Overview & Reviews
For 2010, the Toyota Venza receives some technology upgrades in the form of a newly standard USB port, iPod connectivity and Bluetooth.
- Spacious interior, powerful and efficient engines, pleasant driving demeanor, comfy ride, innovative interior storage, strong crash-test scores.
- No third-row seat.
User Reviews:
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LOVE MY "VENZA" - 2010 Toyota Venza
By wam225 - March 30 - 2:00 amWhat can I say other than I love my Venza! Great car, this is our 4th Toyota purchase and by far the one with ALL the bells and whistles. This car has everything a driver could desire comfort, spacious, trendy, FAST and the list goes on. We drove to NC this weekend and the road trip was great. Gas mileage was good we got 345 miles to a full tank. It handles the road very well. I have the Sunset Bronze and have gotten so many compliments on the color. I must admit it is gorgeous, lol..but true:)
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Wish I kept my 08 Highlander - 2010 Toyota Venza
By jane lebel - February 15 - 2:00 amCarpet between brake & accelerator soggy & lifted, keyless entry does not always work. When drivers seat is up for a short person review mirror is right in line of vision, seams on dash reflect 2 black lines on windshield (very distracting) I would never recommend this particular Toyota to anyone! This is my fifth leased Toyota too recent a purchase to have experienced any of the mechanical problems I have read about I only have 1,700 miles
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Less appealing as the miles add up - 2010 Toyota Venza
By watervalley88 - December 27 - 6:27 pmWe have had ours over a year now and 34,000 m. The first 20,000 miles were great, but lately lots of problems both major and minor have croped up. This cuv has many rattles inside, one required the removal of the windshield, dash assembly, and centre console to fix! now we just notice the other ticks, and creeks inside. The rear struts have been replaced twice now and the sub assembly re-shimed. the steering seems to wander, Toyota said this is the E-assist and is not adjustable. The interior materials are wearing VERY quickly and are of low quality. Currently it is on day 16 at the shop waiting for a new transmission, Common on this model they say. this is the E-assist and is non adjstable
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Best Crossover - 2010 Toyota Venza
By Robert S - December 2 - 11:50 pmMy wife and I fell in love with this car the moment we saw it. We liked the Blizzard Pearl exterior paint the best. Great styling,Very pleasant ride, and the interior is designed very well. I could hardly believe the way it handles the road. Our Camry was OK, but this car is far and away more fun to drive. We also enjoy being able to enter and leave the vehicle without any hassle, owing to the added height. I would say that this is the Best Crossover on the market for the money.
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2010 Venza 4cyl. - 2010 Toyota Venza
By john carey - October 11 - 10:00 amThe four cylinder drives nice in the city, excellent front road view , very good gas mileage, they need to do a better job attenuating road noise. The back seat are very comfortable for a family with three teenagers. Vehicle feels compose and predictable when driving.
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Review after 10k miles - 2010 Toyota Venza
By brianluedke - July 24 - 4:17 pmI reviewed this vehicle after I purchased it. Im now going over it again after 10k miles. It runs great. The AWD is awsome in the snow. Cant even tell it kicks in, but there is very little slipping during acceleration. Summer mpgs were 22-23, winter is more in the 20-21 mpgs, closer to 20. Still very good for AWD. No major problems or complaints. Could use a heated backside of the seat and heated steering wheel, but other than that its great. I tested a lot of vehicles before leasing this one. The Venza had a lot more to offer and drives much nicer. It turns through cornors with ease and accelerates very quickly. The exterior looks set it apart from the rest.
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The best Crossover vehicle on market - 2010 Toyota Venza
By Jackson - May 10 - 4:36 amBought my Venza V6 FWD at the end of the year to take advantage of the new car sales tax incentive. Only if I had known Toyota would be in such trouble + incentive of $1500 cash, I would have waited. Felt like I was short changed by Toyota. Other than that, the Venza is great! I was drawn to the styling inside and out since day 1 of introduction. Took me a year to take ownership. Love the 20" wheels and aggressive styling. The interior is spacious and center console well designed.
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Good Family Car, But..... - 2010 Toyota Venza
By RG5626 - May 6 - 4:30 pmAlthough I test drove this car three times before deciding to buy, I did not appreciate how "floaty" it drives until I had it for a while. Also, I live in a hilly area and was liked the hill assist feature it was supposed to have for the brakes. But since stopping on a hill a few times Ive noticed that this feature does not work at all and the car rolls backwards even more than my last one that did not have this feature. Ill take it in for a look in case its just not working. The interior is the real selling point for this car and is very functional. I like it better than all of the flippy doors on the Camry. Have not gotten the Bluetooth to download my cell phone address book yet.
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Big regret for purchasing - 2010 Toyota Venza
By mt - April 18 - 3:13 amLess of feeling fun, but comfort and bring body from point A to point B. Very disappointing to compare from my old Ford. Same junk with a good name.
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Very Nice - 2010 Toyota Venza
By mjljr - April 17 - 7:10 pmAfter 6 months I still like this car. I was given a loaner for a few days till mine came in. The loaner had Goodyear tires. (Junk) Mine came with Michelin. All most no noise, soft over bumps. The V6 has plenty of power, drove it 2400 miles in 10 days. through the smokey mountains the cruse control held with out downshifting. Average mpg was 25.6 across Ohio and lower Michigan it got 26.4 (I set the cruse at the posted limit) To work and back average is 24.1mpg. The seats are very comfy. 800 miles one day with no back or leg pain. Plenty of room for big shopping trips.
