Toyota Venza Limited has One Problem or Pro's and Con's :All Specs & Test Drive

In this full #review I will explain all the specs of the #Toyota #Venza limited then take it for a test drive. The Venza was all-new for 2022, in 2023 received standard Toyota Safety Sense 2.5, wireless Apple CarPlay / Android Auto and a updated wireless phone charger but it still has quirks which will bring me to my pros and cons.
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[@HP-zc9cp]

Venza is the best .. built in Japan nothing more to say ❤

[@HawkeyeRides]

They are nice 👍

[@fr8doggr551]

The center armrest can be pulled to a forward postion by pressing a button underneath the front of it. So short people don't need to worry.

[@HawkeyeRides]

Thanks for your insight 👍

[@richardsanders3750]

I would take the venza...more rare on the roads.

[@HawkeyeRides]

That’s a good point

[@ralphandsharonlegge2912]

Love my 22 venza ordered a 24 limited

[@LivingInAnInverseReality]

@@ralphandsharonlegge2912you’re not worried about rapid depreciation? They’re discontinuing

[@brucekalter4206]

@@LivingInAnInverseReality rapid depreciation won't happen w/ a Toyota... even when it's discontinued.

[@sophaman9193]

I owned a 2022 venza hybrid limited model year now i just hear the rumor will be disappear after 2024 replace by the crown signia i will disappointed why toyota canceled the venza for second time. And also please don't compare the venza to the cr-v because the venza more upscale than the cr-v you should compare the cr-v to the rav4 instead thanks for your video take care

[@HawkeyeRides]

They are nice vehicles and sadly it is coming to an end again

[@dannybryant6873]

My concern with the Honda CRV Hybrid (unless they fixed it for 2024) is that the engine has GDI (gasoline direct injection) without port injection. This is not good. Port injection is needed to keep the intake valves from getting a carbon build up that costs money and time to correct (every so often). The Toyotas get both styles of injection. And I do like that some cars still have a spare tire. If they delete the spare tire I would still want the jack and tool.

[@HawkeyeRides]

Thanks for your insight 👍

[@karllued]

The digital rear view is adjustable in the menus. I didn't like how it was initially aimed either. The heads up display is also adjustable in the menus.

[@HawkeyeRides]

That is correct 👍

[@guestguest3715]

The Honda Hybrid Touring is $6,000 less than the Venza Ltd.

[@HawkeyeRides]

Thanks for the insight 👍

[@alaskabornheathen8902]

I got a 2022 Venza LE. I would say 37mpg highway is accurate. But in the city you can get north of 50mpg if you’re a good Hybrid driver. ECO mode is more than adequate for daily use in the city. It can be a little slow at take off but it picks up the pace quick. Previously I had a Jeep Patriot. The Patriot isn’t a sporty vehicle but I drove it hard, cornered fast and did a lot of drifting around corners in the winter. On dry pavement the Venza handles better and feels more sporty. But understand it’s a hybrid. It’s not meant to go fast. You’re hurting your wallet above 70mph. Below 60 is ideal.

[@HawkeyeRides]

Thanks for your insight review 👍

[@palmter]

😮

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

Anthony muh bro you look good in La Venza!

[@HawkeyeRides]

Thanks Jeffrey

[@ehtostaf3286]

Toyota made a mistake with the 2016 Prius (so ugly). They're making the same mistake by replacing the Venza with the Subaru Forrester knock-off Crown Signia. So glad they still have Harriers in other markets.

[@HawkeyeRides]

It would be nice to keep this

[@michaelvella8511]

Another great review....I love the exterior design but the interior center console, I just can't warm up to. Really sad Toyota will be phasing it out instead of refreshing it...

[@HawkeyeRides]

I agree, when Toyota came back out with the Venza I think they did a great job and I was looking forward to a mid cycle refresh after the upgrades I see with Lexus 👍

[@sophaman9193]

Toyota don't need to replace the name just need to refresh venza is a beautiful car to drive because the venza not rate to tow just put rate to tow that all i don't get it and also I owned a matrix gone for a long time now i just bought a venza hybrid last year now gone again it's beautiful car to drive i don't get it and disappointed

[@eleanormassaro5195]

@@sophaman9193I agree! Disappointed!

[@RA-wl1vt]

You forgot that the Venza comes withe a spare tire. The CRV gets a can of fix a flat. No spare on the Hybrid CRV

[@HawkeyeRides]

I show it in the review

[@tonelocrian]

Honda 2024 CRV Hybrid has much more cargo capacity & similar horsepower. Doors open to 9O degrees, which is more family friendly overall. When reviewing leg & headroom, it helps to know the actual height of the reviewer.

