Used 2012 Toyota Venza for Sale

4.5

(2 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.5

(2 Reviews)

Value

4.0

Performance

4.5

Comfort

5.0

Fuel Economy

3.0

Reliability

4.0

Owner Reviews

4.5

2 Reviews


Overall	4.5

Value	4.0

Performance	4.5

Style	4.5

Comfort	5.0

Fuel Economy	3.0

Reliability	4.0

2012 Toyota Venza - Best Car I've Bought

I traded in my 2014 KIA Soul for something bigger. When I found my 2012 Toyota Venza, I fell in love. My car is black, and the exterior is in wonderful condition. My windows are tinted dark. While the car doesn't get nearly as good miles per gallon as my KIA did, I am so thankful for it. It has so much power! I can get up to speed with the rest of traffic very quickly. The interior of my car is all leather! I have leather seats, that are heated. I really enjoy that. I have a moon roof, and a sun roof. A huge selling point for the car was that there is a lot of leg room in it. I can recline my seats and the people in the back still have plenty of leg room. I can fit three car seats in the backseat easily. Another big selling point for the Venza is that the "trunk" is very roomy. For our... (more)

Story

We drove three hours away, and I was able to sleep peacefully the entire time because it is so smooth-riding.

Pros

Fast Engine, Roomy, Leather Interior

Cons

Low MPG average

2012 Toyota Venza - Reliable and also luxurious

The Toyota Venza is a cross between a station wagon and a sport utility vehicle. While this is may seem a strange combination, it works well in the Venza. From the outside, it appears sleek with small details like a spoiler and a large grill. Once inside, the vehicle is roomy and comfortable. The Venza comes well-equipped with features like heated leather seats, a high-quality sound system, and multiple driver and passenger conveniences. It may not be a sports car, but it has enough "get up and go" to help any driver feel confident on the roads. In addition, the vehicle offers a traction control feature in inclement weather to help the tires grip the road, preventing the vehicle from tipping on wet or slick roads. The gas mileage is competitive for a sports utility vehicle. It is easy... (more)

Pros

The top features of a Venza are its road handling, safety standards, and riding comfort. As mentioned previously, the vehicle has a special traction control feature to prevent the vehicle from tipping when the roads are slick. Toyotas are well-known for their safety, which was a major selling point for this owner. The Venza provides a smooth ride, so that even after hours in the car, a person does not feel every bump on the road. Even getting in and getting out of the car is a treat. The seats are at a comfortable level, making it easy for children to be confident, happy passengers as well.

Cons

While the Venza is a nice car, it does have several disadvantages. The primary disadvantage is the price. A wagon and sports utility vehicle hybrid does not need to priced at a luxury car price, no matter how comfortable and safe it is. Another major disadvantage is the lack of space in the trunk. A hatchback, the Venza offers fold-down seats, which can increase the space of the trunk, but with passengers in the back seat, this feature is unusable. Therefore, the amount of space in the trunk is minimal. The leg room in the back seat is also minimal. While these are disadvantages, they shou... (more)