Comparison; 2016 Toyota Avalon vs. Maxima vs. Accord

2016 Toyota Avalon is the recent project for the company to elevate performance and to grab more attention over its elegant shape. It’s a mid-size car, forth-generation Avalon that will bring A to Z changes. Debuted at the 2015 Chicago Auto Show, the new Avalon line behaved well in attracting our eyes, it’s sleek and handsome. Giving another beat to its tough rival Chevy Impala, the Avalon is ready go go some steps at front offering some key updates in some areas and performance itself - compare to Accord sedan.

The complete packages for 2016 would be 2016 Avalon XLE, XLE Plus (new for U.S. market), XLE Premium, Limited and Avalon Touring. While hybrid drivers are growing year by year, the 2016 Avalon Hybrid is also available in all trims, except the base XLE. Stability is key, the revised suspension is supposed to be the right way to overcome this.

The changes begin from new widely designed front grille, new turn-sign lights and get rid of the available fog lights, new LED tail lights and new rear bumper model, fresh gray-colored lining decorates the Avalon’s interior parts. In this case, the standard buyers won’t lose a number of luxury elements. Those include wood-grain ornamented dashboard, 7″ touch screen, Entune audio system, tire pressure control as well as redesigned 17-inch wheels are put as standards in the XLE and XLE Plus trims. Step up one grade, the XLE Premium does offer an App suit and Qi wireless charging as extra standard features - see the Maxima.

The special Touring package gains an unfamiliar style of LED head lights and LED running lights, reshaped 18″ alloy wheels in gray accent, and a discriminator, “Touring” badges along the Avalon. Lastly, the 2016 Avalon Limited receives premium packed 18″ wheels, but for hybrid it will go with standard 17″ wheels. Security assist is primary, the Limited has you want – ranging from adaptive cruise control, pre-crash and lane departure warning to automatic-mode high-beam head lights. Pricing, specs, engine changes and more details are unavailable yet till the 2016 Avalon ready for next race, please come back in one to two weeks.