Paint has chipped.
Transmission Jerks.
The car has good performance, corners well and looks much better than the old Avalon's. It handles much better than our previous Toyota Corolla and Camry.
The cabin is roomy with lots of room in the back seat.
Not good for people sitting in rear middle seat because of rear console.
The seats are comfortable, the large mirrors are a nice touch.
Our fuel economy is 19 city and 24.5 on the highway with an average of 22.5.
The keys are hard to place in the ignition because the turn signal switch is directly on top of it.
This car would be a good value if it cost $7,000 less. I regret we paid so much. Toyota's used to be a bargain. Now the reliability seems to the same as the American cars, but with a higher price tag.
You can't even get 25 mpg on the highway? I can get 30 or more with my big Buick and average 26 on my daily commute. My parents purchased a mid-sized Mazda and they can't match my mileage either.
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