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    Toyota Avalon 2000 Problems

    Are you having problems with your 2000 Toyota Avalon? Let our team of motoring experts keep you up to date with all of the latest 2000 Toyota Avalon issues & faults. We have gathered all of the most frequently asked questions and problems relating to the 2000 Toyota Avalon in one spot to help you decide if it's a smart buy.

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    Used Toyota Avalon review: 2000-2006
    By Ewan Kennedy · 9 April 2015
    Toyota Avalon was a failed attempt by Toyota to get into the big six-cylinder family car market that in July 2000 was totally dominating sales in Australia. To keep costs down Avalon was based on an early-1990s design for an American Toyota so it was already dated before it was launched here. Not only did Avalon fail
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    Used Toyota Avalon review: 2000-2003
    By Graham Smith · 29 January 2009
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    Ready for a change
    Answered by Graham Smith · 19 February 2004

    There's no reason the Avalon should be any thirstier than the Camry. They're about the same weight and they share the same V6 engine and drivetrain. The Avalon is locally produced, not imported, so the parts are the same price as the Camry's. On the current market the Magna is the best buy in that its used values have slumped, the Camry and Avalon are standing up well, while the Commodore remains popular and hence has good resale value. In terms of mechanical reliability, it's hard to go past Toyota and I would probably prefer the Camry or the Avalon, but all four have good reliability and will do the job well.

    Used Toyota Avalon review: 2000-2003
    By Graham Smith · 30 September 2003
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