Overview & Reviews

The Toyota Avalon remains largely unchanged for the 2007 model year. All models now have tire-pressure sensors, and a navigation system is now available on the Touring trim.

• High-quality cabin, soft and quiet ride, upscale amenities.

• No folding rear seats, refined nature leaves little room for personality.

User Reviews:

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  Toyota Avalon Limited - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By Arnold - November 27 - 8:10 pm

  Great sedan at thousands less than Lexus. 32MPG hwy with loads of power. Nav could be a bit simpler to use both otherwise a well executed design and layout. This is my 2nd Avalon and a Lexus in sheeps clothes. Ultra quiet engine, loads of interior room and limo like back seat. Toyota did a super job on this often overlooked sedan.

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  This ones a sleeper - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By chicago88 - August 15 - 10:56 am

  This car keeps me laughing at all who spend a lot more on the luxury models as well as those whom have to use premium fuel. The Avalon has a limo like back seat which makes taking guest out with you a very flattering event as well as the pleasure and comfort of the ride. I use this car for both long business trips (300 mi+) and local. The mileage has been good for a bigger six (24 mpg avg). The ability for this car to get up and go is amazing. The manual shift mode is exciting with almost 300 ponies under the hood but yet refined enough for the wifes finest dress and black tie night out.

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  Better choice than a Jag - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By Aaron - August 11 - 5:16 pm

  We traded in our Jaguar S-Type on the Limited. The Avalon offers just about all of the same goodies and then some as the S-type at about $15000 less. The reliability ratings and customer satisfaction reviews were what convinced me to buy the Avalon. The S-Type had numerous little problems and two big mechanical problems and from what Ive read and heard, the Avalon is much more reliable. The ride is considerably quieter and smoother than the S-Type, although not as responsive and sporty. The gadgets are just as comparable to the Jaguar, auto dimming mirrors are a luxury I cant live without now. The ventilated seats, oooo la la!

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  Yota - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By Tom - July 24 - 9:46 am

  Bought this car because of the Consumer Reports ratings on reliability and its reasonable price for a Lexus-like ride. It has been a pretty good car. Ive felt the transmission hunt when rapidly accelerating (like 1000s of others) but it has not cause a problem. Hood paint is marginal. Gas mileage exceptional. Comfortable interior. Would definitely buy another but would look at the Nissan/Infinity models also due to the transmission slip issue.

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  Seat hurts - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By iceboss - November 19 - 6:40 pm

  The front seat hurts my back. Little lateral support and even with the lumbar support fully retracted, the seat protrudes into my lower back, making driving for more than a few minutes uncomfortable. The navigation system is unreliable. It cant compute the shortest or quickest distance. It cant find my house. It would have added an hour to a 9 hour trip I took had I believed it. It sometimes tells me to go three sides around a rectangular block instead of the direct line from point A to point B.

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  GREAT VALUE - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By LAURA CLARKE - May 17 - 7:06 am

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  Touring - best choice for my needs - 2007 Toyota Avalon
  By bluesman - March 27 - 2:33 pm

  The Avalon is everything I wanted in a new car; power, fuel economy, comfort, safety, size, value, and looks. The demographic on the Avalon is 60 years of age, but the Touring model has just enough "cool" factor for a guy approaching 40. The car is so smooth you almost forget how fast youre driving. This is the first Toyota Ive ever owned and it is a fabulous car!