2008 Toyota Avalon, exterior, manufacturer
2008 Toyota Avalon
MSRP: $27,075 - $34,415
Invoice: $24,190 - $30,285
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Appearance: 4 out of 5 stars4 out of 5 stars4 out of 5 stars4 out of 5 stars4 out of 5 stars
Build Quality: 4.5 out of 5 stars4.5 out of 5 stars4.5 out of 5 stars4.5 out of 5 stars4.5 out of 5 stars
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2008 Toyota Avalon, exterior, manufacturer
MSRP: $34,415 - $34,415
Invoice: $30,285 - $30,285
2008 Toyota Avalon, exterior, manufacturer
MSRP: $29,325 - $29,325
Invoice: $26,201 - $26,201
2008 Toyota Avalon, exterior, manufacturer
MSRP: $27,075 - $27,075
Invoice: $24,190 - $24,190
2008 Toyota Avalon, exterior, manufacturer
MSRP: $31,375 - $31,375
Invoice: $27,608 - $27,608

Past Years

The 2007 Toyota Avalon
MSRP: $26,875 - $34,065
Invoice: $24,011 - $29,976
Web Average: $29,493
2006 Toyota Avalon Touring picture, exterior
MSRP: $26,775 - $33,965
Invoice: $23,921 - $29,888
Web Average: $26,927
2005 Toyota Avalon XL picture, exterior
MSRP: $26,350 - $33,540
Invoice: $23,543 - $29,514
Web Average: $24,983
2004 Toyota Avalon XLS picture, exterior
MSRP: $26,145 - $30,605
Invoice: $23,267 - $26,932
Web Average: $18,520
2003 Toyota Avalon XLS picture, exterior
MSRP: $25,945 - $30,505
Invoice: $23,089 - $26,844
Web Average: $17,182
Picture of 2002 Toyota Avalon XLS, exterior
MSRP: $25,845 - $30,405
Invoice: $23,000 - $26,756
Web Average: $13,611
sedan had a makeover in 2000 that resulted in improved performance, more safety gear aboard and new exterior styling points. Those enhancements extend without change for 2001 models. As Toyota's expansion idea drawn from mid-size Camry, Avalon delivers more of Camry's assets -- more room, more comforts , more security, and even more power., exterior
MSRP: $25,845 - $30,405
Invoice: $23,000 - $26,756
Web Average: $13,146
2000 Toyota Avalon XLS picture, exterior
MSRP: $25,545 - $30,105
Invoice: $22,364 - $26,045
Web Average: $9,824
1999 Toyota Avalon 4 Dr XL Sedan picture, exterior
MSRP: $24,698 - $28,708
Invoice: $21,621 - $24,838
Web Average: $7,775
Picture of 1998 Toyota Avalon, exterior
MSRP: $24,408 - $28,288
Invoice: $21,368 - $24,474
Web Average: $6,833
1997 Toyota Avalon 4 Dr XLS Sedan picture, exterior
MSRP: $23,608 - $27,128
Invoice: $20,668 - $23,470
Web Average: $6,430
REC's 1996 Toyota Avalon 4 Dr XL Sedan
MSRP: $23,418 - $27,448
Invoice: Not Listed
Web Average: $5,305
1995 Toyota Avalon. Period publicity photograph., exterior
MSRP: $22,988 - $26,958
Invoice: Not Listed
Web Average: $4,424
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Toyota Avalon History

Toyota built its first full-sized sedan, the Avalon, to fill the gap left by the cancellation of the upper mid-sized Cressida. First released in 1994, the Avalon is based on the Camry platform but is much roomier and more luxurious. The Toyota Avalon is Toyota's answer to big American cars.

The Avalon, and the Cressida before it, brought a few automotive innovations to the market. For instance, it was the first car to have a built-in 115V AC power inverter.

The Avalon sells well in the U.S., but attempts to market it overseas have failed, and it has been discontinued in places like Japan and Australia.

The Avalon has been criticized throughout its life for having boring, conservative styling, and is seen as an example of Toyota's uncreative design department. However, the latest version of the Avalon is much more stylish and contemporary.

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