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Used Toyota Venza Limited V6 AWD By Year
| Vehicle | Deals | Starting Price | Total Available |
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| 2021 Toyota Venza | 2 Great Deals | $29,164 | 5,775 listings |
| 2015 Toyota Venza | 6 Great Deals | $8,688 | 142 listings |
| 2014 Toyota Venza | 6 Great Deals | $9,900 | 122 listings |
| 2013 Toyota Venza | 12 Great Deals | $7,678 | 195 listings |
| 2012 Toyota Venza | 5 Great Deals | $7,999 | 94 listings |
| 2011 Toyota Venza | 10 Great Deals | $5,950 | 176 listings |
| 2010 Toyota Venza | 5 Great Deals | $6,840 | 178 listings |
| 2009 Toyota Venza | 7 Great Deals | $5,922 | 215 listings |
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2012 Toyota Venza Limited V6 AWD Overview
At first blush the Toyota Venza might look like an SUV, but it is so much better. Toyota created a new segment of family-oriented “crossover sedans” with the Venza’s 2009 debut, combining the fuel economy, sleek style and easy handling of sedans with the elbow room, cargo space and outward visibility of minivans and SUVs into one sweet not-quite-wagon package.
This year Toyota opted to add in the brake-override system used to fix the accelerator issues in its other cars, but left the Venza unchanged otherwise. With five stars on all but one trait, the change was merely a measure to bullet-proof this Top Safety Pick.
As long as the Camry, and as wide as the Highlander with the same ride height for its front seats, the Venza otherwise fits right in the middle in terms of overall height - affording increased comfort over the Camry for 5 passengers and 70 cubic feet of cargo capacity with the seats folded down. Add to that another 3,500 pounds of towing power with the optional 3.5-liter, 268-hp V6, and you have the perfect midsize car for the adventurous midsize family.
Available with either front-wheel or all-wheel drive (AWD), the standard engine is a 2.7-liter, 182-hp four-banger good for an impressive 21 to 27 mpg, and both engines use the same 6-speed automatic transmission with some manual functionality. The larger V6 when paired with AWD drops fuel economy to 18 mpg in the city and 25 on the highway - still excellent if you stand it up next to its smaller, less-capable Subaru competition - and it is the best-rated engine in the entire crossover class.
As for creature comforts, the Venza comes with everything you would expect of a modern sedan plus a pretty hefty wish list. Loaded with 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic lights, foglights, privacy glass, power tailgate, keyless entry, cruise control, dual-zone automatic climate control, 8-way power driver seat, tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, color trip computer, Bluetooth, 6-speaker stereo with CD player, satellite radio, USB connectivity and a buffet of safety features by default, the bigger engine will just get you 20-inch alloy wheels.
Option packs vary by region, but you can safely dream big with options like a rear-view camera, panoramic sunroof, xenon lights with automatic high beams, leather interior, 13-speaker JBL surround-sound system with multiple-CD changer, and even a rear-seat entertainment system. With all the cupholders and nifty storage compartments a (big) kid could want, the Venza is prepared for anything - yes, even Boy Scouts, and all the road trips that come with ‘em.
While public opinion is rather mixed, it all comes down to your personal sensibilities. Coming from a sedan, of course the ride is going to seem a bit bumpy and the fuel economy could be improved. Coming from an SUV, of course the Venza won’t seem so ruggedly ready for heavy-duty adventure. Despite those complaints, Venza owners love the space, seats and features combined in one elegant, innovative package.
Only 1,000 Venzas left the lot for its debut, even though the only differences between the 2009 version and the current model are the USB connectivity added for 2010 and the brake override system added this year. It must have been a marketing fluke - the second year saw over 50,000 of them turning heads in an explosive comeback.
Don’t expect to get a bargain on this 2-year-old breakthrough model. The first year didn’t see much demand, so supplies are limited, keeping the price relatively high - just $1,000 less than the same car a year newer. The same is true from 2010 to 2011, but the technology infusion and high price point for a new Venza keeps the 2010 in-demand - for now.
If you’re curious about reliability, look to the Highlander if you’re getting the V6 or the Camry if you’re getting the inline-4 - or I can save you the trouble and just say it’s made by Toyota; of course it’s perfectly reliable.
Expert Reviews for 2012 Toyota Venza Limited V6 AWD by Year
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2021 Toyota Venza Test Drive Review
Eileen Falkenberg-HullAt first glance, the 2021 Toyota Venza looks more like a Lexus than a typical Toyota, which is fitting, because the Venza is anything but typical. The new Venza blends a new approach to in-car technol -
2015 Toyota Venza Test Drive Review
Christian WardlawEquipped with appealing design, a roomy and practical interior, and an indisputable value equation, the 2015 Toyota Venza ought to be a big seller in a country rabid for crossover SUVs. After seven ye -
2014 Toyota Venza Test Drive Review
Christian WardlawRoomy, comfortable, safe and stylish, the 2014 Toyota Venza represents money well spent. In exchange for these attributes, however, buyers must accept that the Venza lacks modern safety technologies a
2012 Toyota Venza Limited V6 AWD Reviews
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by PaulaI leased a 2015 Toyota Venza XLR for 3yrs. I was completely satisfied with this car. I liked everything about it. It rode excellent, is very dependable and is very roomy. I couldnt afford to buy out my lease. I am now looking for another 2015 Toyota Venza. -
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by Guru9D8BP8So far I really like the car. I was looking for something that was easy to get in and out of-and this one is perfect. No too high so that I need a ladder to get in but no so low that I need a crane to get out. I also really like the back up camera. I have nothing to compare it to because it is the only car of this type I have ever driven. It h... -
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by Guru9DPDPHI bought the limited and I love it. The ride is great and all the safety options that come with it is great. I even saved money on my auto insurance
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