Purchased a 2019 touring 3 weeks ago. Steve's assessments are correct. Some reviewers have complained about a sluggish and unresponsive transmission even in manual mode. I have not detected anything of the sort. Very responsive shifts exactly when you call for them. This is the smoothest v6 I have ever driven, having owned 2 impalas with the GM 3800 V6. This car is fast. Is it the fastest car on the road, by no means whatsoever, but that's not why you buy it. It is a near perfect balance for a daily driver. Would I like all wheel drive? Sure. But, that would have me paying more money. At the end of the day, front wheel drive in the northeast has served us all well for like 50 years. The interior is near perfect. The sound system is the best from a factory I have ever heard. It's truly Lexus level interior. And, if you're looking for a car to last, you have Toyota build quality as opposed to the German money pits as they age. In summary, the car is near perfect. That said...I'll be anxiously awaiting an all wheel drive TRD model with a twin turbo six. :)
This is the BEST non luxury branded car on the market. Better then all the Acura/Honda sedans. This is the best large sedan for the money and the XSE is the best looking trim for this new Avalon. I had the chance to see a XSE driving at night and it looked damn good. Toyota is killing it right now
Just purchased this exact car. Love this thing. I’m no grandpa. Love the look handling, and styling. Not to mention the exhaust note out the bad that can be slightly heard from inside. (Normal mode) What a nice change from all the crossovers that all look the same.
I just got a brand new 2022 avalon touring looks exactly like this one. It’s fantastic and I’m no grandpa and it costs a bit less than Lexus es350 which is basically same car .
I would wrap the roof and pillars in black like they have done on the XSE Camry. It's a VERY Sharp look on this body style. As a former Audi S4 and now Infiniti RedSport owners, it's hard to believe I'm going to spend even less and take a slight step back in performance and consider one of these, but they ride so nice and are so dang reliable, it just makes sense for longer term ownership as the kids make their way through college.
Steve, you always have one of the best car reviews on any given vehicle. Thank you for your professionalism, eloquence and excellent car in motion video shots. I always appreciate your reviews!
Love this Review and the comment section! for once its filled with people that understand and can actually appreciate this car and not a bunch of little fan boys that complain about every little thing and have never even been inside of any avalons for that matter. Giving you a sub steve!
Hello Steve! This Avalon really made an impression on you. I’ve never heard anyone speak like this about Toyota’s Flagship Sedan. But, I am so glad you did. I purchased a New Impala last July 2017 because of many reasons and the deal couldn’t be beat with almost $9000 off the retail price and optioned up with the red tint coat paint and pano roof that is just jaw dropping. I wanted to test drive the new Avalons and no matter where I called or drove to each dealer had NONE on the lot. Just a few older used ones at best they wanted to sell me at almost new car prices. Maybe the next Sedan in a year or so will be this one. Right now I am still enjoying the new Impala with it’s 310 HP. And $25.500 bottom line price.
Can't beat that deal. The impala is a superb sedan. I wonder if Chevrolet will have a new one coming...so far it looks like it's not, so you may have the last one!
Munditimum Mosu Thank You for commenting. What I didn’t mention in my comment was I drove the NEW designed Camry which I felt so tight in I am 6’1”, Civic Touring, Malibu, Maxima, Sonata Limited. And still dollar for dollar the plusses went to the Impala. First the quietness compared to the others, The ride compared to the others, and the Performance and features of the LTE 4G WIFI and Tons of room inside and the value at bottom line was a steal compared to th others. For me it was a lot More car for a lot less money. Yes, it does look like the IMPALA is going away sadly. Buick will make the softer almost luxury sedan for a while while, Cadillac will make a sports luxury sedan.
That's great to hear. It is surely bigger than the other ones you tested, namely the Maxima that competes directly against it. It seems to have the best reliability out of the bunch as well, especially long term (over 3y). You are right about the quiet cabin, it has the lowest cabin decibel levels of the cars you mentioned above as well.
Thanks for the review. Seems like an almost perfect car, and a lot for the price. Good choice for the day we retire and drive cross-country. As for how it looks, the fact that its own parents describe its aesthetic as "technical beauty" damns it with appropriately faint praise. Unless it grows on you, or looks better in black.
This is a Lexus wrapped in a Toyota badging. Literally the same engine, suspension, and platform. I purchased the 2019 Avalon Touring and it’s a great car. The grill is more prominent in white. Mine is red and integrates a good deal better. The same goes for the black or dark blue.
