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2019 Toyota Avalon Release Date, Redesign, Price

2019 Toyota Avalon Release Date, Redesign, Price – This 2019 Toyota Avalon is going to be the all-new version. Much like past Avalon, the most recent 2019 edition might work as Toyota’s top sedan, most likely debuting possessing a V-6 engine producing greater than 300 hp together with a far better crossbreed design and style utilizing more than 200 hp.

2019 toyota avalon release date

Given that this 2018 Camry has increased the midsize sedan video game, this 2019 Avalon is going to be even bolder than it really has been just before, with a lot more elegant possibilities which include an accessible two-table moon roof in addition to a human brain-up show. Regular gear includes a package offer of lively basic security technician along with characteristics which include adaptive getaway luxury cruise control, the lane continuing to keep support approach, as well as the additional system to utilize this braking techniques in the event the hindrance ahead of time is identified. Additionally, count on this profit a lot more classic Heating system, as well as air conditioner, manages.

2019 Toyota Avalon Price

It is various another environment within the recently created 2019 Toyota Avalon. Comfortable, this Avalon’s manages to buttons, musical instrument group, and gear stalk will show up familiar to Camry car owners, however, the remainder in the pack has changed into several points certain. As well as it needs to be, taking into account the 2019 Avalon commences at $36,395, and also more than $10,000 within the start price in the base-item a number of-pipe Camry-which, however, provides plenty of the bigger size Avalon’s underpinnings. This interior’s comparable development versus the midsize sibling will be the 2019 Avalon’s largest leap ahead in comparison with its precursor.

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2019 Toyota Avalon Interior

The top of the 2019 Toyota Avalon’s dashboard is not very high-instead of this Camry-which certainly helps make the better sedan perception a bit airier internally. This feeling is produced possibly partially by lean atmosphere air vents located beneath the touchscreen. Schneider states the design objective for your interior has been mixing a spaciousness which is anticipated of the Avalon using the sense of a comfy cabin. Just how the center gaming program soars among vehicle car owner as well as entrance person in becoming this heart bunch of handles is definitely a fascinating design, and we’re delighted the regular 9.-” touchscreen (with regular Apple Inc. Car Play but no Google Android Auto) is located on top of the dash. An additional great information: This interior-shade section of the lowered dash generally seems to continue running the show for your drive’s region.

2019 toyota avalon interior

Pretty much by far the most difficult issues with the interior design has been determining actions to create good this precious metal clip that parts through the particular person-element o2 vent keeps a constant positioning making use of the minimum that continues on the dash for that area of the middle heap even as you change air vent to level increased or lessen. Specialized technicians worked well nicely with time to body that a person out, Schneider claims.

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2019 Toyota Avalon Redesign

This Toyota Avalon has never ever been particularly athletic, however, it is been this car preferred by clients who want anything at all large, big, tranquil, honest, and comfy. Unfortunately for Toyota, this in shut distance to-luxurious sedan field has grown to be steadily really aggressive in the recent many years. These days, massive vehicles similar to the Steer clear of the Battery charger, Chevy Impala, and also Nissan Maxima are much more properly-enjoyed when compared to Avalon. Put in America’s improving personal desire for Sporting activities utility automobiles, and also the Avalon’s potential appears quite bleak. To be able to reverse that propensity, Toyota recently created this Avalon for 2019, overhauling this style, as well as the interior.

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Initially, this Avalon receives a lot more intense, right now offering razor-sharp, angular front lamps as well as a totally enormous grille. Whenever we initially noticed this outbound Avalon, we might have sworn there seemed to be no chance the grille could easily get any bigger, but in some manner, Toyota identified a technique to show us incorrectly. This hostile latest fascia is undoubtedly this Avalon’s most debatable function, yet at the very least users won’t need to trouble about blending together with other automobiles.

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New Toyota trim packages revealed for LA Auto Show

Toyota’s turning down the lights in honor of the end of Daylight Savings Time and the beginning of the LA Auto Show. All new head-turning Toyota trim-packages have been revealed, including new Nightshade Special Editions for the 2019 Toyota Camry and Highlander and even a tease at some TRD special edition trim packages for the 2019 Toyota Avalon and Camry. We have all the details here at Toyota of Clermont and we can’t wait to share these new vehicles with you!

