2012 Toyota Avalon Review, Interior, Exterior and Price

Trim Name, MSRP and Invoice Cars 2012 Toyota 4Runner
Trim Name	MSRP	Invoice
Base	$33,195	$29,876
Limited	$36,435	$32,792

Toyota Avalon does not get the attention of car enthusiasts who want to buy a car, but the type of car Toyota is so good. Toyota Avalon, no fuss, no-brainer driving experience with a spacious and luxurious equipment, mengarahkkan to a large group of riders are more concerned with comfort than performance, especially older riders.

A stretched Camry, when you get right down to it, California-designed, Kentucky-built Avalon has some details are executed properly in the overall look is quite conservative. Longer than the Camry, with the lattice slightly less strict than the new-for-2012 his cousin, broad shoulders Avalon and crisped-up sheetmetal is an improvement over the last generation model. Taillamps generic big Toyota is dressed with a C-shaped frame of LED lights. The interior is themed around the dashboard dual-elegant veil, with veils arc second on the climate and radio controls. In all, and although some very small radio buttons and wood fibers made clear, the Avalon looks a little more extravagant than the station in life.

Avalon comfortable performing well in a straight line, but cornering is not really what you have in mind. A 3.5-liter V-6 producing 268 horsepower - and it's a little harder here than before. Power flow to the front wheels through a six-speed automatic transmission, acceleration and quick for such a large sedan. This Toyota has been decent in-center steering feel, a light to the touch, but enough attention to the needs of the driver is only interested in safe travel. The suspension is tuned very soft, with lots of body roll and underdamped responses.

The cabin is very large, but to understand what Avalon is all about, you will need to leave, flat front bucket seats wide and into the back seat, where Avalon is not convincing impression of a city car. There is so much head and leg room, surrounded by upscale decoration, that even with front seats pushed back their tracks, adults can cross their legs above the knee. The rear seats can recline a few inches to the length of travel comfort, and there is a small window to access the luggage area.

Avalon is an IIHS Top Safety Select, and along with the usual airbags (driver and knee airbag) and stability control, a rearview camera and Bluetooth are standard. Other standard features include steering-wheel controls, XM, and USB ports. Limited version gets ritzy ventilated front seats; a power passenger front seat, and keyless entry with pushbutton start.