2021 Toyota Avalon

Despite its aggressively sporty aesthetic, the 2021 Toyota Avalon is to no extent a performance vehicle. Even in TRD guise is it just a pleasant and refined cruiser with no real level of sporting potential. It's more of a pragmatic 4-door family sedan that delivers a tranquil and luxurious ride quality and returns surprisingly good gas mileage. It presents occupants with a commodious cabin space brimming with fanciful creature comforts, conveniences, and advanced driver-assist features and safety equipment. This year, Toyota has conceivably sealed the deal by introducing Android Auto to the Avalon as standard fare, along with an AWD setup. To top it all off, the car boasts an outstanding crashworthiness and safety review for the 2021 Toyota Avalon from both the NHTSA and the IIHS. Many of Toyota's cars are very popular throughout the USA, and that's for good reason. The Japanese automaker simply packs a phenomenal amount of value into its cars and the 2021 Avalon upholds this assertion validly.

If you admire the Avalon's design aesthetic and want to embellish on the macho sporty styling, then we'd suggest looking at either the XSE Nightshade edition or the TRD model. Otherwise, if you want to get the most out of the 2021 Toyota Avalon sedan's price, the Touring is the one to go for. It comes in at only $300 less than the TRD model, but instead of augmenting on the looks, it compounds on the Avalon's luxurious qualities. It comes equipped with an adaptive suspension that further improves its already plush ride quality, both front seats are installed with heating and ventilation functionalities, and the infotainment system is upgraded with a premium JBL sound system.