What to know about the new Toyota trim packages

Just recently, the Nightshade Special Edition was revealed for the 2019 Toyota 4Runner and we were wowed by the sleek and stylish black accent pieces. Now, Toyota is bringing that style to the Clermont Toyota Camry and Highlander. These two models and their Toyota trim packages will be further showcased at the LA Auto Show later this month. But, for now, we have some details you don’t want to miss out on.

Toyota Highlander

The Nightshade Special Edition of the 2019 Toyota Highlander will be available on the SE grade and include a number of new blacked out stylized features like:

19-inch wheels with black lug nuts

Emblems and badging

Exterior door handles

Mirror caps

Headlights and fog lamps

Shark fin antenna

This Clermont Toyota trim package will be available with Blizzard Pearl, Predawn Gray Mica, Midnight Black Metallic, and Salsa Red Pearl. This particular package will only be available in a 5,000 unit run so you need to act fast when they arrive to the dealership!

Toyota Camry

This new Toyota Camry will feature blacked out features like:

Window molding

18-inch wheels

Rear spoiler

Exterior door handles

Headlights and fog lamps

Badging and emblems

This Toyota trim package will be available with the SE grade and with colors like Midnight Black Metallic, Celestial Silver, and Super White.

Toyota also teased, via Twitter, at revealing all new TRD Toyota trim packages for the Clermont Toyota Camry and Avalon. More information for these and the Nightshade Special Edition packages will be revealed at the LA Auto Show on November 28th.

Excited for the new trim packages? Come shop our current inventory, including the 2019 Nightshade Special Edition Toyota 4Runner, at Toyota of Clermont! Give us a call at (352) 404 – 7000 for more information.

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The 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show was a big event for Toyota. This year, the auto manufacturer debuted plans for five new cars: the 2020 Corolla, 2019 Prius AWD-e, 2020 Avalon TRD, 2020 Camry TRD, and 2019 RAV4. Here’s a recap of everything you missed from this event and when you can expect some of these new models to roll into our dealership.

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TOP 20: THE BEST VEHICLES FOR THE FAMILY IN 2020 ACCORDING TO PARENTS MAGAZINE

Once again this year, Parents magazine gets wet by naming its best choices of vehicles for the family. Unlike last year, however, the publication is expanding its list of recommended vehicles to 20 (instead of 10 in 2019). Indeed, the magazine’s list this year includes a few additional categories, with the utility segment making up the majority of the models listed, unsurprisingly.

The magazine also considered the safety assessments carried out by the American institute NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). What’s more, the ‘family’ angle of the top 20 requires a test with child seat expert Abbie Patterson. Patterson, owner of the Super Car Seat Geek company, has tested all types of child booster seats in more than 50 car models.

Finally, automotive columnist Rob Stumpf, took the wheel of the vehicles in the child seat test to evaluate braking, steering, acceleration and a host of other parameters.

Without further ado, here’s the list of the 20 best family vehicles for 2020 according to Parents magazine.

Minivans – Best Value: Kia Sedona

In the minivan segment, Kia Sedona takes home the honours with the best value for money because of its more affordable price in its basic livery. However, the magazine notes that it is not possible to secure three child seats in the second row in the least expensive model. The automatic transmission (from 6 to 8 gears since the 2019 model year) is good for smooth shifting.

Minivans – Best Green Choice: Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid

Chrysler’s representative in the ultra-family minivan segment is currently the only option (in the North American market) marketed with a charging cable. This rechargeable hybrid powertrain lowers average fuel consumption without penalizing performance, while the government rebate is not to be ignored here either. The Pacifica Hybrid will have to watch its back, as we already know that the next Toyota Sienna will be available with a hybrid powertrain.

Minivans – Best choice for large families: Honda Odyssey

Honda’s Odyssey is also an excellent choice, especially since the manufacturer has decided to offer its 10-speed automatic transmission on all trim levels. As reported in the magazine, the versatility of the Odyssey is unparalleled, as the minivan can accommodate up to six child seats at the same time. It’s also the most fun to drive.

