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Toyota Avalon Questions

JEEBOPPP
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I Am Replacing The Battery On My 1999 Avalon And The Battery Horn Is Blowin...

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mchappell
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Do My 2004 Avalon Xls Have A Timing Chain Or Belt

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Syed Abbas
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Need Ur Phone No.i Wana To Buy One Of Avalon2000.can U Give Me Call On My N...

I wanna buy Avalon 2000 black.my cell no is 5714285737

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nosmo
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How Do I Make The Plastic That Protecs The Gages Not Get All Smuggy And Ugl...

how do I make the plastic that protecs the gages not get all smuggy and ugly on my 2003 toyota avalon xls. every time i clean my car and wipe the plastic that protecs the gages, the plastic gets al...

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Tcrews53
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When A New Car Dealer On This Site Grossly Misleads Me About An Advertised ...

I saw their ad on your site, called and asked lots if ?'s to be sure it was the advertised vehicle, then drove out of my way considerably to see the car. When i arrived, i was greeted warmly, then s...

27 views with 2 answers (last answer 2 weeks ago)

About the Toyota Avalon

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.