratings, and advanced active-safety tech as standard equipment give the Avalon and edge over rivals.