My Toyota Avalon was, for the most part, a dependable car that I very much enjoyed driving. The feel of the car was extremely comfortable. The steering was always nice and the breaking and acceleration was perfect for driving both around town and on highways. The seats were very comfortable to sit in for long periods of time as I had taken many long road trips with my Avalon with no discomfort. I have often taken four hour drives in other cars that would leave me sore or uncomfortable, but never with the Avalon. Regular maintenance was enough to keep the car in tip-top shape, and I had put on it over 140,000 miles over the course of 11 years. Driving others around was also very easy--I always received comments on how nice it was to ride in the back seat as it had quite a bit of room. The trunk also had ample storage and I was able to use the car to move from various locations with little issue. I was very satisfied with the lifespan of my Toyota Avalon and was quite sad when it finally fell to engine failure twelve years into its lifespan.

My Toyota Avalon is getting up there in age and mileage, but it doesn't show it. I am the third owner on this car, and it still performs better than other cars its age. I have owned many vehicles in the ten years I have been driving, but this is by far my favorite. It has been reliable for me since day one, and the only upkeep I have needed to do has been simple things, like tires and oil changes. The Avalon gets good gas mileage for a luxury sedan. It has plenty of space for the family and provides a smooth ride. When I first got the car, I visited my mother to show her the car. Her neighbors were shocked to see that it was a Toyota. They thought it was a much more expensive brand. This particular car is similar to a Lexus, adding to the luxury feel.