Toyota USA thanks for sharing the obvious. Were you under the impression I didn’t know Toyota owns Lexus? You must be one of the kids out of college manning social media.
Steve Wise You spoke like you didn’t know. Thank you for calling me educated but no I’m not no where close to just graduating from college. One question though why didn’t you just buy the xse?
Toyota USA Okay, I apologize for the confusion. Why didn’t I buy the Avalon XSE? Well, I’d actually purchased a Camry XSE in white. The problem was when I went to Toyota.com the site directed me to build and buy a 2019 version. I wanted 2019 Camry with CarPlay. I purchased the Camry only to discover just prior to driving out it was a 2018 Camry. The dealership went on the Toyota.com site and agreed the build and buy is misleading. They took the car back. I had seen my now Avalon Touring on the floor used and for sale. Someone had purchased the car and traded it in a few weeks later with 500 miles on it. So, for $1500 more I purchased the Avalon Touring that was available. I’d been waiting for the 2019 Lexus ES350 release and was disappointed Toyota/Lexus was maintaining the same clunky infotainment system. So, the Avalon was impressive, available with everything I wanted from the ES, so I purchased it. I didn’t look at an AVALON XSE. One last thing.:) Toyota really need to hire a software team that understands how to develop intuitive infotainment systems. The current system is horrendous, along with al the apps. In fact, I’ve owned this car since early October and I’ve been dealing with Toyota Corp reps attempting to get my Toyota Remote to work. I’ve paid for it and the app won’t respond. All the reps have been great and they know this is one of a number of app related issues, though this is really ruining the ownership experience. This shouldn’t be so hard. I pay for my cars in full at point of sale and keep my cars for over a decade. However, I’m nearing a point with near certainty I will sell this car next year if I continue to feel unsatisfied by the experience. You asked.:) The infotainment needs an entirely new GUI and the apps should be folded into a single app that actually works. Happy new year!
Steve Wise Oh damn well thanks, and yea that’s one thing Toyota really lacks and needs to catch up on. The world is changing and technology gets better and better Toyota needs to catch up with it.
Thoroughly enjoy your videos Steve. Apparently RUclips doesn't think so since I didn't get a notification regarding this video and some past videos of yours as well. Anyhow, that grill is becoming the bumper. :)
Love the new Toyota Avalon wish the all wheel drive vehicle will come with a V6 TRD or a v6 not big on turbo four cylinder love car will wait 2022 and see
With such a small ground clearance, I don't think this Avalon, as good as it is, is going to sway me from my favourite cute utes. Great enthusiastic review. Thank you.
I just wish the put a panoramic roof like the Camry and call it a day. The touring model more Lexus GS than anything else. All other trims are more less than the Lexus ES
Can you lower or completely switch off that artificial engine noise produced inside the cabin by speakers?? I mean what if someone wants a more silent and calm ride?
Other than a better interior design and the triple beam LED head lights with the check mark symbol (sexy design), it seems evident it's simply due to the title Lexus, which screams luxury. In fact, aside from being more affordable, what people forget to realize, is a key fact is that the e Avalon has a touch screen display. I mean having to navigate via mouse or nob around the display at a stop light to find a song you want is a pain and such a thing of the past. In addition another key feature that the Avalon has that the ES does not have is that is has dynamic turn (front and back) LED turn signals. As stated previously it seems that the title, Lexus, is what primarily sparks people's attention rather than price. Both ES and Avalon are awesome cars, don't mistake me there, but for this young gen guy, I try to go more in depth into the unique features that car brands and their car types have to offer. Therefore the Avalon for me would be the much better choice at the moment. Lexus can wait. Besides 2020 Lexus and Toyota vehicles are right around the corner, so things can get interesting.
Between four trim levels offered, this Avalon should cater to every buyer's tastes. From the XLE and Limited for luxury, to XSE and Touring for performance. The latter grades are not too spicy.
Also, this model would be deleted from the lineup with the increase in SUV sales, if the company didn't work to target a broader audience with the newer models.
This is a very comfortable and unpretentious car. I live in Ukraine, there are a lot of broken roads and little good car service, so only TOYOTA. Saddam Hussein said: "Only two things work flawlessly, they are a Kalashnikov assault rifle and a TOYOTA."
