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I test drove a 4 cyl yesterday. The ride was quiet, well mannered. Not only was road noise under control but load traffic noise was kept out. I hopped into the back seat. It was comfortable. I reclined the back seat and paid attention to the leg room. It was a little awkward getting out of the back seat. The dash and instrument cluster looked good and the buttons had a good feel to them. The engine was fine. I don't expect it to pull a trailer. However it still felt more than adequate with two adults with AC running. I'm sure it will do fine with four adults and AC running. The ability to carry items looked good. The back seat went 95 percent flat. It basically looked flat and the cargo capacity was big. The only complaint is interior color. The current colors easily show dirt and shoe scoffs. I would seriously consider the car if it came with a black interior. My current ride is a 2008 Civic Coupe and its very noisy compared to the Venza. I also test drove most of the current Acura products last weekend. The Venza was much quieter than those products except for the MDX. The MDX and Venza were about the same noise wise. Of course the Venza is approximately $10K less.
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Replying to: goose (Apr 19, 2009 7:38 am) |
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Replying to: goose (Apr 19, 2009 7:38 am) At our local auto show a couple weeks ago, I noticed a lot of vehicles with all black interiors. It was across both ends of the spectrum -- compacts to luxury cars. Personally, I like the contrasting light and dark interior of the Venza, especially the black carpet that matches the dash. I do agree, though -- the light colored surface is going to be fun to keep clean. This is my first car with leather, so I'll need to research what's recommended for leather care soon. |
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Replying to: david_k1 (Apr 17, 2009 11:18 am) Hope that helps, Good luck! |
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Replying to: sns1 (Apr 20, 2009 9:17 am) I suppose I'll have to push a little more on the dealer to get our venza closer to the "build" stage... Best |
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Replying to: david_k1 (Apr 20, 2009 9:53 am) |
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Replying to: toyotaslast (Apr 20, 2009 2:37 pm) |
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Replying to: irismg (Apr 18, 2009 7:51 am) |
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Replying to: toyotaslast (Apr 20, 2009 2:37 pm) This is the post (#170) from the "prices paid" I made a few weeks ago: "In the works soon... A RED with grey leather, FWD V6, Premium #2, Pano Roof, JBL Audio, Mats and Bumper protector for $32,400. From a very nice Kitsap County, WA dealer. Now the wait!! THIS will be the tough part.." My thought (flawed??) is that a dealer would LOVE to SELL a car, on the lot or not AND if the car never sits on the lot, they never pay Toyota to "rent" it in the interim - sounds like profit to me... Best of luck to you... |
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Replying to: toyotaslast (Apr 20, 2009 2:37 pm) 4cyl, FWD plus, JBL Premium Audio (EJ) Convenience Package (CQ) Security Package (SA) Floor/Cargo Mats Price was $26,500, plus $100 dealer fee, plus TTL We were happy with this price especially for a built to order vehicle, although I am sure you can do better. We live in MD and so the Fitzmall prices set the mark in this area. Of course that means you get a good price but it also sets a floor for the price in this area, it is hard work to do much better. In the end the comparison to Fitzmall was $26127 for the same car without the Security package and Edmunds lists the Security package at $460 invoice and $570 MSRP. That puts us just above invoice on a built to order car, so we got a reasonable price and the car we wanted and the dealer gets their holdback plus a few bucks. Of course now we just have to wait! |
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