2011 Toyota Venza consumer reviews

This car met all my requirements, it's very spacious, gas mileage is good, runs really smooth, it gives me good mileage, interior was designed nicely and so is the exterior. I am sad that Toyota discontinued making this model, I hope they put it back again in the market.

This car met all of my need and it's the perfect car for the family,it has lots of leg space and drives great.its in good working condition

Big enough to enjoy its size and small enough to enjoy driving....Toyota never should have stopped making this car, but some people are really dumb....

This car has all the accessories available in 2012. We enjoy the comfort, moodiness of this car. It has plenty of cargo room, which is very important to as as we drive 1,000 miles one way to get out of the cold winter. The Venza is perfect for this, our dog loves it too! The only negatives we have are the road noise. Caused by the large tires. Not sure what value add the 19" tires have unless it has to do with the performance of the AWD. The other thing is difficulty controlling the heating/cooling system. Overall, we are happy enough to want to find another before the low mileage 2015s are too old. We have the Blizzard Pearl color with a light interior and have received many compliments on the styling of the car. It has also proven to be reliable, requiring only routine maintenance. It is a winner!

This car is very nice. My family love it and appreciate that I bought it. It drives very good and had enough room to accommodate my family.

I have owned this car since it was new. The dealer has done ALL of the maintenance. When I hit 100,000 miles, I took it to the dealer for my 100,000 mile service. The dealer changed the oil and rotated the tires, He said that was it. No other recommended service required. They performed a 100 point inspection, no defects. The Venza has a timing chain, which doesn't need to be changed at 100,000 miles. The car has only needed brakes and oil changes, a few air filters. I had a Murano before this and at 50,000 miles I was changing all kinds of stuff. I recommend getting new tires fron Toyota, they will price match and then rotate them for FREE. My next car will definetly be a TOYOTA. Problem FREE: 6 years - 120,000 miles The mechanics at Toyota said that they are confused as to why Toyota discontinued the Venza, they have very few repairs on the Venza. It just keeps on going. The mechanics said that I should be able to get at least 300,000 miles on my Venza,

Love my Toyota Venza. it has high miles so I had it checked out at a reputable mechanic. They were very impressed at the condition. So I made an offer and purchased it.

This car is roomy; me and my two children love it! It drives so smooth and the features on the car (heated seats, cell phone holder with wires from charger and aux cord kept safely stored, and alarm). The only thing missing is an automatic starter for the winter.

I've owned cars for 50 years and the 2011 Toyota Venza is without qualification the best car I ever owned. It is extraordinarily well-designed, comfortable and solid. It drives like a luxury car. Perhaps it's the oversized tires, all-wheel drive and the quality of materials. I don't know. Ironically, it wasn't the car I was looking for. I had just retired and had my heart set on a used Cayenne Porsche. I ended up buying this 2011 Venza because it drove every bit as well as the same year Cayenne Porsche I test drove. Bottom line: I bought it because it drove the same as the Porsche but was half the price!

This Venza meets all of my needs. I am able to do all of my commuting and be very comfortable. When I saw the vehicle on line I didn't realize that it was a Limited. So I actually got more than I was looking for.