Here is some food for thought and I do recommend the Avalon. I have a 2013 Limited. There a few things I would like better in my car and most of them were addressed in later years. I like most of the 2019 Limited trim options (especially the seat and door diamond stitching) except for these items. 1: Not nuts about interior color of tan, champagne or black. Is a light beige available? Please don't get the black it kills all the interior design details. 2: The design of the side air vents near the doors look really cheap. 3. I like this grill better than the Touring but both need chrome accents. 4. That infotainment IPad looking system looks like an afterthought. It looks like a Tesla want to be. It may be the rage but the look, blending and loss of the capacitive buttons was a mistake. 5. If you have a choice take the 17" wheels. You will get a better ride and selection of replacement tires including mileage warranty. 6. If you like good sounding music, you have to get the Touring or Limited JBL system. Their standard audio sounds like a tin can. 7. They finally put real wood trim in but not luxury with the cheaper satin finish. It should be high gloss and I know the extra cost. 8. What is the software upgrade guarantee for the infotainment system? I paid for the upgrades in my car and I lost functionality yet my car is still current tech capable. People don't think about this but you should. These are my opinions only. This is a great car and Toyota reliability.
speaking from experience, dont buy a toyota if u actually care about "fun-to-drive." I have the '18 v6 "301 HP" camry and it annoys me often with how slow it actually is. The transmission is a nightmare in terms of "feel" and the acceleration is worse than most other 4 cylinders out there. A "fun-to-drive" car in my opinion is one with quick acceleration and a responsive throttle, neither of which these toyotas have. I would roll with a car with a turbo or an electric vehicle like the tesla if u wanna have fun.
Nice car but I just can’t get over ToYoTa’s big ugly mouth / grill. Lexus can adopt this grill design / concept as have a bigger budget for intricate front grills!
Purchased a 2019 touring 3 weeks ago. Steve's assessments are correct. Some reviewers have complained about a sluggish and unresponsive transmission even in manual mode. I have not detected anything of the sort. Very responsive shifts exactly when you call for them. This is the smoothest v6 I have ever driven, having owned 2 impalas with the GM 3800 V6. This car is fast. Is it the fastest car on the road, by no means whatsoever, but that's not why you buy it. It is a near perfect balance for a daily driver. Would I like all wheel drive? Sure. But, that would have me paying more money. At the end of the day, front wheel drive in the northeast has served us all well for like 50 years. The interior is near perfect. The sound system is the best from a factory I have ever heard. It's truly Lexus level interior. And, if you're looking for a car to last, you have Toyota build quality as opposed to the German money pits as they age. In summary, the car is near perfect. That said...I'll be anxiously awaiting an all wheel drive TRD model with a twin turbo six. :)
Hell yeah man!
The 300hp V6 is impressive but the 40+ mpg of the hybrid is an even greater achievement.
First time in my life saying this. But Toyota take my money!
lamar frazier *Gladly.*
I upgraded from my 2006 Avalon to the 2019 XLE and I love it. I like the grill.
How's the fuel efficiency ?
It’s good but still it’s to luxury
@@sahirlaliwala6134
Too luxury? WTH?
@@oceanhedonist265 I mean i liked how it was before
@@oceanhedonist265 like only the body should’ve been redesigned not the interior the interior was fine I liked the 2013 version better
This is the BEST non luxury branded car on the market.
Better then all the Acura/Honda sedans. This is the best large sedan for the money and the XSE is the best looking trim for this new Avalon. I had the chance to see a XSE driving at night and it looked damn good. Toyota is killing it right now
Just purchased this exact car. Love this thing. I’m no grandpa. Love the look handling, and styling. Not to mention the exhaust note out the bad that can be slightly heard from inside. (Normal mode) What a nice change from all the crossovers that all look the same.
Ditto. I was looking at SUV's but found the Avalon Touring and jumped on it. It's been a joy to drive and own so far...
I just got a brand new 2022 avalon touring looks exactly like this one. It’s fantastic and I’m no grandpa and it costs a bit less than Lexus es350 which is basically same car .
I'm in love with this car! I've never been a big sedan kind of guy but this car just screams my name lol
I would wrap the roof and pillars in black like they have done on the XSE Camry. It's a VERY Sharp look on this body style. As a former Audi S4 and now Infiniti RedSport owners, it's hard to believe I'm going to spend even less and take a slight step back in performance and consider one of these, but they ride so nice and are so dang reliable, it just makes sense for longer term ownership as the kids make their way through college.
