Toyota Avalon Usados en Venta en Boston, MA

This is a fairly gas-conservative car that can get around 25 mpg on the highway, 10-15 in the city. It has great speed and maneuverability as well as general aesthetics. It is, however, quite a wide car. Therefore it often gets hard to park in some places. Overall I think it functions nicely and it has tons of features through a front console screen.

I went in for the leather seats. I remember the car salesman saying "so, you're a republican, huh?" when he saw that I liked them. I'm not a republican, but who doesn't like leather? Total granny luxury car. The acceleration and braking suck, but it's comfortable and reliable. I bought it five years ago, and other than oil changes, brakes and tires, the only "oopsie" was a blown charcoal canister for 800 bucks. Definitely lives up to the Toyota reputation for longevity. My kid cousin calls it the casual tuxedo. Everyone I know says it looks nice. You can tell it's old, but you can't tell it's old, know what I mean?