2022 Toyota Venza | Long Term Impressions PT1

We discuss our long term impressions of the new Toyota Venza. After using and abusing the car we discuss our initial impressions operating the vehicle. In future episodes we will discuss price and cost to use. Others to consider are the Mazda CX5, Ford Edge, Chevy Blazer, Honda Passport, Kia Sportage, and more.
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00:00 Intro
1:14 Driving Impressions

[@Gabriel-xg5yo]

A lot of people complaining about the "poor" hybrid gas mileage in the winter. I would happily take 30 mpg for 3-4 months and 40 mpg the other 8-9. Yeesh.

[@rightlanehog3151]

[@2013TombRaider]

Also that 30 plus mpg is still better than most non hybrid mpg anyways 😂

[@Flocculation]

Just consider, some of those folks may live where is freezing mornings can occur 5 months of the year

[@mattcusto]

Thanks fellas for being consistent with quality and exciting content, even with cars that are viewed by its’ owners as appliances.

[@snazari1994]

I’m tryna trade my tundra trd pro for one of these. Venza just makes sense. It’s so efficient

[@ericheng9790]

The appliances are the ones that many normal people will need and buy, honestly really appreciate the appliance videos

[@Kingzogre]

Congratulations on getting a long-term press car, you guys earned this.

[@someUsername2442]

SG, I've commented on it before and I know really it's a small thing but man oh man do I love the fact that you make a point to mention the source of the material and labor for your shirts. Grey products are so normalized nowadays and I can't stress enough how important it is to give back to American labor when you can. I really hope more small business stands up and starts producing things ethically and consciously once again, it starts with T-Shirts and hopefully we'll get back electronic manufacturing sometime in the coming future.

[@davidmulligan42]

We bought a '21 Venza XLE back in October, and my wife has just over 4k miles on it now. It's perfect for her. It replaced a 2011 Acura RDX, and she's pleased with the gas mileage of the Venza, and that she only has to fill it up every couple of weeks. As Jack said, for an everyday cruiser, it's perfect. The XLE has everything we wanted (heated steering wheel was important to my wife, but is no longer available on the '22 XLE), and we avoided the capacitive touch controls. We both prefer physical knobs/buttons, and Toyota did a nice job with the Venza.

[@williamlong2682]

This deserves a lot of credit for achieving what it sets out to do very well. Very much a modern interpretation of the classic Toyota philosophy - restrained and conservative aesthetics, spacious and usable interior (ok, maybe some of that could be improved), tried and true hybrid powertrain with adequate power, and driving dynamics that are the utmost in comfort with no sporting pretensions. Might not be what most viewers of this channel are looking for, but will satisfy many ordinary buyers, for sure.

[@ericrotermund1004]

I don’t know about tried and true powertrain. This version is very very very complex And fairlnew

[@masterbuiltdesigns6734]

I bought the XLE version for my mom now that all the kids are out of the house and it's a perfect size for her. After 9 month of driving it, she still calls me up thanking me for selecting the right cuv for her. She couldn't be happier with this choice and does over 40 mpg consistently

[@CaptBroccoli]

I also was surprised how much I like my Venza. Great gas mileage (42 in the summer) and it handles great. The seats are fantastic. I drove 13 hrs in one day without discomfort. Looks good and I can find it in a parking lot full of Rav4's.

[@MrKillerRC]

Yes, the Venza has the best drivers seat of any Toyota. I like the back seats too. But the front passenger seat needs lumbar and seat height adjustment. It’s not as good as the drivers seat.

[@CaptBroccoli]

@@MrKillerRC Agree, lucky for me I'm the driver

[@powerguymark]

@@MrKillerRC agreed. The passenger seat needs to be able to lower just like the driver seat does.

[@MrMuchachos75]

@@powerguymark unacceptable for a car costing that much

[@thecleaningteacher638]

The seats were the main selling point for me. It is so comfortable!

[@skytheguy0438]

You guys have quickly become my favorite car review channel. You guys are down to earth and have a much different approach to the car KZbin scene that seemed to have gone away but I'm glad it didn't. I appreciate you being honest and transparent in your reviews even when it's a car given by the company. Great content as always keep it up!

[@scottnjoni]

This was the best practical discussion of hybrid/ cold weather I've heard.Appeciate you guys!

