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2008 Toyota Avalon - Q&A

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2008 Toyota Avalon Q & A from Around the Web

We have found 34 user submitted questions on the web and presented the best ones for you to read. This list is in ranked order, showing 1 - 4
You must live in the Midwest or areas where there is less pollution concerns. 93 octane is not availiable everywhere. Most performance engines only require 91 octane. In the midwest and in certain other areas 91 octane is not availble...mid grade gas 89 octane is also a mystery...since no car I...

Which toyota car is better 2008 avalon, corolla, or camry?
this will be my first car and i wonder which would be best. i Absolutely know nothing about cars, but i want something that is conferable, reliable, and it wouldn't Hurt if it looked nice too. and a typical price range would help if you could provide that. thank you.
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 5 answers

You have many more questions to ask yourself first. How many people will ride in it? The Avalon is the most comfortable for 5. How much gas mileage do you expect? The Corolla will get 35, Camry 30, Avalon 28. How much driving will you need to do? All are dependable but each has a different level of...

2008 spring (after japan) Biggest changes appear to be: 6 speed auto Braking system upgrade, new Front bumper design New headlight design ,IN KEY REMOTE KEY ENTRY Tinted Tail lamps MP3 INPUT JACK Move rear AvalonLGO

Is the 2008 toyota avalon xl just as good as the limited , xls and the touring?
my dad bought avalon xl and i was just wandering does it measure up to the other models.
Source: Yahoo! Answers, 2 answers

Basically the same car with less options available but can come close and save 1-2000.00

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The top rivals to the 2008 Toyota Avalon include the Lucerne, Taurus, and Azera, which are also large, primarily front-wheel-drive sedans that favor ride comfort over tight handling response.

Each of them also has decent straight-line acceleration.

The Taurus, which was recently called the Five Hundred, has a very nicely appointed interior and an especially spacious backseat, and its 3.5-liter V-6 and six-speed automatic are very responsive.

The Lucerne V-6 and the Azera both have 3.8-liter V-6 engines and aren’t as responsive as the Taurus, but the Lucerne is also available in Super trim, which adds a 292-horsepower, 4.6-liter V-8.

Next to either of these rivals, the Avalon is quieter and more refined inside.

Another alternative is the Chrysler 300, which comes in an economical rear-wheel-drive base model or with all-wheel drive in upscale Touring trim.

The 300 also has a powerful HEMI V-8 available.

But the 300 might not be as appealing to the crowd that favors ride comfort and space above all else; it’s less roomy inside and not nearly as refined and quiet.


 
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