Minivans – Best in all weather conditions: Toyota Sienna

Toyota’s Sienna retains its competitive edge once again this year with its optional all-wheel drive system. This increased traction is undoubtedly an asset when road conditions are more difficult, as is its powerful V6 engine, but the Sienna will have to count the Chrysler Pacifica among its direct rivals next year, the American manufacturer having already confirmed the arrival of a four-wheel drive version of its Pacifica.

Three-row SUV – Best Value: Volkswagen Atlas

When the German automaker launched the development of its three-row SUV, it clearly had North America as its target. The magazine was especially seduced by the affordable price of the SUV in its most accessible version.

Three-row SUV – Better Redesign: Toyota Highlander

The change of model for 2020 does him the greatest good, the former Highlander which had been in service since model year 2014. While the publication praises the new design, it’s also in terms of handling that the Toyota representative has improved, especially in terms of suspension. There’s also the availability of a hybrid version, which isn’t widely available in this group.

Three-row SUV – Best Choice for Large Families: Subaru Ascent

The Subaru Ascent joined the three-row seating party for SUVs about a year ago. Here, the fact that all the vehicle’s liveries are equipped with constant-drive all-wheel drive is meant to be an advantage over the rest of the pack, while the publication pointed out that there are 19 (!) cup holders on board.

Three-row SUV – Best Quiet Ride: Honda Pilot

The Honda Pilot looks almost Acura inside, not only because of its full equipment, but also because of its quiet ride. In fact, the Parents magazine article even goes so far as to compare the Pilot to the Honda Odyssey because the SUV is so comfortable. Unlike the minivan, however, the Pilot still offers the tandem of six- and nine-speed automatic transmissions. In this case, the older of the two (the six-speed one) isn’t necessarily a bad choice!

Three-row SUV – Best safety technologies: Nissan Pathfinder

Aging, the Nissan Pathfinder still seems capable of seducing a publication that mainly observes a vehicle’s family characteristics. Here, the safety systems are convincing, as is that horn blast heard after every drive where one of the rear doors has been opened before or while driving. This device reminds the driver that he or she may have a child – or even a pet – strapped to the rear.

Three-row SUV – Best Design: Mazda CX-9

Mazda is certainly not a brand with countless financial resources, but on the other hand, the design of the most recent seasons seems to appeal to the general public. In fact, despite its introduction in 2017, Mazda’s largest SUV has not aged a single wrinkle. The CX-9’s driving pleasure should not be forgotten either.

Two-row SUV – Best Quiet Ride: Buick Envision

The three-shield division has long been associated with the silence of its interior. The Buick Envision, assembled in China, is no exception to this rule thanks to the noise reduction system.

Parents magazine mentions the excellence of the 2.0-litre 4-cylinder turbocharged engine mated to a nine-speed automatic transmission, but this mill is reserved for the more upscale versions. In the other trim levels, the driver has to deal with a naturally aspirated 2.5-litre 4-cylinder engine and a six-speed transmission only.

Two-row SUV – Best steering system: Chevrolet Equinox

It’s true that the Chevrolet Equinox comes with a reputation for being poorly assembled and less durable than average. But since its redesign for the 2018 model year, the compact SUV does much better in terms of driving experience, and even overall quality. Parents magazine found the Chevrolet’s steering to be particularly precise, while its powertrain is powerful enough.

Two-row SUV – Better space for child seats: Ford Edge

When it comes to space for child seats, the Ford Edge is second to none, according to the publication. This allows for three seats, a rarity in the two-row SUV segment. The Ford Edge is also one of the most comfortable.

Two-Row SUV – Best Redesign : GMC Terrain

Best redesign award for two-row SUVs goes… drum roll – at GMC Terrain! Oddly enough, the redesign was completed for the 2018 model year at the same time as the Chevrolet Equinox, but hey, it’s the magazine’s choice! The article also mentions the more comfortable suspension on the Denali model.

