Hi! Im considering purchasing a 2022 LE with 104k. The car has an excellent maintenance history on Carfax, no accidents and one owner. Is it dumb to buy a car with that many miles on it? I do drive a lot. Mostly city. Taking kids to school, practice, grocery store runs. With that I drive about 14k per year.
It has 127K miles on it. I was thinking of getting one, it's got front wheel drive. Seller says they're the second owner and it's had regular maintenance from a dealership. Is it worth it and will I end up dumping a lot of money into it?
2024 XLE. 117 Mostly highway miles with about 10 miles city driving. Temperature about 83F.
14400 miles on the car. I have a light foot.
I'm supposed to receive replacement strut in few days, and I want to do it on my own. It seems like a simple job, and there are plenty tutorials online for other Toyota models, but not for Venza.
I was wondering if anyone here did this already and if they have any tips and tricks. Especially when it comes to removing plastic covers.
It is a left, driver side strut on 2023 XLE.
I went from a 21 Chevy Trailblazer LS to a 21 Venza Limited and I’m in love. Already feeling the effects of the black though. It’s rained almost every day since I got it and the water marks are everywhere lmao
I need more storage for long trips. Four people mean we can't put the back seat down, and there's just not enough room back there to store all our stuff.
We have a 2021, no activity mount (it could be added, of course), with the big moonroof thing with no roof rails.
What are the best options here to increase storage space?
Hi again from almost a month ago. I just broke my record MPG! I freakin love this car.
Hi everyone. Saw this 2021 venza le at a toyota dealership. When i inquired about the hv cable they sent me the attached picture saying there was a problem with it but they fixed it. Is this a temporary or permanent fix?
I am interested in a specific vehicle and Carmax, Carvana have it. The prices are substantially above market, so no. I do not want the vehicle at 10-20 percent above reasonable/market pricing. Do people pay the crazy amounts these two companies want? They must, since they remain in business.
I’ve recently been looking into becoming a Venza owner, and more specifically the 2nd generation. I’ve been looking around on here and I’m curious if there’s a specific year between 2020-20206 that I need to be more aware of? Are there more mechanical issues with a specific year? Is a year more reliable for any reason?
I know there was Covid with chip issues so did that impact anything? Also just in general is there anything I need to be aware of from a maintenance perspective to ensure was completed at any specific mile marker? I appreciate your advice as I’m still learning. Thank you!
The Mrs and I finally had to cave and take a car to the dealership for a repair. Water leaks around pretty much every pillar whe ln it rains, our mechanic said it was most likely clogged drains. Simple in theory,but a pain to get to apparently in the rear, so advised we take it to the dealership to have them do it. They clean the drains but claim it still leaks and needs a "panoramic frame assembly" due to seals being worn for $6K. Called our regular mechanic and she laughed out loud and told us to come on in for a sane estimate. Anybody have some insight as to how painful this should be?