[@bob.bishop]

I have a 2021 Venza and it is the best vehicle that I have ever owned. MPG is averaging 42.

[@CaptBroccoli]

Same here

[@powerguymark]

That's how I feel. I'm looking to buy another one. I do wish sport mode would give you about an extra 30 more horsepower, but hey this isn't meant to be a race car it's a daily driver.

[@larssfeihc9199]

No joke! I just got an XLE Venza last week. Love it so far!

[@MrKillerRC]

I have a 2022 loaded Venza Limited. Its Goldilocks, not too big or small. The hybrid drivetrain actually fits this car. On my previous Lexus ES300H it’s too weak. The new Venza has most of the bells and whistles of a Lexus, but bigger and cheaper than a NX. I really like it.

[@panzer_TZ]

I am a 2021 XLE owner, and I've grown to appreciate it more over time. I put on Michelin CC2s which significantly improved road noise and comfort, I highly recommend this upgrade especially if you live in an area with very coarse and loud pavement. I also got a good PPF on the front and wireless carplay adapter. With good power, a nice interior, and elegant design, I really enjoy this car.

[@powerguymark]

@@panzer_TZ thanks for the tire tip. Mine are still in good shape and I really don't notice a lot of road noise but it's worth noting when I do need to replace them of what I might look to replace them with. Thanks for sharing

[@circeseye1]

@@panzer_TZ yea the tires toyota put on these venzas are the one thing i dislike. noisiest tires ive ever had honestly

[@ApRiL3706]

I have always wanted a Lexus SUV. But this seems just as luxurious and so much cheaper. I think this will easily be my next car in the future.

[@emeyer6963]

Like the format.Great points about real world range in a variety of seasons.Looking forward to the next installment!

[@RANDsreviews]

Content is much appreciated! Liked the honesty and partnership between you and mark.

[@anotheran]

When a manufacturer gives you a car and someone has to do a review… jack does an awesome job keeping it positive

[@_Makanko_]

I LOVE that financing deal on the shirt, thank god the residuals are great on them. Nice to see the support

[@ericheng9790]

Thank you for what you’re doing with the proceeds from the shirt Mr.Geese, I’ll be picking one up

[@corysekine-pettite1783]

Cheers to you for supporting such a worthwhile organization and an important cause!

[@centralpark2168]

One of the few na toyotas that are still assembled in japan

[@PatrickBateman969]

I want the LOOOOOOONG [30 minutes] IN DEPTH VIDEOS BACK to this channel!

[@etbadaboum]

What a great team, thanks for all the work!

[@raftermanhoward1883]

The Toyota Hybrid system is one of the best things I've ever experienced in auto engineering period. Admittedly, the slower ones aren't that fun to drive, but as a workaround I bought myself a Lexus GS450h; best of both worlds. In addition to my own car, I've had a chance to drive almost all of them, the Yaris hybrid, The Prius and Prius +, the Corolla (1.8), the Rav4. All of them are very smooth and relaxing to drive and get great mileage, on top of being extremely reliable. I have never missed having 'real' gears, by this point I have become fully convinced that this system is just better than having traditional gears, and cruising on the highway at 1100rpm is just the cherry on top. Even the 2022 S-Class hybrid can't get the gas mileage of my 2015 car, and that car has a smaller engine too.

[@grisa12345]

The best thing about the CVT is that it’s perfectly under-stressed at highway cruising. I love it honestly, and floor my Sienna and Prius all the time without bracing for a rough downshift-and I know Toyota builds it to last.

[@moloono1]

I couldn’t agree more. Even better is that the Toyota CVT system is a planetary gear system that is built to last, unlike the belt-driven systems that other manufacturers use (Nissan) and often fail. That’s why you see so many Prius with over 300,000 miles on the original transmissions. Toyota quality standards are second to none.

[@raftermanhoward1883]

@@grisa12345 Yep, sometimes I can barely help laughing maniacally when I'm sitting at 1200rpm on the highway in ultimate relaxation mode. I remember that my cars from the 90s (all 5 speed manuals) were always sitting at 3000rpm @100km/h, which was very uncomfortable.

