Used 2011 Toyota Avalon Sedan Trims & Features

Dashboard design on the Toyota Avalon Sedan is never cluttered, with Toyota's Optitron gauges laid out for easy eye access through the steering wheel's top half. Ideally situated in the center of the Avalon's dashboard is the now familiar LCD display panel providing all the information that a driver could possibly need to remain update on road conditions with internal and external temperature settings, fuel range, and date and time just some of the snippets that are constantly update and are easy to read.

Toyota's famous attention to detail has not been forgotten in the Avalon with every touch feature, from lights and wiper operation, primary temperature adjustment knobs as well as those to control air flow and mirror switches are all just the flick of a finger away. The Avalon has more than its share of features as standard and Toyota have really made an effort to ensure that all of them can be activated when need be and with ease. That takes in the sunroof button and overhead light switches that are conveniently placed above the rearview mirror, while the adjustable dials for the car's seat warmers are located next to the gear selector.

The Toyota Avalon Sedan's standard six-CD changer coming with an audio jack to allow the connection of iPods or MP3 players is rapidly revealed through a touch-release cover, situated below the LCD screen. Toyota has also made life that bit easier for the driver by making the tuner and volume audio controls particularly outstanding.

Although the standard trim levels might seem to be more than enough, Toyota offer the Avalon in three trim levels- the XL, the XLS as well the top of the range Limited edition. Each of these variations come with a whole load of optional extras covering the broadest spectrum of possibilities too numerous to mention.

Standard safety features for the Toyota Avalon Sedan takes in front-impact airbags, seat-mounted side-impact airbags for front passengers, a driver's knee airbag as well side-curtain head-protection airbags for both front and rear passengers. Add to those package active front seat headrests, vehicle stability control (VSC) anti-lock brakes (ABS) with electronic brake-force distribution (EBD) and Brake Assist.

Fuel consumption for the Toyota Avalon Sedan, according to the US EPA , averages at 23 miles per gallon, with 19 miles per gallon in the city and 27 miles per gallon on the open road having been reported in most reviews.