Tag: Toyota Avalon
Toyota 2022 Lineup: Models And Changes Overview
The redesigned Toyota Tundra, GR86 and all-new Corolla Cross arrive for the 2022 model year.
Toyota Land Cruiser gone in the U.S., last model year for Avalon sedan.
The 2023 Toyota bZ4X electric crossover will go on sale in mid-2022. Toyota has long been...
Toyota to Drop Avalon from Lineup After 2022 Model Year
The large flagship sedan was sold between 1994 and 2022.
The Avalon was lined up for an update next year. Though sad this news may be, it was inevitable. The Toyota Avalon, when it was launched in 1994, was a heavy if quiet player...
Toyota 2021 Lineup: Models And Changes Overview
The Toyota Venza, Sienna and RAV4 Prime are new for the 2021 model year.
Nightshade Edition and other appearance packages added to many models.
No word yet on a new-generation Toyota 86, but it may appear in 2021. As the automotive industry is shifting...
Toyota Introduces New Trims And Safety Technologies For The 2021 Camry, Corolla And Avalon
The Avalon gains a Nightshade Edition.
The Corolla adds an Apex Edition for driving enthusiasts.
The Camry earns Toyota Safety Sense 2.5+ driver-assist technologies. Cars, as opposed to only SUVs, are alive and well at Toyota. For the 2021 model year, Toyota has spruced...
Toyota and Lexus Upcoming Roadmap Leaked
All-new Toyota 86 coming in 2021.
Toyota Corolla crossover to appear, along with Toyota Venza comeback.
New Tundra on the way for 2021, followed by Sequoia and 4Runner.
Lexus to get hydrogen-powered sedan, LC F with twin-turbo V8. It seems as though information disclosed...
2020 Toyota Camry To Get All-Wheel Drive, 2021 Avalon Too
The 2020 Toyota Camry will be available with all-wheel drive and so will the 2021 Toyota Avalon. All-wheel drive will be optional on both 2020 Toyota Camry and 2021 Toyota Avalon
Will be an available stand-alone option
TNGA technology shared with Toyota RAV4
First...
Should You Buy a 2019 Toyota Avalon?
If you’re in the market for a large sedan, stop reading right now and just do it. Seriously though, there are no substitutes in this segment, maybe an option or two, but that’s it. Don’t remember what cars compete with the Avalon? No worries,...
