Hello everyone! Thanks to Marty for doing this special video for me! If you have any questions I can certainly answer in the comments. I did buy this from my parents for one dollar and I also forgot to mention my father before he had this Avalon, He had a 97 Toyota Avalon that also drove for 450,000 miles as well before he sold it.
I have an 07 i bought in 2020 for $5200 with 92k. Gave it to my daughter for Christmas last year after purchasing a 2011 ls 460L. Has 115k on it now and just replaced the condenser for the ac for $900. Replaced the entire suspension along with brakes and tires before handing it off to her. She's gonna pass it down to my son in 2 years when he turns 17. Such a great ride
Thanks also to Marty for making this excellent video of Tyler’s high mileage Avalon. I’m starting to watch some of Marty’s videos about his Lexus LS 460 and let me tell you, they are great!
Nice car Tyler. I'd say you definitely got your moneys worth. I just bought a 2006 Avalon XLS in August of last year with 109K miles (now 113K) but I paid quite a bit more than you did. Everything works perfectly and the only two things I did was to replace the battery and change out the dreaded rubber VVT-i line with the metal one. Once I drove the car I was sold - it rode just my old '66 Wildcat GS convertible. I also have a one dollar car - a 2007 Forester that I bought in 2020 with 70K miles (now 82K) from my father-in-law. I do have quite a distance to go to reach your kind of mileage.
@@MartinSunny-r1h Toyota's automatic transmission fluid will outlast any component on the car there's plenty of these cars with well over 200k miles and no service done to the transmission I wouldn't worry about it but if you really want to you can go ahead and change it just be careful at where you change it since there's no dipstick you don't even know what's in there
Also, I purchased a piece that connects to the back of the stock radio and it connects me to Bluetooth as soon as I get in. It wasn't that expensive either. Totally worth it. Especially after adding aftermarket subs too
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Hello everyone! Thanks to Marty for doing this special video for me! If you have any questions I can certainly answer in the comments. I did buy this from my parents for one dollar and I also forgot to mention my father before he had this Avalon, He had a 97 Toyota Avalon that also drove for 450,000 miles as well before he sold it.
I have an 07 i bought in 2020 for $5200 with 92k. Gave it to my daughter for Christmas last year after purchasing a 2011 ls 460L. Has 115k on it now and just replaced the condenser for the ac for $900. Replaced the entire suspension along with brakes and tires before handing it off to her. She's gonna pass it down to my son in 2 years when he turns 17. Such a great ride
Once again blessing us with the great content love seeing these bulletproof Toyota’s
Thanks also to Marty for making this excellent video of Tyler’s high mileage Avalon. I’m starting to watch some of Marty’s videos about his Lexus LS 460 and let me tell you, they are great!
Nice car Tyler. I'd say you definitely got your moneys worth. I just bought a 2006 Avalon XLS in August of last year with 109K miles (now 113K) but I paid quite a bit more than you did. Everything works perfectly and the only two things I did was to replace the battery and change out the dreaded rubber VVT-i line with the metal one. Once I drove the car I was sold - it rode just my old '66 Wildcat GS convertible. I also have a one dollar car - a 2007 Forester that I bought in 2020 with 70K miles (now 82K) from my father-in-law. I do have quite a distance to go to reach your kind of mileage.
Has the transmission fluid ever been serviced ?
No one is giving me a legit answer for that. I own a 2016 Avalon. Everyone says just check for a leak.....I can't take the idea of lifetime stuff...
@@MartinSunny-r1h Toyota's automatic transmission fluid will outlast any component on the car there's plenty of these cars with well over 200k miles and no service done to the transmission I wouldn't worry about it but if you really want to you can go ahead and change it just be careful at where you change it since there's no dipstick you don't even know what's in there
Not recent as my dad owned it From day one. I got it for over 2 years now and aside from a flare from the 1>2 shift on low speeds. No complaint
Also, I purchased a piece that connects to the back of the stock radio and it connects me to Bluetooth as soon as I get in. It wasn't that expensive either. Totally worth it. Especially after adding aftermarket subs too
I barely got 400k on my 99 Avalon. Damn, this car just drive.
My 06 XL got 307,000
Funny I been actually looking at one of these for a daily.
Ca sens l achat
I have to wonder if it has the notorious timing cover leak at this point?
I’m sure it did. I don’t recall if it was done
i had a 2007 avalon just the vvti oil line had to be changed to the metal one everything else works fine.
@@MahendraSingh-rp6er gotcha not sure tho honestly
What year is this Avalon? Why not mention it?
@@wyngerfiftytwo it’s an 06. Did you watch the video
Just a super comfy car! 400k?! Wow. Realistically, how many more mile do you think it has?
Hopefully 500k😮
My 2010 Kia soul also have 430.000 miles
Beautiful car
U lying . 1$ ?😢
Not lying here 😬✌🏻
Mr Beast ah video
@@cl4y cool I guess ✌🏻whatever tf that means
He "bought" it from his dad. Pops passed along his car to his son.
I have the exact same car with 300,000 miles less lol..I have 128,000.
Well, now u knw her potentials. M planning on getting 1 soon, but I am attracted to d all black interior spec, but very rare unfortunately 😢