2006 Toyota Avalon Reviews, Pricing & Specs

Car accelerates smoothly. Brakes are slightly softer for a luxury feel. Always felt safe driving this car with family and very fun to drive. Interior is also very nice with nice leather seats and wood grain dashboard including door handles.

My 2006 Toyota Avalon limited has been going great at 239,000 miles. The 6 cylinder engine is bulletproof along with the same engine on my 2008 Lexus es350. The es350 has 148,500 and going strong!!! Love both of them the Avalon has been the best car I have ever owned. Low maintenance and good gas mileage you can’t beat it.

lots of power, reasonable mpg for a large sedan with a reliable 3.5 V6 - 22-26 city and 28-31 hwy (in my own driving experience) with 4 different model trims to choose from you can get just about any feature you want from that particular model. XL, XLS, Touring and Limited. If its been regularly maintained it will not let you down.

2006 Toyota Avalon is a luxury brand of Toyota. It has all the safety, and electronic features that one may want. It has the navigation system, but not the back-up camera system, which can be installed by an aftermarket shop. Good Value.

This 2006 Toyota Avalon has all the features that we were looking for, but the distance to go and test drive it prevented us from buying it. It is a good value, and very reasonably priced.

I like the handling and performance of the car, the car is fun to drive and I love driving the car on long road trips. the acceleration is great. I feel safe in the care while traveling out of town

This is a good car for a family or for local commute. The leather interior and front seats are very comfortable. Air Conditioner works great....cooling the Avalon down quickly. Has been maintained according to the Toyota Maintenance Plan, including the 75,000 Service Call.

I did not get a 2006 but I did get a 2007 with exactly 86,000 miles. The car drives beautifully. It is very smooth with lots of power. The heated seats are amazing. It’s my second Avalon, and I’m hooked (my first is a 1999).

Purchased it for interior spacae, especially for passengers in the back seat. Didn't anticipate how much zip it has, and how much I would enjoy the front-wheel drive. Most of all, like some many Toyota's, the cost of ownership has been very low: oil changes and a new set of tires. I have 80,000 miles on the car and feel no urgency to replace it. Every once in a while an expensive import catches my eye - but then I drive the Avalon and realize what a good car it has been.

it's a Toyota - their flagship sedan. best bang for my buck. JBL Synthesis sound system is theee bomb!