[@HawkeyeRides]

This is a lot luxurious and the seats are more comfortable 👍

[@tonelocrian]

@@HawkeyeRides So is a used Lexus. But some of us need more utility than luxury.

[@vladsilver7753]

Venza awesome car

[@HawkeyeRides]

They are 👍

[@anthonypcheng3167]

Isn't the Limited supposed to have Star Gaze Fixed Panoramic Glass Roof with Frost Control?

[@HawkeyeRides]

Toyota spec sheet: www.toyota.com/venza/features/mpg_other_price/2830/2825/2830

[@eleanormassaro5195]

I believe it’s a $1400 option

[@anthonypcheng3167]

In Canada, the top Limited version already included star-gazed panoramic glass roof. BTW, in case anyone care, Toyota Venza is called Toyota Harrier in Asia, considered as premium, and for US/Canada market, Toyota Venza is one of few limited models that is completely built in and imported fromJapan (Takaoka plant, Toyota city, Aichi prefecture, near Nagoya), the VIN number starts with “J”. I believe their last production for North America market will be spring 2024, before being replaced by Toyota Crown Signia (called Toyota Crown Estate in Japan) for 2025 while Toyota Harrier/Venza production for 2025 will continue for Japan and other few Asian markets. I personally love the top 2024 Limited because it has all features that Lexus has (for ultra luxury and above options in Lexus) without having to break wallet for Lexus price. In addition, I personally prefer less common or more rare models on the street than more common RAV4 Hybrid, Lexus NX 350h, or Lexus RX 350h. Another reason is Toyota Harrier/Venza still uses regular ⛽️ unlike Lexus.

[@karllued]

It's optional in all trims. I have one, it's really nice. Added bonus, in frosted mode it's good for watching an eclipse!

[@carolg4207]

I've owned the 2023 Venza Ltd for 8 months. I'm a 5'3" female so I appreciate all the adjustments to the driver's seat. Overall, I like the suv. Mileage is excellent. I do a pretty even split of highway and city driving. Average has been 42mpg. Two negatives for me. 1. Rear turn signals are too low, they should be where the brakes lights are. 2. Panoramic roof doesn't open. My previous cars had sunroof/moonroof that would open. I miss that. In addition, I don’t like the opaque roof. Serves no purpose for me. Open and close are all I need. I agree with others, it's too bad Toyota has discontinued the Venza with the 2024 market. I've heard sales were low but I don't think Toyota did much advertising to promote it compared to ads for Camry, RAV4, etc.

[@LivingInAnInverseReality]

I’m not so sure digital rear view mirror replaces BSM or looking over shoulder.

[@HawkeyeRides]

I didn’t say it does it’s a good feature to have as I have it in my new suv and I use it more then blind spot as I can see 180 degrees behind me 👍

[@sorcererstone3303]

Is the engine in this Venza the same as Lexus NX?

[@HawkeyeRides]

The Venza has more power than the base nx250 and Less power than the nx350

[@RESISTAGE]

I only buy made in Japan . so yes venza all the way .

[@HawkeyeRides]

👍

[@MyRusty1983]

Why nobody is talking about the remote star subscription Honda doesn’t have a subscription for the remote starters

[@HawkeyeRides]

It’s like BMW hopefully they will drop it like they did for the heated seat subscription or people get used to paying for it like XM radio

[@MyRusty1983]

I’m in the market I’ll keep the venza in mind it’s a negative one wen it comes to the remote starter

[@HawkeyeRides]

@MyRusty1983 I agree these little hidden fees drive me crazy too.

[@petermacdonald6332]

I have 23 Venza limited and had a 2020 rav4 hybrid limited and the remote start works from the key fob. It’s not a big deal.

[@TIKO590]

I was considering this car until now. thanks for your comment.

[@djfAmos123]

My favorite car ive owned of all time. I have a 21 xle but after 2 years of owning it in 23 it started riding really rough. Doesnt handle bumps well and loses stability at highway speeds. Anyone else has problems like this?

[@HawkeyeRides]

This can be a lot of different things I would take it to the dealership and drive it with the technician to show the problem

[@Ignoto1392]

This still on road, I thought this one discontinued.

[@HawkeyeRides]

The Crown Signia will be replacing it

[@nealewalter]

I bought one 2 weeks ago

[@MyRusty1983]

The Honda looks better

[@HawkeyeRides]

Toyota has a more luxury style with the Venza

[@richardsanders3750]

Crv looks like a bar of soap...

[@HawkeyeRides]

@@richardsanders3750 😂😁

[@MyRusty1983]

That true

[@barrybrennan1045]

I disagree