People have done this :D
Steve, you always have one of the best car reviews on any given vehicle. Thank you for your professionalism, eloquence and excellent car in motion video shots. I always appreciate your reviews!
Thanks, man! Nice of you to say.
@@stevehammes You are more than welcome! Thank you for your quick reply!
that exhaust note, from the outside of the car, is a lot better than I (for whatever reason) had expected
I'd buy this over an Audi or BMW
Yeah
exactly what im doing @@xxsilver_gamingxx389
Love this Review and the comment section! for once its filled with people that understand and can actually appreciate this car and not a bunch of little fan boys that complain about every little thing and have never even been inside of any avalons for that matter. Giving you a sub steve!
Apprecaite it!
Love the looks with that Wind Chill Pearl, stunning. Great review Steve! Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
Looks great and being a Toyota, reliability at its best!
Definitely!
Hello Steve! This Avalon really made an impression on you. I’ve never heard anyone speak like this about Toyota’s Flagship Sedan. But, I am so glad you did. I purchased a New Impala last July 2017 because of many reasons and the deal couldn’t be beat with almost $9000 off the retail price and optioned up with the red tint coat paint and pano roof that is just jaw dropping. I wanted to test drive the new Avalons and no matter where I called or drove to each dealer had NONE on the lot. Just a few older used ones at best they wanted to sell me at almost new car prices. Maybe the next Sedan in a year or so will be this one. Right now I am still enjoying the new Impala with it’s 310 HP. And $25.500 bottom line price.
Thanks, Gene!
Can't beat that deal. The impala is a superb sedan. I wonder if Chevrolet will have a new one coming...so far it looks like it's not, so you may have the last one!
Munditimum Mosu Thank You for commenting. What I didn’t mention in my comment was I drove the NEW designed Camry which I felt so tight in I am 6’1”, Civic Touring, Malibu, Maxima, Sonata Limited. And still dollar for dollar the plusses went to the Impala. First the quietness compared to the others, The ride compared to the others, and the Performance and features of the LTE 4G WIFI and Tons of room inside and the value at bottom line was a steal compared to th others. For me it was a lot More car for a lot less money. Yes, it does look like the IMPALA is going away sadly. Buick will make the softer almost luxury sedan for a while while, Cadillac will make a sports luxury sedan.
That's great to hear. It is surely bigger than the other ones you tested, namely the Maxima that competes directly against it. It seems to have the best reliability out of the bunch as well, especially long term (over 3y). You are right about the quiet cabin, it has the lowest cabin decibel levels of the cars you mentioned above as well.
I like the Buick LaCrosse
Nice review sir, eventho todays hot hatch 4 cylinders engine with big turbos produce more HP and torque, the V6 remains unbeatable.
and reliable
Steve you are best reviewer on RUclips no reason not to have way more subscribers. The RUclips gods are cruel overlords.
Thanks, Hoder! Hopefully after 10 years on here more people will find me.
Thanks for the review. Seems like an almost perfect car, and a lot for the price. Good choice for the day we retire and drive cross-country.
As for how it looks, the fact that its own parents describe its aesthetic as "technical beauty" damns it with appropriately faint praise. Unless it grows on you, or looks better in black.
I tend to like designs that no one else does!
No lies!!! I like it Especially with V6
This is a Lexus wrapped in a Toyota badging. Literally the same engine, suspension, and platform. I purchased the 2019 Avalon Touring and it’s a great car. The grill is more prominent in white. Mine is red and integrates a good deal better. The same goes for the black or dark blue.
Steve Wise *Well we do own Lexus.*
Toyota USA thanks for sharing the obvious. Were you under the impression I didn’t know Toyota owns Lexus? You must be one of the kids out of college manning social media.
Steve Wise You spoke like you didn’t know. Thank you for calling me educated but no I’m not no where close to just graduating from college. One question though why didn’t you just buy the xse?
Toyota USA Okay, I apologize for the confusion.
Why didn’t I buy the Avalon XSE? Well, I’d actually purchased a Camry XSE in white. The problem was when I went to Toyota.com the site directed me to build and buy a 2019 version. I wanted 2019 Camry with CarPlay. I purchased the Camry only to discover just prior to driving out it was a 2018 Camry. The dealership went on the Toyota.com site and agreed the build and buy is misleading. They took the car back. I had seen my now Avalon Touring on the floor used and for sale. Someone had purchased the car and traded it in a few weeks later with 500 miles on it. So, for $1500 more I purchased the Avalon Touring that was available.