[@bradhaines3142]

smaller engine needs to try harder to put out the same power as a bigger engine. there's a sweet spot in every engine of power output to fuel input that a small engine just cant manage with most cars, which is why a weak engine almost always ends up worse on fuel. a corvette is almost idle on the highway, which is why they get strangely good mpg when they're not in the city

[@E_Rice]

How was your experience with the Rav 4 Hybrid? Considering that over the Venza.

[@BrianBuehler]

I feel like a winner now, not only was there another great SG video but I also was able to order one of the shirts! Thank you Mark and Jack

[@mattsitsback]

Man, I missed these discussion videos. Thanks for the insight!

[@wilius999]

As always - perfect review! Btw waiting for a review of updated Mazda CX-5.

[@Mike-Minion]

we got our venza last year and we love it.

[@benarcara893]

Bought a limited loaded - stargazer- heads up etc. love the vehicle. Great on gas, comfortable. Was concerned about the lack of buttons. Non- issue. 20k mikes 10 months - less MPG in winter. But still decent. Great MPG in mild climes. Glad I bought it!!

[@powerguymark]

I could not be happier with mine. I think it's the most solid (center of the dart board) vehicle purchase I've ever made in my life.

[@chanelw.9623]

Same here love my Venza, I also have the limited and I just hit 20k (hour+ commute to work each way). I plan on keeping my car for a long time unless they make a prime version with wireless apple CarPlay lol

[@MrMuchachos75]

@@powerguymark how so? Doesnt the wind and tire noise ware on you? Not to mention the loud ecvt when accelerating

[@powerguymark]

@@MrMuchachos75 I had narrowed my choices down to a RAV4 hybrid. Venza is quieter than a RAV4 hybrid. Venza is also quieter than the second generation Chevy Equinox I was driving. You want quieter than a Venza? Buy a Lexus and spend about 15 grand more. I'll take my 40pg and a little more noise any day of the week. Especially for the price.

[@andrewhillman9632]

Thank you both, a wonderful cause

[@kevinyum3389]

Just bought two, Merica and helping ppl I'm sold. Keep up the good work 🤘🤘

[@kolt9051]

super excited for the expanded video! I would love to see this type of long-term loan for the Ford Maverik too!

[@MultiLelde]

I have the 1st gen Venza and I just like the car. I suggested it for my aunt and she just got hers a week ago, she’s enjoying it so far.

[@emersonmsd]

What you guys got a sensible car. Well done you. Waiting for a Sorento HEV myself.

[@jeffstecklare7141]

Finally able to order a shirt! I can already feel my T-levels rising, and my concubine, Candi, has noticed too. Thanks SG!

[@landonjennings-stoyles9804]

Love the long term review

[@charleslajoie5413]

I was about to check out for the new T-shirt wich I was excited to order, saw the 42$ shipping and went directly to bankruptcy. Living in the street with that wonderful T-shirt will still be a huge accomplishment for my now homeless self. Thanks a lot guys and I will now use the mental health project that I finance all by myself.

[@mcd5082]

Looking forward to the long term video!

[@jvepps]

I have a '10 Venza XLE V6 and its still going strong. That 30-40mpg is quite a bit better than my 22-24mpg.

[@no1no1655]

always liked the look of the 'old' Venza, but didn't like the drive feel when I sought a used one

[@jvepps]

@@no1no1655 agreed. It's drives like a bus or maybe a couch on wheels. But I also have a Fiesta ST for track/back roads 👍

[@zareff]

Saw the new Avenza rolling down the road tonight and started telling my wife about your review and maybe giving it a test drive..look over to see who is driving it and there he was the man himself. Jack rolling around the streets of Schaumburg with the long termer.

[@ethansimmons3842]

Love the content as always, and love how the shirts are made and what they support. Mental health is very important to me, it’s how I lost my sister. Pretty cool I get to start my day with my top channel supporting “real life things” keep it up guys, you’re appreciated. Now, can’t wait for the content we’ve all been waiting for… the Mirage review lol.

[@nberkel]

Can't believe I'm saying this, but that was one of the best t-shirt promos I've ever seen 👍

[@ShaiyanHossain]

we love our '22 sienna for daily driving even in the cold weather we still manage to get 29-32 mpg which is considerably more than the peak 23-24 of our '20 with a v6 on a full tank, on peak conditions it gets 37 mpg highway and easily 500+ miles of range

[@rightlanehog3151]

👍

[@entertained...]

hopefully you'll have some large 2.0 shirts soon. i'm glad you guys were given a chance to do a long-term review, hopefully you get some more. did you guys have any noteworthy gripes or something you really loved about the car, maybe with any particular feature?

