2005 Toyota Avalon Usados en Venta

I own a Toyota Avalon. It was first bought from an old lady new in 2006. I purchased the vehicle in 2011 for half the price she paid. She had driven it for an average of 12 thousand miles a year. I believe she only changed the oil and tires. When I test drove the car, it was fine. The springs were nice, and that gave me a comfortable drive. This indicated she did not go off road too much but why would she. The engine had no hiccups. Purred like a kitten. The interior was well preserved and had no sign of overuse.

This is my first car ever, and I have to say it is no disappointment. The system runs so well, and the car itself drives very smoothly. It is the perfect car for those long road trips since it has a lot of leg space and ample equipment. I've had very minimal problems with the car despite having over 200K miles on it. Toyotas are very reliable cars. The only thing I would like to have different would be the control system for the GPS and an aux cord would be nice.

I started off by leasing my Avalon when I was first out of college. I knew, from the very first time that I drove this car, that I would end up buying it. There are so many good things to say about this car. Not only has it held up over 173,000 miles, but I still get great gas mileage to this day. The ride is smooth, it has required very little maintenance, and still looks good on the outside. Sure, small things, like the water pump, will occasionally give out, but that is to be expected with any car. Another great feature of this car is the space. People who ride in my back seat are always telling me how much leg room that they have. I also enjoy the trunk space. I have two young children, and my trunk can hold all of their stuff plus a stroller without a problem. One downside is that the cloth seats tend to stain easily, which is a problem when you have two young children. Overall, this car is outstanding and I would recommend anyone who is looking for a large sedan.