I’d been waiting for the 2019 Lexus ES350 release and was disappointed Toyota/Lexus was maintaining the same clunky infotainment system. So, the Avalon was impressive, available with everything I wanted from the ES, so I purchased it. I didn’t look at an AVALON XSE.
One last thing.:) Toyota really need to hire a software team that understands how to develop intuitive infotainment systems. The current system is horrendous, along with al the apps. In fact, I’ve owned this car since early October and I’ve been dealing with Toyota Corp reps attempting to get my Toyota Remote to work. I’ve paid for it and the app won’t respond. All the reps have been great and they know this is one of a number of app related issues, though this is really ruining the ownership experience. This shouldn’t be so hard.
I pay for my cars in full at point of sale and keep my cars for over a decade. However, I’m nearing a point with near certainty I will sell this car next year if I continue to feel unsatisfied by the experience.
You asked.:) The infotainment needs an entirely new GUI and the apps should be folded into a single app that actually works.
Happy new year!
Steve Wise Oh damn well thanks, and yea that’s one thing Toyota really lacks and needs to catch up on. The world is changing and technology gets better and better Toyota needs to catch up with it.
Thoroughly enjoy your videos Steve. Apparently RUclips doesn't think so since I didn't get a notification regarding this video and some past videos of yours as well. Anyhow, that grill is becoming the bumper. :)
Thanks for letting me know!
Good looking inside & out except for the grille that was overdone IMO But overall it's a beautiful family car
Toyota cannibalizing those sales with this new Avalon. Looks straight up Lexus
The grill looks good on this Blizzard Pearl
Nice review of the Lexus ES...thumbs up!
Love the new Toyota Avalon wish the all wheel drive vehicle will come with a V6 TRD or a v6 not big on turbo four cylinder love car will wait 2022 and see
Exactly!
Fantastic review as always Steve. I really appreciate your work. Thank you.
Jeff McCargar Thanks, Jeff!
Steve, great review! Just subscribed!
Destin Coutee Thanks, Destin. Appreciate it!
With such a small ground clearance, I don't think this Avalon, as good as it is, is going to sway me from my favourite cute utes.
Great enthusiastic review. Thank you.
I just wish it had the pano roof.
I just wish the put a panoramic roof like the Camry and call it a day. The touring model more Lexus GS than anything else. All other trims are more less than the Lexus ES
Can you lower or completely switch off that artificial engine noise produced inside the cabin by speakers?? I mean what if someone wants a more silent and calm ride?
The Avalon is the full-sized sedan that makes you wonder why there is a Lexus variant on this sedan (the ES).
Well the new es look better and the probably has a few more features ... But they are close ... I can't afford either lol
Other than a better interior design and the triple beam LED head lights with the check mark symbol (sexy design), it seems evident it's simply due to the title Lexus, which screams luxury. In fact, aside from being more affordable, what people forget to realize, is a key fact is that the e Avalon has a touch screen display. I mean having to navigate via mouse or nob around the display at a stop light to find a song you want is a pain and such a thing of the past. In addition another key feature that the Avalon has that the ES does not have is that is has dynamic turn (front and back) LED turn signals. As stated previously it seems that the title, Lexus, is what primarily sparks people's attention rather than price. Both ES and Avalon are awesome cars, don't mistake me there, but for this young gen guy, I try to go more in depth into the unique features that car brands and their car types have to offer. Therefore the Avalon for me would be the much better choice at the moment. Lexus can wait. Besides 2020 Lexus and Toyota vehicles are right around the corner, so things can get interesting.
Let's pull back on that grill styling!!
Can I install fog lights on the avalon
Great review.. thanks 👍🏿😊
My pleasure.
Looks amazing....looks more like a Lexus.
Looks good.
i wish if there was a Hybrid XSE Model :( i really love the front look of the XSE Model
Lexus300h compare avalon? Can you explain?
The Avalon should be grandpa approved. As I see the reviews from the older Avalon owners, this new model is too spicy and firm for them
Between four trim levels offered, this Avalon should cater to every buyer's tastes. From the XLE and Limited for luxury, to XSE and Touring for performance. The latter grades are not too spicy.