Two-Row SUV – Best Green Choice: Subaru Crosstrek Hybrid

Par les temps qui courent, il faut regarder du côté des VUS purement électriques pour sauver au niveau de la consommation. Mais, fort heureusement, les modèles hybrides ne sont plus aussi rares qu’à l’époque. Subaru fait d’ailleurs le pari que son deuxième Crosstrek Hybride connaisse un peu plus de succès que le premier qui faisait appel à une motorisation hybride conventionnelle. Avec un arrangement rechargeable, il est possible de rouler sur l’énergie du bloc de batteries, mais il ne faut malheureusement pas s’attendre à de grandes distances.

Two-Row SUV – Best choice for long trips: Subaru Forester

The Subaru manufacturer is often named on this list by Parents magazine. The Forester would be the ideal vehicle for expeditions, thanks to its standard all-wheel drive, roof rack and exemplary comfort. You could even add that the Forester’s fuel consumption has been very good for the past few years, a fact made possible by the adoption of a continuously variable transmission.

Sedans – Best Value for a Hybrid: Honda Accord Hybrid

In the arguments listed by Parents magazine, the Honda Accord Hybrid sedan doesn’t cost much more than the regular model, while trunk space is no longer handicapped by a battery stowed behind the rear seat. The Accord Hybrid is also not an unpleasant car to drive.

Sedans – Best in all weather conditions: Subaru Legacy

The manufacturer has made it its hobbyhorse: four-wheel drive guarantees superior traction in winter. The Nissan Altima has joined the Legacy’s direct rivals with an AWD system, but it’s not a permanent type like Subaru’s.

The redesign for 2020 has certainly helped in this case, the sedan can now be ordered with a more energetic 4-cylinder turbocharged flatbed engine.

Sedans – Best sports car: Nissan Maxima

This was its angle of attack when it was redesigned for the 1989 model year in North America. The Four Door Sports Car still stands out from its peers today because of its relatively dynamic driving dynamics. However, Toyota’s effort is worth mentioning with its Avalon XSE, a large sedan that is surprisingly fun to drive. In the United States, there’s also a TRD livery!

Sedans – Best Hybrid Sports Car: Toyota Camry Hybrid

Still, it’s surprising to see that the hybrid versions are now the sportiest in Toyota’s lineup. Even the Camry is no exception to this rule. The manufacturer continues to offer a V6 engine for the more conservative among us, but we have to admit that the hybrid leaning of the mid-size sedan is at least worth a try.

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As a part of the new generation of Avalon models introduced in 2019, the 2020 Toyota Avalon continues updating its features, style, and capability for a better model with each year. This year an exciting new TRD model has been introduced. Here’s everything you need to know about the 2020 Toyota Avalon.

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Top 15 Cheap Cars With 300 HP for Less Than $40K

The horsepower war is alive and well in the auto industry. Once upon a time, 300 hp was a number reserved for the most superlative—and expensive—cars. But these days, when 700 hp is the unspoken minimum requirement among mega-muscle cars and supercars, horsepower comes relatively cheap. You don’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get 300 hp. If you’re looking for cheap cars with 300 hp, here are a few great options all starting under $40,000.

2019 Infiniti Q50 V-6 | $39,425 | 300 HP

Infiniti’s entry-level sedan offers a turbo-four and a 400-hp V-6, but the sweet spot is its V-6 making 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. We’ve praised the Q50 for its spacious interior and generous cargo bay, although the infotainment system is showing its age. This entry makes our list of cheap cars with 300 hp, but just barely, as prices start at over $39,000.

2020 Chrysler 300S | $38,140 | 300 HP

Despite its dated interior, the Chrysler 300S is as stylish as it is powerful. It comes standard with a 3.6-liter V-6 producing 300 hp, but a 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 boosts output to 363 hp.

2020 Subaru WRX STI | $37,895 | 310 HP

Drivers will enjoy the impressive handling and all-wheel-drive grip of this brash sedan. After some initial lag, the STI surges forward with confidence with the help of a 310-hp 2.5-liter turbo flat-four engine. Unfortunately, it lost out to the Honda Civic Type R in our sport compact comparison.

2019 Honda Civic Type R | $37,230 | 306 HP

It’s hard to believe a front-drive car can perform this well. The Type R packs a powerful punch with a 306-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, but that’s only part of the story. It also features a superb chassis and engaging manual transmission. As we noted in one review, it “feels like a detuned rally car.”

