2013 Toyota Venza

2014 Toyota Venza



The Toyota Venza is a Camry-based 5-passenger crossover. Although it is arguably a Camry station wagon, the Venza offers optional AWD and a five-inch taller profile to appeal to the SUV crowd. The inside features front bucket seats, a pronounced center console and a 60/40 split rear seat to expand the cargo area. Toyota offers the Venza with a choice of four-cylinder and six-cylinder engines each mated to a standard six-speed automatic. The Venza is offered in three trim levels: LE, XLE and Limited. There are few direct competitors, but the Venza has a price advantage over similarly sized wagons offered by Acura and Audi.

Configurations

Model/Trim/PackageEngineMPGOriginal MSRP
Venza LE 2.7l I4 (181 bhp) A6 FWD 20 / 26 / TBD $27,950
Venza LE 2.7l I4 (181 bhp) A6 AWD 20 / 26 / TBD $29,400
Venza LE 3.5l V6 (268 bhp) A6 FWD 19 / 26 / TBD $29,770
Venza LE 3.5l V6 (268 bhp) A6 AWD 18 / 25 / TBD $31,220
Venza XLE 2.7l I4 (181 bhp) A6 FWD 20 / 26 / TBD $31,810
Venza XLE 2.7l I4 (181 bhp) A6 AWD 20 / 26 / TBD $33,260
Venza XLE 3.5l V6 (268 bhp) A6 FWD 19 / 26 / TBD $33,630
Venza XLE 3.5l V6 (268 bhp) A6 AWD 18 / 25 / TBD $35,080
Venza Limited 3.5l V6 (268 bhp) A6 FWD 19 / 26 / TBD $38,120
Venza Limited 3.5l V6 (268 bhp) A6 AWD 18 / 25 / TBD $39,570