2024 Toyota Venza / Lesson Learned

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The Toyota Venza has failed to fulfill the vision toyota was hoping for in the US…again. Now in its last model year, it still has much to offer. Does that mean it's better than the new Crown Signia? Let's find out! Currently available direct competitors include a wide variety of vehicles from the Subaru Outback and Mazda CX-50 to the Honda Passport and Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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The “24 Venza is a gem. The ride is wonderful and the power is very adequate. The cargo area is smaller than most in the class but with only 2 of us it is sufficient. Absolutely love this crossover on the road. Highly recommended.

toddcrockett
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This Venza is the best car Toyota ever produced. Its essentially a Lexus with Toyota logos.

austincrowmusic
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Your review and the 'Car Care Nut' review got me interested in the Venza. We're currently trying to find an LE trim for my Father inlaw, his trusty 2004 Seinna has seen better days, the grand kids are all grown and he doesn't need a vehicle that large any longer. The Lexus build quality and efficiency of the Venza can't be beat.

genzigzag
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We bought a 2024 Limited in white over boulder gray interior. The Venza has 3 electric motors; two up front, and one rear. The build quality is as good as my RX450h. The Venza is made in Japan, my RX was made in Canada. We love the Venza!

Combat
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I have a 2023 Venza XLE. I had to travel out of state to buy this model exactly one year ago. It's a great car. However, having said that, Toyota marketing is puzzling. They have been largely unavailable at the dealerships since Gen 2 was released in 2021. Buyers were tracking the import/port entry dates and contacting dealers across the country to get their name on a reservation list with a (usual) $500 - $1000 deposit fee. This set off a bidders' war and led to inflated prices and the imposition of options that were not tailor-made to the prospective buyer. Once Toyota hyped the demand...they decided to kill this model, and substitute in the Crown. IMHO...the Venza is a much more attractive and desirable choice, and I would gladly buy this car again today.

DesertDweller
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I had a 2021 Venza, then a RAV4 XSE hybrid and I’m now in a 2024 Venza. I love my Venza ❤

kathym
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i have 2023 toyota venza limited, i love it more n more, Thanks for the Video

Babu-ofxh
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Great video with some unique takes and information that I haven't seen considered in videos from other car journalists.

JohnThomWebb
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I traded in my 2015 Prius (solar sunroof) for a 2022 Venza XLE. It's smooth, just enough for me and 3 other passengers, the trunk is large enough for my weekly grocery shopping, and it's giving me 45 mpg consistently on economy mode. Its factory fitted dashcam is a plus. Unlike the Prius, the Venza with its 219 HP merges nicely into the highway and will run on its battery even at 60 mph on the highway. It's the best vehicle I've ever owned. It also looks good. 🙂

ehtostaf
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Now have 25k miles on my 2022 Venza. Acceleration is adequate. Handling is quite good. Fun to drive. 40+ mpg. Only complaints are oem Goodyear tires are noisy and had tread separation at 20k. Interior curtesy lights are not very bright. Backup warning buzzer is way too loud. Fog lights are a must. Headlights are very bright, but the cutoff is so sharp that it is hard to see on a hilly road. Not really a complaint, but good to know is hood, front fenders and upper half of lift gate are all aluminum.

donbrloks
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Just bought a Venza limited, came with the star gaze. Got a great price, really nice SUV.

dave
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I have a 2021 venza

I love it. So far it was big enough to do a costco run

Mr-pneh
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We own a 2022 Venza XLE. I had to order it as the Toyota dealer in Glendale, California never had stock. I had to wait three months for delivery from Japan and when it arrived at the dealer my sales person said there were five people circling it. He told them it was already sold. I never saw one Venza in the showroom but I did see plenty of RAV4s at all price levels. It’s kind of difficult to sell a vehicle when there is no inventory and it takes 3-6 months to get one.

Lasuvidaboy-jpxe
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I have a 2021 Venza Limited with only 2, 500 miles on it. It's a certified used one that was previously a loaner car for Toyota employees. I have 0 complaints about this vehicle! It's Lexus luxury like features and lower price point were the reason we purchased one. We are Toyota brand loyal! We have a 2011 4Runner and a 2012 Scion TC. My son's drive 1999 & 2000 4runners that are still going strong with over 200K! The reason we purchased the Venza was we wanted midsize crossover without the 3rd row seats which are usually cramped anyway. We no longer have small children and this is great for us as we look to retire soon! I still think the Venza is a much more luxurious looking vehicle that does not look like a soccer Mom's SUV! Good luck Toyota with the Insignia...it's kind of pricey...putting it close to an entry level Lexus!

OkinawaAdventure-unom
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I have a 2015 Venza AWD - Silver in and out; a trouble-free vehicle so far with 150K.

davidmorrison
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I was in one today. Its very upscale looking inside and quiet

johnszczerba
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Great video!
You know your stuff and speak well

PlanetEarthTeam
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What sales drop is he talking about. I had to wait for a 1.5 years to get mine. Basically, this is arguably the best bargain out there. This car is just perfect! Also, according to the Car Care Nut review of the new hybrid 5th generation, current 4th generation (Venza) is probably the most reliable and the better engineered one. 5th generation adds complexity and has questionable long term reliability. I would grab 2024 Venza if you are looking for a perfect SUV that you will keep for many years to come.

MrPchubare
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So sorry that Toyota discontinued Venza. I love the Venza and was hoping to purchase the 2024. It really is a Lexus, similar to the NX 350 h. They never promoted Venza, you never saw an ad with the Venza featured. We purchased the 2009 Venza new. The best car we ever had and we have had many. It is still going strong and still looks good and it is a 15 year old car. The new Lexus NX is basically a Venza with a little more hp and a much higher price tag by thousands. The 2024 Venza was a really good deal for the money. Thanks for your video.

kapaluatime
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I drive a Venza 2022 limited. Review here applies for the most part. Smooth ride, good pick up, braking and switching from regenerative to mechanical is unnoticeable. Likewise for shifting from ICE to electric. Great mileage . Some complaints: road noise, head bumps getting in and out, lousy navigation system ( maybe improved in newer models.

I’d guess Toyota was not really interested in selling the Venza: huge delivery delays, test drives impossible to get, dealer markups. Now that the Venza is over, clearance operations have returned some normalcy, until death.

johnbrews