2019 Buick LaCrosse V-6 | $37,095 | 310 HP

Yes, a Buick can be powerful. Not only does the LaCrosse make 310 hp with its optional V-6 engine, it also handles surprisingly well for its size. But the sedan may not be for sale much longer in the U.S., as production ended at GM’s Detroit–Hamtramck facility in February.

2020 Toyota Avalon | $36,755 | 301 HP

This sedan makes 301 hp from its V-6 engine, but unlike other cheap cars with 300 hp, it has no sporting intentions. That is, unless you opt for the new TRD version with a sportier suspension. Generally, though, the Avalon is best known as a comfortable cruiser with a premium cabin filled with soft-touch surfaces and available Yamaha-sourced wood trim.

2020 Nissan Maxima | $35,145 | 300 HP

The Maxima is more of a comfortable cruiser than a sport sedan. That said, the Maxima won’t leave you wanting for power. It boasts a 3.5-liter V-6 making 300 hp.

2020 Chevrolet Impala | $32,495 | 305 HP

GM is shifting its resources from sedans to SUVs, but the Impala still has its merits. Not only does the 3.6-liter V-6 deliver 305 hp, but drivers will enjoy comfortable seats, a controlled ride, and solid handling considering its size. However, it’s unclear if these positive traits are compelling enough to stop consumers from switching to crossovers like the stylish Blazer.

2020 Dodge Charger | $31,390 | 300 HP

Combining muscle car performance with the space and comfort of a traditional sedan, the Charger is a welcome anomaly. The standard V-6 makes 300 hp. V-8 versions are also available for different budgets, from the 370-hp version to a supercharged Hellcat HEMI with 707 hp. Among cheap cars with 300 hp, this one is a particularly good value.

2020 Nissan 370Z | $30,985 | 332 HP

Even though it has gone a decade without a major update, the 370Z is still fun to drive. Packing a 3.7-liter V-6, the model makes 332 hp and 270 lb-ft of torque in standard guise, or 350 hp and 276 lb-ft when buyers upgrade to the Nismo trim. Yes, you can still get it with a six-speed manual. To celebrate five decades in the U.S., the sports car gets a 50th Anniversary edition.

2019 Dodge Challenger | $29,590 | 305 HP

The Challenger has a lot to offer, and you don’t need the 797-hp Hellcat Redeye to have fun. Even the base model makes a healthy 305 hp in standard guise, and V-8 versions start from 375 hp. Along with powerful engines, the Challenger benefits from a smooth ride and surprisingly spacious back seat.

2020 Ford Mustang | $28,410 | 310 HP

Although the V-8 version is more potent, the EcoBoost Mustang strikes a nice balance between performance and value. The base Mustang makes an impressive 310 hp and 350 lb-ft, not from a V-6, but from a 2.3-liter turbo-four engine. The High Performance package is worth it, adding an extra 20 hp to the engine and an active exhaust with quad tips. When we tested an EcoBoost Mustang, it went from 0-60 mph in 5.3 seconds.

2019 Chevrolet Camaro V-6 | $27,990 | 335 HP

The Camaro earns its rightful place in muscle car history. The coupe boasts precise steering and little body roll, not to mention great engine choices. Although we like the energetic turbo-four, the V-6 makes a potent 335 hp. For even more power, there’s a V-8 with 455 hp. Despite the added juice, the Camaro V-8 is still a steal, starting under $35,000 for the 2020 model year.

And a few cheap SUVs with 300 HP…

2019 Chevrolet Blazer V-6 | $34,495 | 308 HP

The Blazer shares more than its looks with the Camaro. From its agile road manners to its interior design, the Blazer feels sportier than it should as a midsize SUV. We clocked the RS model hitting 60 mph in 6.1 seconds.

2020 Chevrolet Traverse | $30,995 | 310 HP

Often overlooked, this large crossover boasts surprisingly good handling and a buttery smooth nine-speed transmission. It also has plenty of cargo space, although it has a slightly cramped third row. The V-6 engine makes a healthy 310 hp.

