Some cars are trying to revamp their image, trying to attract a younger market of buyers. Toyota Avalon, which has always been one of the top vehicles from the auto maker, is sticking with the older crowd. In fact, Avalon is one of the "Top 10 Cars for Seniors" this year, last year and for the past several years.
Avalon is also one of the 10 "most comfortable cars" in a Kelley Blue Book ranking.
Buyers of the updated 16.5-foot-long Avalon get a "roomy, full-size car with many luxury features and appealing looks that were spruced up for 2011…
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The Avalon has returned for 2011 with an updated look and plenty of leg room for those wanting to drive a reliable Toyota, but needing more space than you'll find in a Yaris.
The 2011 Toyota Avalon makes buying a car easier by offering only two (but still very well equipped) trim levels. Pricing varies a few thousand dollars between each.
Toyota offers the basic Avalon with a great amount of standard equipment at $32,000 MSRP; while a Limited model adds even more options and priced to near luxury territory at $35,485. The Limited model has one…
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Toyota has a full range of durable pick up trucks and eco-friendly hybrid cars, but the best selling model is still a staple in the Japanese auto maker's line up - The Camry.
In the first half of 2010, the 2010 Toyota Camry is the top selling car from the company. Sales this calendar year of the Camry total nearly 190,000 and are up 2.8 percent through the first seven months of 2010, compared with the year-earlier period.
For many years, The Camry has been a widely popular model and has been dubbed a "smart buy" for much…
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