Toyota Venza 2024 - The Pros That Will Surprise You And The Cons You Can't Ignore!

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🏆Do you consider the Toyota Venza a luxury SUV?🤔

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[@ivandoneshefsky4762]

I own a 21 Limited and it’s NOT a luxury SUV. I consider Audi, BMW, Mercedes a luxury SUV.

[@MrWillaqui]

I agree. My 2024 Toyota Venza has nice styling and technology but I would not consider it a luxury car. It's a wannabe, almost Lexus. ​@@ivandoneshefsky4762

[@RickMentore]

Just bought one, it is indeed a fantastic car! For my use, none of the disadvantages you've sighted bothers me. I preeur the cloth seat and my entry model dose have wireless charging! Esthetically and practically this is one of the best cars in its class. Selfishly, not really sad about the discontinuations; makes Venza sort of unique!

[@Suzann65]

Just purchased a limited, not disapointed in any of the features, perfect for the two of us cargo wise, we have bigger vehicle for other needs. Very nice ride.

[@MrWillaqui]

I just bought a 2024 Toyota Venza Limited without that silly moonroof. I waited over a year to get one. PROS: Fuel economy (I'm averaging 38.5 city), quietness, stylishness, driveability (smooth ride), nice technology, and a SPARE tire👍👍👍 CONS: Leg room could be better (width), HP (horsepower is not bad but if it had 10 more, it would be perfect), purchase price (I paid around $43,000 with a dealership markdown) but the NX hybrid that I wanted was $56,000, and the all weather floor mats could be made better (kind of cheap). Overall, I love this car. It's a wannabe Lexus, without the Lexus price😂

[@atyt11]

According to 4 different Toyota dealers, over the weekend, I believe I purchased the final Coastal Gray/Boulder Limited in the New England area. They are almost gone. Glad we were able to snag one. Can't for the life of me figure why Toyota made it so hard to get, then canceled it. My guess is Lexus dealers were angry that the Limited Venza cost $14k less than a NX350h.

[@seethingsclearlyawaken3424]

Since when does the Venza or Rav4 not have enough power? Are you high? The Venza is very much Lexus-like, and quite upscale. The powertrain is very adequate, a 7 second 0 - 60mph is very good, faster than even the Honda CRV or Mazda 5. It's also the fuel mileage champ. You state the Venza is 6 inches longer than the RAV4? Again, are you high? They are the exact same length, even built on the same exact platform. You didn't do any research on this vehicle at all!!! You are stating the rear legroom is not adequate for passengers. I am 5'11" tall. When I sit in the rear seat, behind the driver's seat, which is set for me, I have 8" of extra room between my knees and the back of the front seat. Again, are you high? Headroom in the front and rear are more than adequate. Even when I am wearing a baseball cap, the top of my hat has 4" of room from the ceiling in both the front and rear seating areas. Rolling another joint? The cargo area is not 10 cubic feet smaller than the RAV4! Doing bongs now? I have never had any problem with rear storage at all. Four people and luggage from the airport was no problem in the mid-sized Venza. Light that bong? You say the base LE trim doesn't come with acceptable technology? It comes with the same tech as the more expensive Venza Limited, but the LE doesn't have a wireless phone charger. That's the only thing it's lacking. All models come equipped with Toyota's safety sense 3.0, so you got more information wrong again little man. The top-of-the-line Limited Venza is around $43K, the equivalent LEXUS RX350 costs almost $10K more. Oops! Another error on your part. Also, there is only a $2500 difference from the Limited RAV4 hybrid to the Limited version Venza. This is a great deal, saving consumers a lot of money, while not having to spend around $54K on the equal LEXUS. So there you have the necessary corrections to most of the errors that were stated in this poor excuse of a video. The Venza, along with the RAV4, are excellent mid-sized SUVs. The Venza happens to turn up the luxury a bit, compared to the RAV4. You are welcome!

[@barrybrennan1045]

There’s no frustration. Ask someone who owns one: if we wanted more storage, we’d have purchased a Rav 4. And it’s got plenty of power. Nobody is frustrated… geez

[@donteller46]

The reason it has less space is it has a spare tire the Rav4 doesn't

[@gregarioussolitudinist5695]

In Northern Virginia getting up to the speed limit rarely, if ever, happens. Not sure where all the power and speed is required but it kind of a jome to expect every car to have 1000 horsepower. THERE IS NO NEED.

[@manealst7249]

1000 horsepower? The only cars I can think of with that much horsepower is the s plaid.

[@philsalsbery9994]

I bought my wife a new 2024 Venza XLE in pearl white, which is the mid trim level. I had been researching the newer Venzas ever since its return a few years ago. Most all the reviews were not lying as you seem to be in this video. This 2024 Venza is spectacular in every way, as I had come to realize via my extensive research. My wife absolutely loves her Venza and I feel good that it is extremely sound, with all the safety features. It has performed flawlessly for the first 6 months she's had it. It even exceeds the rated MPG. Any bad feelings like you speak to, are simply unfounded. The body lines are dead sexy and outshine the comparable Lexus we were looking at. I'm so pleased that I got one for my wife before they discontinue them after 2024. My thoughts are, if you can find one this year, buy it! The 2024 Venza has exceeded all my expectations.

[@jenny-sn2ux]

but it has no sunroof 😢

[@philsalsbery9994]

@@jenny-sn2ux You can opt for the high dollar fancy sunroof with block out switching, yet the sun will always heat through even while switched out. If you must have a sunroof which opens to fresh air, don't get a Venza. We live in a very warm climate, so sunroof is not needed. Best to you while seeking your best vehicle.

[@bogart5131]

its enticing specially it has sports mode

[@Jim-bh7gs]

TY, great,practical review.

[@donteller46]

The lack of cargo space is due to the spare tire. The Rav 4 and the CR-V don't offer one.

[@davsny5]

I'd love a limited model where you get the whole enchilada before they are gone. Had no issues with my 2019 Camry and Toyota gives you 12K miles per year and 2 year 25,000k service for a lease. So you only have to pay extra for tax and the protection plan. I want to get rid of my Mazda because I have almost 30K miles and 10 months left and you get no service at Mazda and I got mine during the chip shortage and vehicle price gawging and lost the power liftgate and 10 speaker Bose audio system.

[@atyt11]

Many told me to get a CX50 over my 24 limited Venza. I hear so many stories from other on their Mazda reliability issues. I think I'll stick with my Cheap Lexus NX350h

[@LonelyPeanut]

The LE has wireless charging.

[@tomasso883]

Most of the comparisons you are showing contain features from the 2022.🤷🏼‍♂️