It is a Toyota so is quite reliable with only routine service expected of a vehicle that currently has just over 150K on it. No reason to believe that it will not take me another 50K if I take care of it. Further, it has all the bells and whistles even that it is 15 years old. Great car!
Reliability and consistent, low cost maintenance is why I'll continue to purchase Toyota products. My loyalty to Toyota products is pretty unwavering and will be that in the future. My Toyota dealerships have continued to be a source of comfort and a reliable, quality resource.
It is an older car that is now valued at a lower amount, meaning that I am not as worried to get it dinged up here and there. The car is very spacious inside, especially in the back in case I want to purchase larger items or carpool with friends.
Not many cons. It does not have a nav system and does not have Bluetooth. Both could be installed aftermarket but the reality is that despite it being in super shape, it is a 15 year old vehicle that likely does not warrant that sort of expenditure.
Truly nothing derogatory or negative about this vehicle. I purchased this vehicle with 113,000 miles and 5 years later, with 232,000 miles it continues to provide reliable service and excellent service with only nominal servicing.
Car is a larger sedan so it may be harder to park for some people. This also causes the car to have a larger turn radius and so turning around in a narrow street is not as easy. While I do think it is a good everyday car, it is most particularly wonderful for things like off roading.
The 2005 Toyota Avalon has an average owner rating of 4.55 out of 5 which ranks it #2 of 11 other Large Cars.
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