Favorite Toyota Car?
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Camry. Drove 4 generations of Camry from 1995 to 2010; rode in a rental Camry last week and forgotten just how good it is. And the word on the street (amongst a number of my friends and colleagues, none of whom are "enthusiasts"/Supra drivers) is that the Camry is an affordable luxury car, just one step down from a Lexus. Many like to criticize it, but it is popular for very good reason(s).
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Camry. Drove 4 generations of Camry from 1995 to 2010; rode in a rental Camry last week and forgotten just how good it is. And the word on the street (amongst a number of my friends and colleagues, none of whom are "enthusiasts"/Supra drivers) is that the Camry is an affordable luxury car, just one step down from a Lexus. Many like to criticize it, but it is popular for very good reason(s).
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The Avalon would probably be the most comfortable-riding Toyota as one's back and legs age (remember, we're talking about a Toyota for the rest of your life). But, in general, for bad-weather areas, I agree with you.......an AWD Venza would generally be an excellent choice. The only problem is that the Venza's designers won't put smooth-riding wheels and tires like on the rival Subaru Outback...they inexplicably insist on the low-profile 19" and 20" wheels.