The Toyota Avalon is certainly one of the best looking Toyota sedans that I’ve seen recently, and it’s also one of the first cars to debut with a refined version of Toyota’s next generation front face, which has since been implemented on cars like the new Auris, the new RAV4 and the Corolla Furia concept.
The Avalon sits in a segment that’s not generally sold in Malaysia – it’s a size up from the Camry. Such a car would be priced in the RM200k segment where compact luxury executives like the C-Class are sold, so naturally it wouldn’t make sense to introduce here. It’s competitors in the US are cars like the Ford Taurus. A car in that segment was once sold in Malaysia – the Hyundai Azera.
Anyway, if you haven’t got enough reading about the Toyota Avalon with our debut story, here’s a series of videos that Toyota USA has uploaded to their YouTube account. You’ll find one of them above, with the rest of them after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments on the 2013 Toyota Avalon highlight its attractive, modern design, with many praising it as a significant leap from previous models and better-looking than competitors like the Camry or Hyundai. Some find the front grille unique or reminiscent of other brands like Ford or Peugeot. There’s appreciation for its luxury appeal, interior quality, and the effort to shed Toyota’s traditional “uncle” car image. Several comments express hope or wish that the Avalon would be brought to markets like Malaysia, though concerns about pricing, market demand, and compatibility with local preferences are noted. Overall, the comments are positive about the car’s aesthetics and design evolution, with some discussions about regional availability and perceived market positioning. Sentiments range from admiration to skepticism about sales feasibility in specific markets.