[@parissmith5727]

The video is great, this abomination makes me want to hurl. Also got my shirt on order. Great work getting your shirts American made. You're a real one, Goose.

[@housepianist]

You have one of the better t-shirts on the market. Really awesome!

[@dasautogt]

T-shirts. You're a good man Mark.👍

[@abhispace4]

Improvement on the frog-like appearance from the back of the car. Love you guys

[@Atomb]

Great idea with the T Shirts Mark.

[@bryanvargas8494]

I’ll snag a large T on your next restock. You guys are awesome.

[@nateisright]

You guys are the best

[@scottnjoni]

I'm looking to go BEV in a couple of years. Please consider reviewing the new Hyundai or Kia ev's.Thanks for the 6+ years of automotive education and fun.Great channel Mark and Jack! I drive what's been a great cruiser.2000 I30 now at 216,000.

[@colechapman6976]

I like the Venza, and I usually like SUV's that are boxy. I appreciate it's sleek and normal styling. It's not shouty like so many other cars are, and it doesn't have that baskin shark grill that Lexus models have. Toyota did a great job in making a non-Lexus product be really nice, and I appreciate them not putting all sorts of shouty look at me details

[@daem3n]

It’s a good looking car to me. I would rock one of these as a daily, fur sure!

[@mikezerker6925]

Hybrids make the most sense at this point - you can go completely EV for short commutes and you don’t have to spend hours of your time on long trips recharging batteries. I would go with the Camry hybrid however.

[@DavidArnold67]

I live in Vietnam and the Venza always catches my eye for some reason!

[@twiincentral8780]

This car with a plug in hybrid system would be perfect. I guess that’s what the RAV4 Prime is supposed to be.

[@Llamacowking99]

Got two hybrid Rav4s because it's so damn good at regular commuting. Size is good, gas mileage is solid, the comfort and usability works so well for the price.

[@HeyJettRink]

What’s your avg mileage?

[@markmiller3279]

Yes, it's solid. I prefer the less Tonka Toy styling of the Venza, but the RAV4 is a solid choice.

[@Llamacowking99]

@@HeyJettRink Well I average 29-30mpg while averaging 82mph, but my wife gets like 36-38mpg and does like 70-75mph and less highway miles

[@grisa12345]

2021 Sienna hybrid and 2021 Prius Prime owner here. Easiest cars ever to live with (and keeps miles off the G63!) Sienna gets about 30mpg in mixed driving but the Prius is averaging 67mpg over the first 7500 miles. It’s hard not to love Toyota hybrids. Efficient and reliable, and IMO pretty good looking. I have plenty of quibbles with Toyota tech, but the reliability and efficiency are generally worth the trade off.

[@aaronstarkey37]

Introducing SG merch restock on Pt. 1 of a long-term review for a Venza was the only reason there were any Mediums left when I placed my order just now. Thanks for that fighting chance. ;)

[@moloono1]

Really love this car. It might be an appliance, but damn it will not let you down.

[@edysinsimon8646]

Yeah, I really feel like the Venza is quite the compelling rational vehicle for these times. Good to better fuel milage, decent interiors, better than average looks exterior wise. I want one! Until the electrical infrastructure is filled out nationally, the hybrids will be the way to go in my region.

[@byronrudnik2621]

Wife bought a new Camry Hybrid in '07. A total appliance but we've had zero issues with the hybrid. We haven't paid too much attention to mileage in the winter but it does vary a little.

[@MartinRonky]

Simply: thank you

[@Gdsamplify]

Awesome. Such a pragmatic car, personally I think it looks great. Wish it was available in Australia.

[@Taiwankiddo2]

I've had my Venza 2021 XLE with JBL and Softex upgrades, for 10 months now and I love it!!! I fill it up like 1 time a month. I have only put a tad under 4k miles on it and average 35 to 37 miles per gallon. I love in Colorado on the Western Slope, so it's super cold. Are you keeping your tires slightly over filled?? That's what my Toyota dealer told me to do, because my tires were tetering below the safe tire psi. It fixed the issue. Just a thought.

