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Toyota Venza FAQ
Why Did Toyota Discontinue Venza in 2015?
Because of stiff competition in the mid-size crossover segment, slumping sales, and the consistent popularity of SUVs like Toyota RAV4 and Toyota Highlander.
The good news is that, even though Toyota brought Venza back in 2021, you can still get a used one these days for cheap -- for anywhere from a little more than $10,000 to a little under $41,000, according to industry data sources like TrueCar, Autotrader, and Kelley Blue Book's KBB.com. That means you should have plenty of cash left over for upgrades. Our advice: go for investment protection -- install all-weather floor mats, sunshades, and custom seat covers and store the SUV under a car cover when you arent driving it.
Which is Bigger: Toyota Venza or Toyota RAV4?
According to authorities like Car and Driver, RAV4 has more cargo space, but Venza is slightly longer, depending on model year; RAV4 offers just under 70 cubic feet max for baggage, while Venza offers just over 55 cubic feet. The best way to make the most of capacity in your Venza: adding cargo accessories. We suggest putting in a cargo tray and net to organize luggage and a roof rack to make more room for transporting things like outdoor equipment (bikes, kayaks, and so on).
What are Some Cons of Toyota Venza?
Edmunds, for instance, asserts that the performance of the 2024 model can be called only "adequate." If you're looking to give the engine in your Venza a power bump, try installing a turbocharger or supercharger, cold air intake, performance air filter, and cat-back exhaust with a high-flow catalytic converter.
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