I am very excited to get to do a review on a Toyota Avalon again this week! Last year I reviewed the 2013 Avalon Hybrid, so I already knew how much I was going to love the 2014 version.
Before becoming familiar with the Avalon myself, I never realized what an “easy to love” kind of car it really is. There’s no thinking required in regards to “How does it handle?” or anything like that.
You just get in it and you drive. And you don’t think about the car. You just become one with the Avalon.
If you’re considering test driving a full-size car, I would recommend starting with the Avalon. I have test driven and reviewed many cars by now, and I can tell you, there’s something special about the way this car drives; incredibly smooth and natural.
And I’m not the only one to rave about the Avalon. If you’ve got the budget for a car like this, and you’re looking for a car this size, I would say start with Avalon- let it be the car to beat.
I would like to close with some stats on the car.
Standard Equipment:
3.5L 268 HP DOHC 24V w/Dual VVT -i
6-Speed ECT -i A/T w/Paddle Shifters
Government 5-Star Star Safety Ratings:
Overall Vehicle Score: 5
Frontal Crash Driver: 4
Frontal Crash Passenger: 5
Side Crash Front Seat: 5
Side Crash Rear Seat: 5
Rollover: 4
Fuel Economy and Price:
24 MPG combined (21 city, 31 highway)
Annual fuel cost: $2,200.
Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price: $39,650.00
Fully Loaded, As Seen: $42,785.00.
So there’s a sneak peak at one of my favorite Toyotas: the 2014 Avalon.
My next family friendly car review will be on the 2014 Toyota Highlander, as I will be travelling from Sacramento to Lake Tahoe and back.
I’m guessing it will be pretty cool…