[@rightlanehog3151]

Gentlemen, When you do your next report on the Venza, would you please confirm whether the interior is larger and more accommodating than the new Lexus NX .

[@cayman9873]

Please compare seating size to a highlander ( too narrow ) for my knees. Or a tundra . Fits great.

[@joseacuna3239]

Those hybrids from Toyota are great. Absolutely the best in the business

[@gieb6428]

I have a perfect 2013 ford cmax 97000 miles. Ford and Toyota developed their Hybrid system together

[@patty109109]

I’ve had two hybrid Toyota’s. The range drop in winter is similar to his experience. I have a late model leaf now and (I knew going in) its range in cold winter weather is 50-60% of stated range. Winter eviscerates EV range.

[@RahulShah87]

Woo. I managed to get a shirt this time. Will the color match well with all the gold bullion I carry around?

[@peterroberts4415]

Good to know Martin Shkreli has taken over your T-shirt production

[@andank6969]

ITS ALWAYS A GOOD DAY WITH S.G

[@yourmommashouse]

You literally changed the thumbnail while I was watching the video. That’s a first!!!

[@dwb468]

Q: What’s the interest rate on the 144 month t shirt financing? Additionally, are you seeing dealer gouging on this product?

[@ramonwillems73]

Great thanks for a true, longer term, experience based review. I drive a Lexus hybrid and I’m surprised about the drop in range in winter compared to fall. 40 mpg to 30mpg seems a lot. Our car only drops from 27mpg to 25.5 in winter. Same tires. What do you guys do in the winter to get to this immens drop?

[@1119benjamin]

I would guess they are parking the car outside and you park in an attached garage which receives residual heat from your house meaning the car and battery is potentially 30-40 degrees F warmer at cold start. My experience using a Prius and parking outside as a taxi/rideshare driver is that the car needs up to 1 hour of driving to fully heatsoak the interior and hybrid battery if the car was left in a freezing environment overnight (0 F). If the car is kept in a 40 F or 50 F environment (attached garage) it only takes 10-15 minutes to heatsoak the interior and hybrid battery located under/behind the rear seats/floor. Also if you do only highway driving (60+ mph) straight out of your neighborhood the car will warm itself much faster, the ICE will run full-time at highway speed regardless of the tempurature, and you will see much less difference in MPG than a car going through a mild suburban commute at 30-45 mph when fully frozen vs warm car that can shut off the ICE as needed. Hybrid systems save the most fuel in 30-40 mph stop and go driving and do almost nothing at high speed steady state driving which is when a traditional ICE car is most efficient. Average MPG varies highly between every driver as it highly depends on the speeds and style of driving. Hybrids generate electrical energy through regenerative braking instead of using your friction brake pads/rotors, if you aren't braking then you aren't harvesting any electrical energy and must get all your energy from gasoline. The only other place you can get electrical energy without burning gas is from a plug-in, which this car does not have.

[@Affalterbach1967]

I was thinking you should post the t-shirt merch segment as a short. Then again, the target market would watch every video to the end, anyways.

[@air-headedaviator1805]

After having seat time for a month in a K5, I understand the appeal a little bit more of a comfortable, steady relax-a-car. Its nice! I akinned the experience of modern cars as an everyman luxury experience. Ironically its for that same experience that I preferred my altima. Even when being slower, that car is fun to drive everyday, and chill enough to lean back on when need be. Maybe its cause I’m a freak of nature, but I feel the need more often to drive spiritedly than I do to chill

[@cdwag23]

The need to drive spiritedly is just Altima owner energy

[@jonstevens7269]

We have a 150K 2015 RAV4 Limited and plan to make it our second car. However, the bouncy + harsh rear suspension on Michigan roads has always been a negative since new. Storing 2 bags of softener salt in the back softens the ride a lot! It is a short wheelbase thing, and short range of travel struts easily maxing out. So is Venza much improved to sibling RAV4 or is the longer Highlander a better choice? Or is this apples & oranges to previous gen RAV4 platform?

[@DeAwoken]

Happy that the T-Shirts are back, but sadly, being in Canada, including shipping, would cost a whopping $91.98 CAD (~ $72.46 USD). At this point i will continue to support the channel simply by watching, liking and subscribing. Not much else I can do without trading in some of my maple leaf stamped gold bullion.

