2011 Toyota Avalon Base

Used

Internet Price: $9,991
Documentation Fee: $693
Total Starting Price: $10,684

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Convenience Features

1-touch down
1-touch up
Air conditioning
Auto-dimming rearview mirror
Automatic temperature control
Driver door bin
Driver vanity mirror
Front beverage holders
Front dual zone A/C
Garage door transmitter
Illuminated entry
Overhead console
Passenger door bin
Passenger vanity mirror
Power moonroof
Power windows
Rear beverage holders
Rear door bins
Remote keyless entry
Speed control
Steering wheel mounted A/C controls
Telescoping steering wheel
Tilt steering wheel

Suspension/Handling

Alloy wheels
Four wheel independent suspension
Front anti-roll bar
Power steering
Rear anti-roll bar
Speed-sensing steering

Entertainment Features

1st row LCD monitors: 1
AM/FM radio: XM
CD player
CD-MP3 decoder
Diversity antenna
Steering wheel mounted audio controls
Wireless phone connectivity

Seats and Trim

Front center armrest
Front seats: bucket
Leather shift knob
Leather upholstery
Max seating capacity: 5
Power 2-way driver lumbar support
Power driver seat
Power passenger seat
Rear seat center armrest
Rear seats: bench

Powertrain

Cylinder configuration: V-6
Drive type: front-wheel
Engine liters: 3.5
Engine location: front
Fuel economy city: 20mpg
Fuel economy highway: 29mpg
Fuel tank capacity: 18.5gal.
Horsepower: 268hp @ 6,200RPM
Manual-shift auto
Number of valves: 24
Recommended fuel: Regular Unleaded
Sequential multi-point fuel injection
Torque: 248 lb.-ft. @ 4,700RPM
Transmission: 6 speed automatic
Variable intake manifold
Variable valve control

Body Exterior

Auto-dimming door mirrors
Bumpers: body-color
Door mirrors: body-color
Heated door mirrors
Power door mirrors
Rear cargo: trunk
Tailpipe finisher: chrome
Turn signal indicator mirrors

Specs and Dimensions

Air Pollution Score (AP): 5
Compression ratio: 10.80 to 1
Curb weight: 1,620kg (3,572lbs)
Engine bore x stroke: 94.0mm x 83.0mm (3.70" x 3.27")
Engine displacement: 3.5 L
Engine horsepower: 268hp @ 6,200RPM
Engine torque: 248 lb.-ft. @ 4,700RPM
Exterior body width: 1,849mm (72.8")
Exterior height: 1,486mm (58.5")
Exterior length: 5,019mm (197.6")
Front headroom: 988mm (38.9")
Front hiproom: 1,417mm (55.8")
Front legroom: 1,049mm (41.3")
Front shoulder room: 1,509mm (59.4")
GVWR: 2,071kg (4,565lbs)
Greenhouse Gas Score (GG): 5
Interior cargo volume: 408 L (14 cu.ft.)
Interior maximum cargo volume: 408 L (14 cu.ft.)
Passenger volume: 3,027L (106.9 cu.ft.)
Payload: 395kg (870lbs)
Rear headroom: 953mm (37.5")
Rear hiproom: 1,427mm (56.2")
Rear legroom: 1,039mm (40.9")
Rear shoulder room: 1,478mm (58.2")
Turning radius: 5.6m (18.5')
Wheelbase: 2,819mm (111.0")

Lighting, Visibility and Instrumentation

Compass
Delay-off headlights
Display: analog
Front fog lights
Front reading lights
Fully automatic headlights
Low tire pressure warning
Outside temperature display
Rear reading lights
Rear window defroster
Speed sensitive wipers
Tachometer
Trip computer
Variably intermittent wipers

Safety and Security

4 wheel disc brakes
ABS brakes
Anti-whiplash front head restraints
Brake assist
Dual front impact airbags
Dual front side impact airbags
Electronic stability
Ignition disable
Knee airbag
Occupant sensing airbag
Overhead airbag
Panic alarm
Security system
Traction control

This 2011 Toyota Avalon Base delivers a refined driving experience with a powerful 3.5L V6 engine that achieves 20 city and 29 highway MPG. Finished in blue with approximately 103,000 miles, this front-wheel-drive sedan combines comfort, technology, and reliability in a well-appointed package.