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2019 F-150 Raptor, 2020 Explorer spy shots, Toyota Camry and Avalon TRD: The Week In Reverse

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2018 Toyota Corolla Price, Changes, Rumors, Engine, Interior, Exterior

2018 Toyota Corolla Price, Changes, Rumors, Engine, Interior, Exterior

  The present Corolla has not been all-around for all that extended. Regardless of that, it appears a new model is currently in the operates. Not that extended in the past a camouflaged 2018 Toyota Corolla has been spied testing, and it appears the changes are rather considerable. For starters, the new model will be based on an solely new platform. The car will share Toyota’s all-new modular…

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2020 Toyota Avalon TRD Drivers' Notes | A delightful surprise

Filed under: Reviews,Toyota,New Car Reviews,Performance,sedan Continue reading 2020 Toyota Avalon TRD Drivers' Notes | A delightful surprise 2020 Toyota Avalon TRD Drivers' Notes | A delightful surprise originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 16 Dec 2019 15:15:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink |  Email this |  Comments

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Toyota Avalon 2021 Details, Release Date, Specs

Toyota Avalon 2021 Details, Release Date, Specs

Toyota Avalon 2021 Details, Release Date, Specs – Newly designed for your 2020 version 12 months, the Avalon brings above into 2021 by using minimum changes. The major reports are incorporating the TRD cut degree. TRD represents Toyota Race Advancement, the brand’s performance department. In accordance with additional Toyota Avalon 2021cuts, that TRD version is sportier in both physical…

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Toyota Camry and Avalon Get TRD Versions after the GR Supra

Toyota Camry and Avalon Get TRD Versions after the GR Supra

At SEMA 2019, Toyota is showcasing several new editions of the GR Supra, as well as TRD versions of the Avalon and Camry sedans.

In 2019, Toyota Racing Development (TRD) celebrates its 40th anniversary. To commemorate this, the company has worked up TRD modifications of the popular models.

The Toyota Avalonand Camry now have TRD versions. Both are powered by Toyota’s famous 3.5-liter…

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Top 15 Cheap Cars With 300 HP for Less Than $40K

The horsepower war is alive and well in the auto industry. Once upon a time, 300 hp was a number reserved for the most superlative—and expensive—cars. But these days, when 700 hp is the unspoken minimum requirement among mega-muscle cars and supercars, horsepower comes relatively cheap. You don’t have to spend an arm and a leg to get 300 hp. If you’re looking for cheap cars with 300 hp, here are a few great options all starting under $40,000.

2019 Infiniti Q50 V-6 | $39,425 | 300 HP

Infiniti’s entry-level sedan offers a turbo-four and a 400-hp V-6, but the sweet spot is its V-6 making 300 hp and 295 lb-ft of torque. We’ve praised the Q50 for its spacious interior and generous cargo bay, although the infotainment system is showing its age. This entry makes our list of cheap cars with 300 hp, but just barely, as prices start at over $39,000.

2020 Chrysler 300S | $38,140 | 300 HP

Despite its dated interior, the Chrysler 300S is as stylish as it is powerful. It comes standard with a 3.6-liter V-6 producing 300 hp, but a 5.7-liter HEMI V-8 boosts output to 363 hp.

2020 Subaru WRX STI | $37,895 | 310 HP

Drivers will enjoy the impressive handling and all-wheel-drive grip of this brash sedan. After some initial lag, the STI surges forward with confidence with the help of a 310-hp 2.5-liter turbo flat-four engine. Unfortunately, it lost out to the Honda Civic Type R in our sport compact comparison.

2019 Honda Civic Type R | $37,230 | 306 HP

It’s hard to believe a front-drive car can perform this well. The Type R packs a powerful punch with a 306-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter engine, but that’s only part of the story. It also features a superb chassis and engaging manual transmission. As we noted in one review, it “feels like a detuned rally car.”

2019 Buick LaCrosse V-6 | $37,095 | 310 HP

Yes, a Buick can be powerful. Not only does the LaCrosse make 310 hp with its optional V-6 engine, it also handles surprisingly well for its size. But the sedan may not be for sale much longer in the U.S., as production ended at GM’s Detroit–Hamtramck facility in February.