[@Dagreatdudeman]

I thought the Venza is the spiritual successor to the Venza.

[@panzer_TZ]

The first Venza was really a weird large wagon based on the Highlander, IIRC. This new Venza is actually what the RX 350 would've been if they didn't push the RX to make it bigger. (The first two generations of RX were rebadges of the overseas Toyota Harrier, which is what this new Venza is). Confusing, I know, I hope I explained it well enough.

[@Dagreatdudeman]

@@panzer_TZ My parents owns a 2012 Venza, and we refer to it as a mini Lexus.

[@Briguy1027]

I drove one for a week -- with a lot of rain and what not. I found the car to have a heavy feel, but did get great gas mileage.

[@salami99]

wow saw the Venza at siz flags in vallejo, I was like damn that's some transference marketing psychology right there. Looks like a lexus to me tho

[@smarticus6384]

I was looking for a boring, reliable, ultra fuel-efficient, drive and forget it appliance experience and stumbled upon the Toyota Venza. I liked the interior, but I opted for the Rav4 hybrid as a daily. They both are about the same vehicle, but the Venza is a step up from the Rav4 with Toyota’s new design language, and it is still made in Japan, so it does have that going for it.

[@mikec5552]

Can you store extra luggage in the wheel well gaps?

[@legatus9081]

1:31, thanks for that cut

[@donswier]

Thank you for not reflexively hating on this because it doesn't lap the 'Ring in 8 flat or tackle the Rubicon. I don't own anything like this, but can see exactly why it sells, and wouldn't care what Flatbills think if I did buy one.

[@MrMuchachos75]

Realky curious. Tons of people complain of lots of wind and tire noise. Not one mention here Could it be a issue with 21 and not 22?

[@dragospahontu]

So smooth

[@MaxSpeedMike]

Looking forward to the long term 86 review

[@dielaughing73]

Now you're talking

[@sushant2095]

That flash frame at 1:32 🤣

[@nikhiljoshiPi]

I bought a Toyota Venza 2021 LE model. I was upgrading from a 2010 Honda Civic, mind you. So I didn't go bruhaha on all the tech, wanted buttons instead of a touchscreen, preferred a smaller screen and was okay with a simple backup camera that I had fitted myself in my old Civic. Then I upgraded to Venza and it is a breeze. AWD, standard hybrid, smooth drive, consistently hitting >40mpg. The cabin is über comfortable, Android auto is perfect, the sound system is more than adequate. The adaptive cruise control makes my drive much less worrisome. I love long drives (easy 300 miles a day). So this car is more than perfect for me. So if you are upgrading from an older vehicle, I would strongly suggest you this car. Go for a lower model since you don't want to overspend but want all the basic features such as adaptive cruise control. Nikhil

[@mollyz2581]

With higher reliability than their gas-only counterparts, and rising fuel prices, hybrids are making more and more sense every day.

[@thatoneotherotherguy]

Large and XL shirts are already out apparently. I think we'll need Gentleman Goose 3.0 shortly.

[@isserdigan2835]

When r u guys getting Lucid Dream Air P review??

[@gluedmynuts]

8:18 bless your soul. Is turbowski still trying idle his beloved pt cruiser turbo convertible inside his garage because Chrysler discontinued the production of it?

[@sparemethedramatics1629]

Would like to know if you would choose Lexus300h or Venza limited?

[@DctorSkillz1]

The LE model is where it's at, minus the lack of heated seats. The LE has the better button interface.

[@naveenthemachine]

So does the xle. The xle comes w the smaller touchscreen by default. The bigger one is optional

[@paulstein9258]

Compared to my previous gas powered car. 1. Heated steering wheel slow to warm. 2. Heater slow to warm. To all. I set my mode to sport mode full time. It’s fun to drive and a fast off a red light. Mileage penalty is well worth it. Since I live in a cold climate, I wouldn’t get a hybrid again.

[@weeshianchong7594]

In our country we can get both the 2021 venza and 2017 lexus rx about the same price (both are parallel import) . Which one would be a better deal?

[@dgcin451]

Did you guys have a look at the high voltage cable. Does it corrode and fail like the rav4?