Also, this model would be deleted from the lineup with the increase in SUV sales, if the company didn't work to target a broader audience with the newer models.
Fantastic car & review
Stunning car
I just wish the front grill would go away. Lol
😂❤ love this car
Wish Toyota/Lexus would offer remote start.
I'll stick with Honda/Acura.. remote start is a must depending on where you live.
I think all trims have remote start and you can also subscribe to their toyota connect app and use your mobile phone to manage the remote start.
Yeah, it's covered, remote starts from remote and from phone with app.
So this or the lexus es?
The grill could be toned down a bit. Overall, it's an excellent car.
very very excellent car😍✌
slap a lexus logo on it and you’ve gotta big seller
Yes, exactly, the ES350 IS a big seller, but pricing on the Avalon is better.
Steve - your thumbnails for videos look super low resolution FYI.
Yeah. They suck. I agree.
AWD please.
It's a nice car but a bit "busy".
This is a very comfortable and unpretentious car. I live in Ukraine, there are a lot of broken roads and little good car service, so only TOYOTA.
Saddam Hussein said: "Only two things work flawlessly, they are a Kalashnikov assault rifle and a TOYOTA."
So I'm guessing you can only get it in front wheel drive? 👎
Here is some food for thought and I do recommend the Avalon.
I have a 2013 Limited. There a few things I would like better in my car and most of them were addressed in later years. I like most of the 2019 Limited trim options (especially the seat and door diamond stitching) except for these items.
1: Not nuts about interior color of tan, champagne or black. Is a light beige available? Please don't get the black it kills all the interior design details.
2: The design of the side air vents near the doors look really cheap.
3. I like this grill better than the Touring but both need chrome accents.
4. That infotainment IPad looking system looks like an afterthought. It looks like a Tesla want to be. It may be the rage but the look, blending and loss of the capacitive buttons was a mistake.
5. If you have a choice take the 17" wheels. You will get a better ride and selection of replacement tires including mileage warranty.
6. If you like good sounding music, you have to get the Touring or Limited JBL system. Their standard audio sounds like a tin can.
7. They finally put real wood trim in but not luxury with the cheaper satin finish. It should be high gloss and I know the extra cost.
8. What is the software upgrade guarantee for the infotainment system? I paid for the upgrades in my car and I lost functionality yet my car is still current tech capable. People don't think about this but you should.
These are my opinions only. This is a great car and Toyota reliability.
The front grille is hideous, in my opinion. Nice review, as always, Steve. I like the foggy ambiance at the beginning.
"Premium midsize?" I thought it was a full size car..?
Not so much. Still not much bigger than a Camry.
The grill looks like a whale shark with its mouth wide open, but I like it!
I still rather keep the 99 Toyota Avalon xls. May look a bit dull. But it sounds awesome and handle wells.
Just a shame it itsn't an all wheel drive
AWD is coming
The whole front end is 90% grille lol
You speak the truth.
No bumper
It better be nice for 50k
make it RWD
lol the last car you would purchase
speaking from experience, dont buy a toyota if u actually care about "fun-to-drive." I have the '18 v6 "301 HP" camry and it annoys me often with how slow it actually is. The transmission is a nightmare in terms of "feel" and the acceleration is worse than most other 4 cylinders out there. A "fun-to-drive" car in my opinion is one with quick acceleration and a responsive throttle, neither of which these toyotas have. I would roll with a car with a turbo or an electric vehicle like the tesla if u wanna have fun.
That adaptive suspension will give up before 10 year and it will bring you the bill in thousands.
it NEEDS AWD!
Nice car but I just can’t get over ToYoTa’s big ugly mouth / grill. Lexus can adopt this grill design / concept as have a bigger budget for intricate front grills!
No AWD. Deal breaker.
jesus, it's a camry w/ leather seat. Oh wait, camry already has leather seat.
Oh boy, a guppy on wheels. Front end makes it a “no sale” for me. After sitting inside, I still prefer a Kia Cadenza Limited.
Front end design is horrible. I don't know what Toyota was thinking on that huge grill design.
Damn that front end is so ugly. Seeeshhhhh.. LOL looks like some kind of bug mantible. No one at Toyota look at that and go "Hmmmm...that's hideous"?
cheesy
I’m not fan of the styling. It’s overdone and too busy.