2020 Toyota Avalon | $36,755 | 301 HP

This sedan makes 301 hp from its V-6 engine, but unlike other cheap cars with 300 hp, it has no sporting intentions. That is, unless you opt for the new TRD version with a sportier suspension. Generally, though, the Avalon is best known as a comfortable cruiser with a premium cabin filled with soft-touch surfaces and available Yamaha-sourced wood trim.

2020 Nissan Maxima | $35,145 | 300 HP

The Maxima is more of a comfortable cruiser than a sport sedan. That said, the Maxima won’t leave you wanting for power. It boasts a 3.5-liter V-6 making 300 hp.

2020 Chevrolet Impala | $32,495 | 305 HP

GM is shifting its resources from sedans to SUVs, but the Impala still has its merits. Not only does the 3.6-liter V-6 deliver 305 hp, but drivers will enjoy comfortable seats, a controlled ride, and solid handling considering its size. However, it’s unclear if these positive traits are compelling enough to stop consumers from switching to crossovers like the stylish Blazer.

2020 Dodge Charger | $31,390 | 300 HP

Combining muscle car performance with the space and comfort of a traditional sedan, the Charger is a welcome anomaly. The standard V-6 makes 300 hp. V-8 versions are also available for different budgets, from the 370-hp version to a supercharged Hellcat HEMI with 707 hp. Among cheap cars with 300 hp, this one is a particularly good value.

2020 Nissan 370Z | $30,985 | 332 HP

Even though it has gone a decade without a major update, the 370Z is still fun to drive. Packing a 3.7-liter V-6, the model makes 332 hp and 270 lb-ft of torque in standard guise, or 350 hp and 276 lb-ft when buyers upgrade to the Nismo trim. Yes, you can still get it with a six-speed manual. To celebrate five decades in the U.S., the sports car gets a 50th Anniversary edition.

2019 Dodge Challenger | $29,590 | 305 HP

The Challenger has a lot to offer, and you don’t need the 797-hp Hellcat Redeye to have fun. Even the base model makes a healthy 305 hp in standard guise, and V-8 versions start from 375 hp. Along with powerful engines, the Challenger benefits from a smooth ride and surprisingly spacious back seat.

2020 Ford Mustang | $28,410 | 310 HP

Although the V-8 version is more potent, the EcoBoost Mustang strikes a nice balance between performance and value. The base Mustang makes an impressive 310 hp and 350 lb-ft, not from a V-6, but from a 2.3-liter turbo-four engine. The High Performance package is worth it, adding an extra 20 hp to the engine and an active exhaust with quad tips. When we tested an EcoBoost Mustang, it went from 0-60 mph in 5.3 seconds.

2019 Chevrolet Camaro V-6 | $27,990 | 335 HP

The Camaro earns its rightful place in muscle car history. The coupe boasts precise steering and little body roll, not to mention great engine choices. Although we like the energetic turbo-four, the V-6 makes a potent 335 hp. For even more power, there’s a V-8 with 455 hp. Despite the added juice, the Camaro V-8 is still a steal, starting under $35,000 for the 2020 model year.

And a few cheap SUVs with 300 HP…

2019 Chevrolet Blazer V-6 | $34,495 | 308 HP

The Blazer shares more than its looks with the Camaro. From its agile road manners to its interior design, the Blazer feels sportier than it should as a midsize SUV. We clocked the RS model hitting 60 mph in 6.1 seconds.

2020 Chevrolet Traverse | $30,995 | 310 HP

Often overlooked, this large crossover boasts surprisingly good handling and a buttery smooth nine-speed transmission. It also has plenty of cargo space, although it has a slightly cramped third row. The V-6 engine makes a healthy 310 hp.

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Toyota Avalon 2021 Towing Capacity, Specs, Price

Toyota Avalon 2021 Towing Capacity, Specs, Price

Toyota Avalon 2021 Towing Capacity, Specs, Price – Excellent directing heft in virtually any setting will help the Avalon sense considerably engaging, although its sizing and usually gentle manner allow it to be far away from tossable. It year’s Toyota Avalon 2021TRD strengthens in the XSE together with 19-in. tires as well as an even louder exhaust. It will make each of the proper disturbances,…

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