If you’re a dedicated Toyota enthusiast, you are already aware that Toyota will soon be releasing the 2017 Toyota Avalon. Many car critics eagerly await the new release, which promises to impress consumers and experts alike. Though the 2017 edition has yet to be released to the public, details about this vehicle are slowly being leaked. Priority Toyota wants you to stay in-the-know, so we’ve compiled a list of trim levels that will be available for the 2017 Avalon.
Specs on the Limited 2017 Avalon Trim Level
The exterior of the Avalon has undergone some cosmetic changes in the 2017 Limited model. The headlights, tail lights, and turn signals will be LED, giving it a modern edge. The front grille has redesigned fog lights and a central air intake.
The Limited also offers an updated interior. The inside color is a sleek light gray accented by gray stitching, giving the car a futuristic, high-end feel. Despite the aesthetic changes to the interior, there will be no structural differences to the engine in the 2017 Limited trim. The Avalon retains its 3.5-liter V6 engine that produces 268 horsepower and 248 lb-ft of torque. The engine isn’t impressively powerful, but it is enough for the purposes of this ride. The Avalon keeps the 6-speed transmission with paddle shifter.
Specs on the XLE Touring 2017 Avalon Trim Level
The Touring package is heavily anticipated by the car community. The 2017 trim edition keeps all the components of luxury from its predecessors, but it also remains affordable to the average consumer. Standard features include an updated touch screen display, sensors for the car’s blind spots, a built-in navigation system, and crash sensors. It is expected that the XLE Touring will offer redesigns such as a touchscreen with heightened sensitivity, swipe controls, improved lighting on the dash panel, a better braking system, and a folding backseat.
The exterior of the Touring is coated in Attitude Black Metallic paint, complementing the 18-inch compound, painted, and machine-completed wheels. The headlights will be HID and the car will also sport LED Daytime Running Lights. The interior is upgraded with a blue trim around the dashboard and a back console. The blue trim also accents the calfskin-bordered seats.
Specs on the Hybrid 2017 Avalon Trim Level
As the name suggests, the 2017 Hybrid has a much different engine setup than the Limited. The Hybrid contains a 2.5-liter petrol-based engine attached to an electric motor that drives the ECVT gearbox. This dual design allows the Hybrid to conserve fuel and gives the consumer a highly efficient means of transportation.
Toyota manufacturers understand that drivers need help in getting the most efficiency out of their Hybrids, so they’ve made sure to give internal support to the Hybrid. The Hybrid boasts a Multi-Information Display, allowing the driver to choose between ebb-and-flow and normal efficiency. The driver is also able to use the display to select between Sport Mode and 18 ECO markers while being presented with information on separation to discharge, EV, and car vitality.
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