- JBL Synthesis AM/FM stereo with 6-disc CD/MP3/WMA changer
- Heated front seats with variable settings
- Power moonroof
- Automatic temperature control with front dual zone A/C
- Power driver and passenger seats
- Remote keyless entry and security system
- Exterior parking camera
- Electronic Stability Control and traction control
- Leather seat trim and leather shift knob
- 17" alloy wheels with all-season tires

This Avalon has been well-maintained and remains a solid choice for buyers seeking a spacious sedan with modern conveniences. The heated front seats, moonroof, and premium JBL audio system provide daily comfort and entertainment. A complete safety suite including stability control, multiple airbags, and a backup camera rounds out the package.

Come see this dependable Avalon in person and experience its comfortable interior and smooth handling.

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4.7out of 5 overall

4.0
Reliable, comfortable ride
by Wendy on 9/19/2024 1:42:16 PM
The 2007 Avalon is no longer turning heads, but it's a reliable, comfortable car that drives nicely. I bought it from a family member when car inventory was low in 2021, and it has been nice enough to drive that I haven't gotten around to looking to buy something more recent. The only thing I dislike about the car is that the no seat belt alarm is much too insistent. When I put things in the passenger seat, it berates me for a full 45 seconds. Ah well, nothing's perfect.…
4.0
Great car but not perfect
by Nic on 5/11/2024 4:12:49 AM
Just bought this car in the XLS trim at 100,00 miles and happy with it. This was Toyota's top end sedan at the time and a luxurious vehicle. Including features that wasn't normalized until a decade later. Surprised with the quality considering it was made in America and not Japan. No creaking noises and cheap plastic. Power windows, sliding center console, sun roof, heated seats, power/heated mirrors, JBL premium sound, and infotainment screen for fuel economy, climate control, and mile range. Interior is a mostly leather with laminated wood similar to some Lexus models. Basically a Toyota with Lexus budget. In my opinion body design and exterior aged very well and its a shame they stopped using it in the newer models. This is a 5 seater full size sedan that was to appeal to Americans at the time. Reclining backseats with plenty of leg room and can easily fit adults comfortably in all seats. Large trunk that fits a full size spare tire underneath. This is a reliable, comfortable, and fast car, what more can you ask for and makes a good first car. This V6 makes good power and an absolute sleeper, while managing to be fuel efficient. It was made to be quiet and is almost as smooth as a hybrid on the road! Now the cons that doesn't put this at a 5 star. I've done extensive research before buying this vehicle. I'm not going to get into every issue but i'm going to cover the main takeaways that I KNOW OF if the engine hasn't been neglected on its maintenance and my personal opinion of what I didn't like. If your looking for an engine to learn on if your just getting into mechanics. Well this engine isn't exactly the easiest to take apart and put back together for novice car enthusiasts as myself compared to other Toyota and Hondas. Very large and complicated engine from my experience but basic maintenance is definitely viable to do yourself such as fluids. The rear spark plugs aren't so accessible because its a V-style engine. This car has little to no room for personality with aftermarket cosmetic mods. Its more of a personal opinion if you think that's a pro or con. Funny enough its considered a grandpa car on most online threads despite its 6.4 second 0-60 MPH. Most of the people who bought this generation of Avalon's were older folks that babied it. It is supposed to be quite and smooth ride and you wont be finding body kitted stanced 3rd gen Avalon's very often. I'm not trying to reach on this one but there is a pretty bad sun glare on the dashboard on sunny days. And then not just this model but Toyota is known for their dashboards bubbling up in the sun. I had to buy a fabric dashboard cover to fix this problem because I keep it parked outside. This first generation of the 2GR-FE oil line came out the factory made out of rubber and loved to rupture. There was a recall for it to replace it with metal (mine was fixed when I bought it). There is a issue where the acceleration is jumpy and over accelerates at slow speeds. I have seen it myself and others have reported it. Doesn't happen to often that I've personally noticed. VVTI gears had a manufacturing problem and can go out at around 210,000 miles and a rattle will appear on a cold start. Known for coolant leak, that takes a long to see it dripping, and even oil leaks. And most of the time its too late for your bearing's when you notice. This is a good car and engine that can go a million miles but can quickly turn into a nightmare if maintenance isn't kept up (like most cars). If your looking to buy this car ask if they changed their oil every 5k miles and MAINTENENCE IS KEY for longevity. The previous generation Avalon's were definitely more of a tank and customizable but I still plan on keeping my 2006 Avalon for a long time and love this car.…
5.0
2012 Toyota Avalon
by Sandy g on 3/30/2024 9:42:14 PM
Solid car. With comfort tread tires the car steers well, and super quiet ride. Had to replace brakes and a front end alignment after 5 years use. Otherwise just routine oil changes and tire rotations. Highly recommended.…

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